Ramen Musashi

Its ramen flavor is a bit milder than Santouka. The content of your order varies a lot from the side items you choose. So, the price goes differently. Overall, I like it. The only thing I wish is that if the ramen soup could be hotter that would be even better for the cold winter day. It's pretty convenient that it connects to Japanese groceries mart next door internally. That's one attraction to help each other...

Came here today for lunch, enjoyed everything there. The store entry itself is a little packed due to covid dividers, but once you're at the front you can place your order with the VERY friendly staff. There also isn't any menu for you to look at while in line (there is a small menu on the right side of the entrance but it's easy to miss), so keep that in mind as you'll have access to the menu once you reach the front desk. We ordered a katsu curry and a vegan miso ramen with two bubble teas, coming out to about 40 dollars all together, not bad. Food came out faster than the drinks which is the first time that's ever happened to me. Portions were good and the quality of the food was amazing. I would come back here every day if I could. The chicken katsu curry was some of the most lightly crisp savory cuts I've ever had, better than most places I've tried in Manhattan. The curry sauce really compliments the dish, some of the best I've tried. My GF got a vegan miso ramen and loved it as well, as far as I can tell it was equally high quality. They also have a loyalty card in case you come back often (which I plan on doing when possible) and there's also a Japanese grocery store attached, where you can find Japanese spices, snacks, and drinks. Do not miss your opportunity to go here.

First time trying ramen and I’m a huge fan now! I ordered gyoza dumplings and spicy garlic miso ramen with egg. The dine in area was closed at the time so we ordered take out and purchased items in the attached market of Japanese goods while we waited for our food. The staff was very helpful and answered all my questions. Plus there’s street parking in the rear and a parking lot. Definitely give this place a try!

Fell on this ramen house after searching for some restaurants in White Plains. This small location was a little concerning but it is connected to the grocery store. Food came out quick and the service was great, really helpful workers. Didn't know this before hand but they give patrons quarters for the meter which was a nice touch.

Great local spot for accessible ramen, rice, and Japanese snacks. The mart section has a wide range of Japanese products and affordable pricing. The dining area (separate from the mart) is cozy and reminiscent of hawker centers. We love the karaage and tonkatsu - anything fried is guaranteed to be tasty here. The ramen is good for the price and efficiency of service. Staff members are friendly and take precautions against COVID with masks and setting up barriers between tables. Would definitely recommend stopping by for a quick bite, and to browse the shelves for snacks to bring away.

Small, hole in the wall type place. You place your order at the counter, take your seat and wait for them to call your number. I got the pork bao bun to start which was tasty. Soft pillowy bao with chashu and spicy Mayo with some veggies. The chashu was the same as what comes in the ramen- very lean thin sliced and chewy. Not what I normally expect in a bun, but not inedible. I got the mixed broth (chicken and pork) with spicy miso. The broth was flavorful, creamy, and spicy. The noodles were a little strange. I have never had ramen where the noodles are....creamy? Like they were cooked in incredibly starchy water and not rinsed off. To be honest, this and the chewy, gristley chashu are the reasons I'm not giving 4 stars. The noodles were chewy and well cooked but the creamy texture was slightly off putting. I have eaten at many ramen shops but this was a first. Overall it was a good bowl of ramen but I wouldn't go out of my way to go back.