There's nothing like a hot bowl of ramen when the cold weather hits.
That's why we teamed up with city-guide app Foursquare to round up the 13 best places to eat ramen in New York, based on which locations had the highest ratings from Foursquare users.
From popular stops like Momofuku Noodle Bar to Takashi, which serves an unforgettable all-beef version, here are the top 13 places to hit up in New York when you need your ramen fix.
Talia Avakian contributed reporting to a previous version of this article.
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13. Mei-jin Ramen
With quick service and lunch specials for around $10, Mei-jin Ramen is a good go-to for a mid-day bite. Their specialty here is a flavorful beef broth, and their spicy beef ramen is a favorite.
Those looking for a vegetarian option can also indulge in a warm bowl of ramen made with a miso base and topped with tofu, green onion, and a variety of fresh veggies.
12. Minca
The spicy miso ramen at this tiny Alphabet City joint is sure to warm up anyone on a cold winter's day.
But if you're not the spicy food type, Minca has all of the basic ramen styles as well, including the restaurant's namesake bowl, which comes with half pork broth and half chicken broth.
11. Jin Ramen
If you're feeling especially hungry, head over to Jin Ramen, where you can order kaedama (an extra order of noodles) to finish off your bowl.
While Jin offers shio, shoyu, and tonkotsu ramen, its spicy tonkotsu is the biggest crowd-pleaser. It's made with a creamy pork broth that is prepared for around six hours before being mixed with their special sauce and topped off with spicy sesame oil.
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