Cocoron

I went to this Ramen place and was blown away. The star of the show was definitely the Tonkotsu ramen. The broth was incredibly rich and tangy, exactly what I was craving. The noodles were cooked to absolute perfection. I’d give the ramen itself a 100/10; it’s some of the best I’ve ever had. Unfortunately, the sides didn't quite hit the same mark. I ordered the gyoza, and while they were fine, they

I used to study and work near Cocoron so it has a very nostalgic place in my heart. That being said, it's been a decade since I last dined here and a lot seems to have changed within that time (although the fact that they are walk in and cash only has not changed). Their previous location closer to Chinatown/SoHo had a railroad-style layout making it narrow and cramped with people waiting in line.

I've been here twice this week, and I really love their soup! Just a heads up - their online menu and things like Grubhub aren't quite accurate. The menu is a little different from what's actually available in the store. The soba is good, the soup is delicious, and the staff are so nice! I really like coming here, but it's always so busy. My favorite is their Mera Mera Soba. Highly recommend if yo

Honestly. Unreal. So delicious. The mera mera soba has a deep sesame flavor. Its creamy. But not too heavy. So fragrant. Delicious. I understand why the ‘mera mera dip’ is an option now. It probably keeps the noodles from overcooking while they’re in the broth. The soup version (not dip) was amazing, but I’d try the dip next time to make sure the soba doesn’t keep cooking and get soft. They have c

The mera mera warm noodles are delicious we all finished the broth. We ended up getting the tofu. the karage was super juicy and well seasoned. Was able to get seated within 5 mins on a Wednesday night