Luca Fantini

Kogane has become one of my favorite places, most recently. The food is great, as is the service. Noodle are fresh and cooked to perfection. Music choice is ok, definitely not a great fit with the food and the atmosphere of the place, but since food is great, I can forgive them for making me listen to “The Weeknd”, while I’m having ramen.

Jenn Liu

a nice ramen restaurant! we went right around 12:30 on a Saturday, no wait. was seated very quickly, service gave us green tea and water right away :). we ordered spicy tonkatsu and regular tonkatsu ramen - it was so tasty, and loved the broth! the noodles were one of the best i’ve had in nyc so far! can tell it’s freshly made, however our eggs were overcooked. the price was v decent for the portion we were given! def a go to if you’re nearby and looking for a good ramen spot!

Corey Dugan

The best!!! Loved everything about this place, from the hole in the wall vibe to the excellent service to every bite exceeding my expectations. The octopus balls are a must (just trust me!). The kimchi ramen is a dupe for a favorite I’ve had before and I loved every spoonful of that amazing broth. This will become a regular spot for sure. Also love that they have a small selection of wines and sake but also the regular sodas. Absolutely delicious, could not recommend more!

Lisa Lam

Got it to go on a Wednesday around 1 pm, ordered through seamless, and pick up was ready by 15 min after placing the order. Perhaps even earlier (it was ready for pickup before the app even said it was ready). Fast service, good food. Would preferably like more pork or the other half of the egg in the tonkotsu ramen, but otherwise it was all good - Brussel sprouts, seared tuna, and ramen. The noodles and broth was packaged separately which is nice to prevent soggy noodles in a take out situation.

Ozgun Saran

A bit larger than a hole-in-the-wall spot, but still has that cozy vibe. The ramen is genuinely delicious, the service is always great (note: cash only), and there’s a surprisingly decent outdoor area along the curb. I’ve been here countless times—solo, with my sister, with friends—and every single visit ends the same way: I’m so full I can barely finish my bowl. That almost never happens at NYC restaurants. Consistently satisfying and worth returning to.

Jia Sun

Nice ramen shop in the area, 2nd location with first locate on 14 & 8th? Much more traditional and better than the branch of michelin rated ramen shop closer to dumbo that closed down. Trypical menu selection got Takoyaki and Tonkotsu. Pleasant wait staff and cozy place, nice spot to grab a bite after hanging out at brooklyn bridge piers.

Lift_Run_Eat_

Really good ramen! It’s slightly too fatty and oily but a solid 8/10. The fried chicken was a bit disappointing, size of the meat wasn’t at a good ratio. The eggplant was really good, nice miso dressing. The Spider Crab Buns was a nice surprise, good crunch to go with the soft bun. Overall, solid!

+2

Leonardo Torres

While this location is more accessible compared to the Manhattan location it's smaller. The White Truffle Ramen had good noodles but I was expecting a more potent truffle flavor. Overall it's still a nice place to get ramen.

Nicole Rocchio

They were able to seat me at 9pm on a Friday night & I was served within 5 minutes which was great. I had the spicy miso ramen which was pretty good, although the noodles aren’t my favorite. So perhaps personal preference. I would come back but I wouldn’t go out of my way.

Denise & Jose Denise & Jose

Went to Kogane for lunch, and we enjoyed it. The service was quick, and the staff was friendly and attentive. We enjoyed our bowls, and the portions were just right. Would like to visit again when we are in the neighborhood.

+2

S H

The tonkatsu ramen was okay. Very standard. But the place smells sooo musty and like mildew. Felt sick being in there. They need to work on the air circulation.

Snow X

The broth is tasteless — even instant ramen tastes better than this.