Mochiron izakaya

I had a very pleasant experience with my brother at this restaurant. Service is really good and food is delicious. We had different “tapas”/small plates from the menu. I definitely recommend it!

One of my favorite restaurants! And they have an exceptional backyard setup that makes dining at the restaurant a pleasure even in winter during COVID. If you need to get out of your apartment, bundle up and go! In addition to lots of small hot dish options and ramen, they serves complimentary hot tea, and it's so pleasurable.

I really love this place - good, authentic food. The servers are always helpful and offer good recommendations if you're not familiar with the items on the menu. Usually hit it up for lunch, but have never gone for dinner.

Cool little spot along 30th. Unpretentious with reasonably priced ‘tapas’ like servings.

Our waitress was the cutest! I think she is Japanese and she was so polite and friendly. Great service!

Cute little outdoor sitting too and all staff were wearing a mask

I have been here three times in quick succession, after the first time I stopped by, it has become legitimately hard to walk down the block without stopping by for some ramen. Alcoholic drinks are pretty standard Japanese and American fare, can't go wrong with a Sapporo or an Asahi, with some Sake, or with a Montauk IPA, so if your interested in drinks its pretty self explanitory, and they have a nice drinks menu with dope one piece animations on it.

Food wise, I have always tried a different bowl of ramen, only hot, I haven't tried the cold noodles yet. The main bowls of ramen they serve comes with a Chicken broth, which is satisfying, although slightly less creamy then I like my chicken broth, it doesn't really leave me missing the creaminess, its flavorful and comes at just the right temperature for getting right into it. Very consistent soft-boiled egg. The different bowls of ramen are variations on the chicken broth, such as garlic, spicy, miso, or something with fish flavor I believe, either way, it's definitely worth asking the waiter whats going on unless you happen to read Japanese, which I do not. The thing that was recommended to me on my first visit by my waitress was the stir fried beef and vegetables, which comes out sizzling on a hot plate and goes great as a side to share with another person. I've always gotten ramen, the person I ate with always got a cutlet with rice, and we split the beef, which enhances their rice and enhances my ramen. Halfway through my noodley experience, I dump a portion of my stir fried beef into that bad boy to make it sweeter and savorier. epic flavor bomb. The kimchi is also fantastic, haven't had any that good that wasn't home made. The potato Croquet is also great, beautifully fried, but for the price I would probably opt for something else next time.

Great service, small personal spot, pretty good outdoor seating, unless its raining, in which case there is only one good table under the awning, and the umbrellas don't look very effective for the curb seating, aside from shade.