JY Ramen

Absolutely love this place, definitely a hidden gem. Went for the first time and got gyoza, hot tea, and ramen. Everything was so delicious. This is a super quiet spot with very chill and cozy vibes. The staff was extremely friendly and attentive.

The service was good, and the location was nice and clean, but we didn't love the ramen. It just wasn't our favorite, so we haven't been back.

Arrived at the time it said my order would be ready. Although, the check mark that says order received on this app never changed colors, which I'm thinking it should? Either way, checked in at the counter. Two young men working. Talked to both of them. Told them my name & that I was picking up a Yelp/Grub Hub order. The young man at the counter seemed more interested in small talking than working. When asked if they were busy, he said "he is". He said it was the other guys last training day, so he was letting him do the work. Too much. 3 orders up, each time one came up, I was asked my name again. No no no. Waited. A party of 6 people were checking out, most separate. This cause confusion for the servers and extra time for everyone. After about the 4th person and now waiting here 15 min, I caught the eye of the person checking them out. He said one minute as he finished with them. I asked if he could check on the order. He did and then after finishing, asked if he could borrow my phone to show the cook. Umm, I guess? Then he came back and explained that the grub hub orders don't auto print & blamed the other guy for not checking it. I told him that he should blame himself also for not. Geez. Considering I checked in with them 15 min prior & told them where I'd placed my order!?? Anyway. Guy kept my phone to put order into the system again. Maybe Yelp should disable the ordering since they don't check it?? Rant over. Food wasn't bad, but didn't necessarily impress either. I had the Tan Tan Ramen & an order of shrimp tempura. Everything was packed separately, good. Plenty of noodles in the bowl! Very small amount of cabbage & pickled ginger. I ordered and paid $1.50 for an egg & it wasn't there. Unless half an egg costs $1.50? If so, that's crazy. Broth was temperature hot, but soup wasn't spicy, as the description says. Actually, once I mixed it, nothing was spicy. 2.5 out of 5 for the soup. Shrimp tempura was ok. The fluffy batter had no flavor and there was a side of soy sauce for dipping!? Not sure if this after first impression I'd make my way back here?

2nd time back and we were not disappointed! Service is always great here and that's that there is always only one server. She was very kind, sitting us under the fan when it was 108 outside and being tentative without overdoing it. The ambiance is quiet, traditional, and just a place where you can enjoy good food in comfort. We love their seafood gyoza. Crispy, flavorful, and filled with shrimp! The shoyu ramen was delicious. It was salty enough, fish cakes, fresh veggies, and a perfectly cooked egg will definitely make my day lol! The tonkotsu was also delicious. The broth was so flavorful and the pork was buttery smooth. I ordered the extra ramen noodles for maybe a little more than $1 and was surprised they gave me a whole bowl! My bf tried the green milk tea. Although it was blended with ice and not like the traditional milk tea with tapioca, he said it was sweet enough and perfect for a hot day!

The ramen was a great treat for someone who's battling any illness. I had the ramen with tempera shrimp and it hit the spot!

We all have had ramen at home, but have you ever gone to a ramen restaurant? It is definitely way better than the ramen that comes in the little bags. On a cold day, I decided I needed something warm, so I stopped by for lunch. I ordered the seafood gyoza for an appetizer. I loved them. They were perfectly done and had great flavor. I ordered the veggie ramen. I can't say it was the best ramen I have had, but it was ok. It had a weird flour taste to it, but I brought left overs home and added a little bit of siracha and that made it much better. The waitress was attentive. The restaurant has plenty of seating. Parking is available on site, but shared. When you're done with your meal, you pay at the register.

Jy Ramen was an absolute delicious surprise. Located at a business park in the medical center you can miss in a blink of an eye. I would call it a hidden gem. Our waiter was so pleasant and welcoming. I had the Miso Ramen paired with a hot jasmine tea. Both delicious and aesthetically beautiful. The ambiance was zen and very spacious. I would highly recommend this place for anyone in search of some delicious ramen in the northwest side. I will definitely be back.

I came with my husband and brother and I am so happy that my brother has a new go to ramen place now!The place was busy and they only had one server on staff that day. However once our server got to us we had such an amazing time! She was super charismatic and helped answer our questions.My favorite of the three ramens we ordered was the tonkatsu. The broth was perfect and very light which is rare for ramen. The miso was also really tasty. It's more flavorful and salty than the tonkatsu. The last of the bunch was the chicken ramen. I probably won't order that next time because it wasn't my favorite, however my brother and husband said they preferred the other ramens but still wouldn't mind eating this.Do order their raspberry hibiscus ice tea! It was divine! I ordered a cup to go because I still wanted more! All in all, we had such a good time and we will definitely be coming back next time we visit!

Tbh the best ramen in San Antonio. The interior is very cultured and so cozy. Service is fast. I always get the spicy ramen so so good!

Food was terrible. It did not taste fresh. Tasted as if it was old reheated food.The tea tasted like incense.As far as ambiance- unpainted walls and the chairs were wooden blocks.Only saving grace was the service. Our waitress was excellent.