You know a restaurant must be good when two things happen—one, they serve food until they run out, which happens frequently. Two, there is practically always a line out the door. These two criteria are what come to mind when people visit Momi Ramen in Florida, a 19-seat restaurant that stays open until 1 a.m. or at least until all the food is gone. So what does this say about their food? It’s always fresh, daily, and worth the line out the door. Take a look…
Momi Ramen in Miami is a fresh-made daily ramen spot that almost always has a line out the door.
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The line could be from either the fact that the food is that crave-worthy—literally you’ll be thinking about your next bowl after you finish your first…
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…or the fact that the restaurant is tiny—it seats 19 people at a time.
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But either way, Momi Ramen has become somewhat of a hidden gem within the South Florida food scene.
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Visitors know that there might be a wait, but that it’s always worth it once they start slurping.
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The ramen at Momi is kettle-brewed pork bone marrow Tonkotsu broth, which is rich and vibrant in flavor, served with house-made noodles that are about an authentic as it gets.
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The restaurant is cash-only, so make sure to prepare in advance, and if they happen to run out of food—you’ll have to wait until the next day.
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Visit Momi Ramen in Florida and get ready for a satisfying spoonful of ramen that is immensely gratifying to the soul.
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To find where Momi Ramen is located in Florida click here for the map.
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Have you dined at Momi Ramen in Florida? We’d love to hear about your experience in the comments section! Or, if you want to know more about this restaurant in order to plan a trip, make sure to check out the Facebook Page.
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Address: 5 SW 11th St, Miami, FL 33130, USA
