Lifting Noodles Ramen

I was in the area and craving ramen and this place popped up. There is plenty of parking on the street and they have parking lots between the buildings. I parked on the side of a building and got out and walked. Yall! Maps took me all over the block! I got my steps in that day but it's a lot of eateries so plenty to choose from. Oh, and I enjoyed the graffiti.Just as I was about to give up, I walked by two guys and one of them said, "You look hungry. You must be looking for the noodle spot". He said that people overlook it all the time. I had walked right by the restaurant multiple times. It's seems it's several restaurants share the same space so that confuses a lot of people. Also, the sign that says "Lifting Noodles" indicating you are in the right place was lying on the ground so I missed it.The restaurant is all the way in the back. I was greeted immediately and directed to place my order via a kiosk which I did. I ordered the Angry Zuko Ramen to go. They do have tables if you want to eat there. The wait was not long at all...maybe 5 minutes. The broth was really tasty and flavorful and had a nice kick to it. The meal is already spicy and when I ordered, there was a "make it spicy" option which I checked. So I'm not sure if by checking that option, it made it even more spicy than how it normally is or not. My only complaint is there was not enough meat and the egg tasted funny.. it had a sweet taste to it. Next time, I'll request more meat and no egg.

So this is one of the six restaurants inside of the pho spot inside of the battery. It's pretty solid. You have a myriad of restaurants to try, I was feeling like ramen so I stopped in for a Tonkotsu black.The ramen was good, I have to get a spicy, it had a hint of a plant taste to it versus just spice but it was still good though. You have to sit there and wait until they buzz your buzzer to get your food because it's made to order. Told all the things and gave all the detail. I will go back but I will probably try something else.

Delicious Atlanta ramen! This place is in a small food hall with 3-4 other restaurants. We really like the gyoza in curry. I wish they offered the curry in a separate curry dish, because it's some of the best curry that I've had in Atlanta. It'd be great in a chicken and rice dish. We also liked the shrimp wonton ramen- it was delicious. If you're craving some ramen, definitely check out this East Atlanta spot.

Delicious! I got the vegetarian noodles delivered and it came pipping hot and super fast. I can't wait to go there in person. The veggie brother is creamy despite being vegan. You can order additional protein like eggs or shrimp if you want to adjust your bowl. Overall a great ramen spot.

As a disabled person, this place was not ADA friendly. Parking near the location is very limited. This location is in a very bare bones location, so very small kitchens line one wall of the aisle, and limited seating lines the other wall. Seating is communal (picnic tables), and wheelchairs would not be able to maneuver well in the tight space.This seems more of a takeout spot, or a place from which to order delivery.I did not eat here, as it was such an effort to maneuver in and out, no one working there ever acknowledged me, and I left crying. I cannot judge the food, but I know there are other locations, so I'm looking forward to trying one of those to evaluate the food. The rating is in part because of this (while my experience is a 1, I can't rate the food).

Easy place to eat and enjoy some good food. Looking forward to trying the other options! For, now, the chicken broth was delicious, not too salty, and the egg noodles on point.Comin back for more!

This eatery is tucked away in a small location, nestled among other food spots. Upon entering, it becomes evident that seating options are limited. Nonetheless, the staff was really friendly and accommodating. However, the food itself was a bit disappointing. We ordered two vegan ramen bowls, but both were undercooked. The tofu lacked proper marination and tasted raw, while the other ingredients in the ramen, including the mushrooms, were also undercooked. On the bright side, the broth was honestly really flavorful and stood out as the best part of the entire dish.Parking options are somewhat limited, with only street parking available, although they do have their own parking lot which may require payment. I personally parked on the streets. All in all, while I appreciate the dining experience, I'm uncertain if I'll be returning in the future. Thank you for the meal!

The small food hall that contains Lifting Noodles is a chill haven in the chaos of EAV on a weekend night. You order via a QR code that you can find on the placards on the tables, and choose either takeout or dine-in. Lifting Noodles is I think merged with PokeBurri (the poke burrito place) so the online menu is a little confusing, but navigable. We went for some ginger miso salad and the veggie spring rolls to share, then the "angry zuko" ramen for me and the tofu udon for my dinner buddy. By the way, the ATLA references in the menu were much appreciated. Everything we ordered was great. The salad is your typical lil salad you get at most Japanese restaurants, but larger. The spring rolls were great although I do wish there was some wood ear mushroom in there for crunch. The ramen is really solid, with the thicker scraggly noodles rather than the thin straight ones. I personally have no preference between the two. I will say that having watched ATLA, and knowing how angry Zuko is for the first half of the show, I was expecting a pretty spicy ramen bowl. What I got instead was Zuko after he realizes his destiny and loses his rage...in other words it was really not spicy at all! Not sure if the other spicy ramens they offer are actually spicy. My dinner buddy's udon was apparently perfect and hit the spot on a chilly December night. The vibes are relaxed, it's not overly loud, and food comes out pretty quick. If you want dinner in EAV but don't want to deal with the crazy wait times and being unable to hear your own conversation, this is a great spot to check out.

How cute is this place It looks like a noodle shop in Japan. Service was great, fast, and so easy to order. The best part, the food!!!!!! The broth in the ramen, the chewy noodles, the marinated egg and the price Definitely a must try in east Atlanta

What a pleasant surprise! I was craving pho and stumbled upon this hidden gym. I got the Village Classic Ramen Bowl. The pork belly was so soft and sweet. The broth was strong yet sweet. I also got a drink at the bar (Whiskey Sour) and it was 10/10. The bartender was personable and efficient. I will definitely be visiting again the next time I am in town.