Ken's is great for a satisfying meal of authentic Japanese noodles. I usually get the Miso Ramen while P gets the Soy Sauce Ramen. The broth is what makes Ken's Ramen stand out. It's thick, rich, and full of porky goodness. I wonder how long it takes to make the broth? I also like the added texture of the beansprouts and corn. If you want a lighter broth, the soy sauce ramen is for you.
Chomp Meter:
Boston's best ramen place! It's definitely worth a try or two or three. My only gripe is that the noodles are a little expensive at $7.80 for the miso ramen.
Ken's Noodle House
Allston/Brighton
1 Brighton Ave
Allston, MA 02134
(617) 254-5524
Closed on Wednesdays
2 comments:
I keep hearing good things about this place. I love when sketchy trappings hide good finds!
hi claire- absolutely! stop by sometime :)
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