Toki Underground Review

This restaurant is a Chinese restaurant located in New York. The name of the restaurant is also better remembered. It is called Toki Underground. The restaurant tastes quite good. Many Chinese tourists and Chinese people come here to eat.

It is a more alternative Japanese ramen noodles. The soup base inside is a bit spicy and a bit like Dongyin Gong. The taste is quite good, the price is quite expensive, a bowl of noodles is more than 20 dollars, but it is cheap in the United States.

Amazing food in a fantastic little environment. Ramen is very flavorful and we rarely find it. Appetizers are also very good, buns delicious fried chicken crispy chicken right balance and endorphins in fresh steamed bun sauce...what really is! 100% will visit again when in DC - try to find a counter and see all the action in the kitchen!

It's a good restaurant.(*๓´╰╯`๓)♡

It’s a hole, walk to the second floor, only bar seating settings are limited, once you get your location...it will definitely get you all senses ramen. We took a Uber cup round trip (highly recommended, due to lack of parking, not the biggest area in the city-H street corridor). We waited about 30 minutes and then it was just incredible. They had a nice menu and all the staff were friendly. We will be back again in town. My only negative (nothing to do with service or food) was the choice to play vulgar music. So, not a place for kids...

Short distance from all the monuments - underground, one of the best ramen/noodle restaurants I have ever visited. It’s a small place with maybe 30 seats, but they know how to accommodate their guests. My friend and I had pork dumplings (delicious!) and fried chicken buns (unbelievable!) to start with. I ordered the clam meat made up of classic ramen. This dish was large and no other ingredients were lost. It was tender and delicious, the perfect proportion to the ramen. My guest ordered the Taipei chicken ramen curry. Also good, but be aware that it was very spicy (my guest wasn't a newbie of all types of spicy dishes)! A bit off the tourist map in a trendy part of the city. While you wait for your seat at the small counter, have a drink with the locals at the Pug Diving Bar, but don't put politics at the door!

The place is a bit hard to find, so you have to look carefully and then go upstairs and you will find yourself in a small ramen restaurant. Eating at the bar, the experience is quite authentic in Japan. I highly recommend steamed vegetarian dumplings - delicious. The ramen itself is nice, but the sauce and extra stuff on the table will be fun. The music is crazy at times! As others have pointed out, this is definitely a very young and hip place. Authentic quality Japanese.