Okiboru Tsukemen & Ramen Buckhead

We are so exited that we have a new ramen spot walking distance to the house! And, it’s really good ramen!

**Food**

So far, for small plates, we have tried the Shoyu Brussels, Crispy Goyza and the Garlic Nori Fries. All 3 were tasty but the Shoyu Brussels were amazing! The brussels are something we will get over and over again.

For ramen, we have tried the Tonkotsu, Spicy Tonkotsu and the Tori Paitan. The pork chashu in the tonkotsu is some of the best I’ve had! And the chicken in the Tori Paitan is sooo good!

**Drinks**

We have only tried one cocktail so far and I don’t remember the name but I did include a photo of the drink to this review. The drink was sweet and fruity and I will definitely order again! I’m also looking forward to trying new drinks.

**Service**

We’ve visited 3 times now and so far, the service has been great. We’ve sat at the bar the last two times and the bartender is very sweet and always has a huge smile.

**Atmosphere**

The restaurant is a cute little ramen spot with limited seating but so far, we have had no issues walking in and grabbing a seat at the bar.

We are always looking for a cozy little bar to have drinks and some food and this bar is that spot!

**Value**

The value is good. The food and drinks are really great and price is just right so no complaints on value for what you get.

Overall, we really enjoy the ramen here and it has already become a regular spot for us!

Delicious. Everything is freshly prepared, quick, and tasty. I had the chicken Okiboru buns and the Tonkotsu. Both were amazing. I highly recommend!

Not the best but definitely in the top 3 ramen joints in Atlanta. Server was extremely pleasant and the food was very well flavored. The gyoza was overly fried imo but still good. The pork was the best my husband has ever had and my spicy chicken ramen was wonderful. Establishment was clean and they have a second location in Sandy Springs. Definitely worth checking out as we will return ourselves.

I've heard a lot of hype from their original Sandy Springs location, and the food at this new store was delicious!! Tried the ebi karaage ($10) to start off with which was delightful. The shrimp was juicy and the fried coating was crispy and light. Spicy tonkatsu ($15) was very flavorful - broth is very rich, umami, and creamy and the noodles are nice and springy. Definitely one of the best ramens I've had in Atlanta!

Came during their opening week, and the restaurant was pretty busy on a Thursday night, but service was quick! It's located in a strip of stores right off Peacthree St. There's a garage right behind the store for retail that offers free parking!

I love Okiboru! So happy they’re in Buckhead! The best ramen on the East Coast for sure!!!

I love their Spicy Paitan Tsukemen! It is amazing!