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Daikaya

Daikaya

Ristorante di ramen, Ristorante di noodle, e Ristorante giapponese$$$$
Chinatown, Washington
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  • Amanda B.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Amanda BethGennaio 28, 2018
    Delicious Ramen! Loved the flavor of the chasu and ground pork, and couldn't get enough of the dark, bold broth. With perfectly made noodles, this substantial meal will make you leave happy and full!
    Votato positivo 4 settimane fa
  • Kaz K.
    Kaz K.Febbraio 15, 2016
    Always crowded here, get here early or expect to wait at least 30-60 mins. Ramen is pretty good. Great atmosphere. My fave on the menu is the gyoza, though.
  • Behrad Eatsicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Behrad EatsMaggio 2, 2016
    After ordering the Grilled Avocado with housemade ponzu, fresh wasabi, you'll never go back to eating non-grilled avocadoes!
  • OmÂr P.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    OmÂr PêrèzGennaio 19, 2019
    One of the best ramen places in DC. They do not accept reservations, so you would be there with all your parties and wait between 20-40 mins (avg) to be seated. It is worth the waiting, believe me!
  • Erin M.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Erin MerchantSettembre 7, 2015
    Ramen is wait list only. Get there early, otherwise expect to wait. Pretty legit Sapporo style miso, but the regular is good too. Add a spice bomb and get a 22oz Sapporo Reserve. Eat it hot and quick.
  • Juliana M.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Juliana MatsugumaSettembre 10, 2017
    If you like Ramen, this place is mandatory in DC. Great place, decoration, food and price. The service is exceptional as well. There's usually a waiting list, but it's worth the waiting.
  • Eater
    EaterGennaio 17, 2017
    On the ground floor: Sapporo-style ramen in a bustling setting. Upstairs, an izakaya specializing in Japanese bar food, whiskeys, shochu and Japanese beer. Leggi tutto
  • Behrad Eatsicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Behrad EatsMaggio 2, 2016
    Want eggs on eggs on eggs? Order the Rocky made of Onsen egg, sea urchin, salmon roe, sweet dashi broth.
  • Behrad Eatsicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Behrad EatsMaggio 2, 2016
    You can't leave without ordering the Pork and Brussels Sprouts “Okonomiyaki-style” with Kewpie mayo, okonomiyaki sauce, and aonori.
  • Behrad Eatsicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Behrad EatsMaggio 2, 2016
    The Chilled Cucumberhas a crisp taste with a bit of heat, prepared with rayu vinaigrette, crispy garlic, ground sesame seed, and chili thread.
  • Mikey Z.
    Mikey ZLuglio 1, 2018
    Best ramen in the DC area. Downstairs doesn’t take reservations, but shouldn’t be hard to get a seat. Vegetarian ramen option. Make sure to try the ice cream for dessert if you like soft serve!
  • Eater
    EaterNovembre 21, 2016
    Japanese whisky is the star spirit at Daikaya izakaya. The menu lists the usual expressions from Suntory and Nikka, along with two choices from Mars. Leggi tutto
  • İlkay C.
    İlkay CivanoğluNovembre 20, 2017
    This one is Shio but Spicy ramen was better for me. Also dont forget add as topping egg and butter to your ramen.
  • Howard J.
    Howard J. LeeNovembre 10, 2013
    Everything is amazing. The hash brown nachos (sounds odd, but, trust me) is so amazing! Friendly bartenders and amazing staff. It feels like home every time I go!
  • Adnaicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    AdnaMarzo 25, 2015
    Great service. The beansprouts were sautéed before being put in the soup, which added a unique flavor to the broth. The soft boiled egg was amazing.
  • Mohan B.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Mohan BergAgosto 5, 2016
    È stato qui più di 10 volte
    The miso based soups are excellent. The spicy isn't as spicy as you might expect so don't be scared away. Be prepared to drink lots of water because this food is salty by design. Eat it hot!
  • Bitches Who Brunch
    Bitches Who BrunchGennaio 11, 2014
    The Bitches Say: B+. Daikaya is definitely worth the trip for brunch. We’d like a little more consistency, but overall we loved it. Awarded with the Best French Toast and Best Veggie Dish of 2013!
  • Bryant B.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Bryant BalatbatFebbraio 9, 2016
    When the line up is long to to the izakaya upstairs instead. Also that brunch menu is amazing. Try as much as you can, it's all good.
  • David D.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    David DyTangNovembre 2, 2015
    È stato qui più di 5 volte
    Possibly the best ramen in DC, as long as you add the pork belly and soft boiled egg to your bowl. Stick to a max of two people and go early to keep your wait times down.
  • Behrad Eatsicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Behrad EatsGennaio 25, 2015
    Lives up to the hype! You'll have some of the best ramen here! I recommend the Spicy Miso Ramen with chashu and egg add-ons.
  • Jessica P.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Jessica PlacenciaGiugno 19, 2016
    Culinary heaven. The chef is a genius. The staff is well versed on the food. Go with a group of friends that like to try and share so you can tackle the incredible menu.
  • Chris
    ChrisAprile 14, 2013
    È stato qui più di 5 volte
    The choice and volume of the music left me unsure if this was a restaurant or a club. Regardless, tasty ramen - albeit long seating wait times - with a trendy quasi-secret "izakaya" bar upstairs.
  • Katieicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    KatieDicembre 12, 2013
    Great ramen & they don't skimp on the meat portions. In addition to the tasty food, the vibe is way trendier than most of the places in Chinatown & they played awesome music. Worth the visit.
  • İlkay C.
    İlkay CivanoğluNovembre 20, 2017
    First try for Gyoza and when it is hot yoh cannot get the flavors. So you should wait couple minutes for cool !
  • Alexa S.
    Alexa ScordatoAgosto 11, 2013
    Put your name in then head upstairs to Izakaya for a drink or appetizers. Brunch on weekends is a unique experience - small Japanese plates inspired by brunch classics like chicken and waffles.
  • Kareema N.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Kareema NahavandiOttobre 25, 2018
    The vegetable ramen was delicious. We got a spice bomb added but the broth was already a bit spicy so unless you like super spicy food would not recommend doing that. Overall was great!!!
  • Ruth P.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Ruth PuiOttobre 21, 2014
    The beef tongue is tender and spicy, the chicken Kara age is superb. Fried garlic is yummy and unique. So happy I made the stop, and loved the improved old fashioned!
  • Lucille F.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Lucille FisherNovembre 9, 2015
    Daikaya Izakaya is my favorite Japanese restaurant in DC. Never fails to please, amaze & satisfy. Reservations recommended.
  • Kei H.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Kei HarrisSettembre 7, 2015
    First time having authentic ramen and it was delicious. I was even able to stomach nori and nitamago which I had never been able to before.
  • Spoon University
    Spoon UniversityOttobre 18, 2016
    The noodles themselves here are what makes Daikaya stand out. They have a perfect al dente bite that is unmatched — probably because they import them from Sapporo for prime quality. Leggi tutto
  • Washington Post
    Washington PostAprile 10, 2014
    Ramen purists might blanch at the thought of a noodle bowl without pork, but they've probably never had chef Katsuya Fukushima's vegan ramen Leggi tutto
  • Yera H.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Yera HaDicembre 3, 2014
    Great ramen-- try the spicy miso. Tender, new noodles in refreshing broth. If they have pork belly, get it. It has a hint of ginger and it melts like butter.
  • Paige C.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Paige CSettembre 20, 2014
    The best ramen I have ever had. Also try their amazing potstickers. My brother used to be a chef here and I will always love this place!
  • Juli J.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Juli JakuFebbraio 19, 2015
    Ramen are great, but be ready for a wait and a crammed and loud environment. Upstairs has a ramen special on Fridays- best if you want to avoid the crowds
  • Behrad Eatsicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Behrad EatsGennaio 25, 2015
    Gyoza is their only appetizer but it's a delicious starter while waiting for the amazing ramen.
  • Ji
    JiGiugno 19, 2018
    Delicious ramen & home made iced tea. Great value for money, filling meal that will warm you up :)
  • Ericicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    EricGiugno 3, 2015
    They have an app that arranges reservations and seating. Note that the open table is for the Bar upstairs with no ramen
  • Laura
    LauraFebbraio 18, 2013
    Good food and they have a small hidden room at the back so good to know for a bigger group; they will soon open sth upstairs! And the sake was very good.
  • Mimi N.
    Mimi NguyenNovembre 19, 2013
    Shoyu ramen was pretty good. Broth is lighter than it looks. Be sure to ask to add pork belly to your bowl! It's not listed on the menu. You'll thank me later :)
  • Acacia H.
    Acacia HenryFebbraio 26, 2014
    Delicious food and friendly staff. They recommended the not on the menu pork belly which was delicious!
  • Washington Post
    Washington PostOttobre 16, 2013
    There are two ways to experience this restaurant: Stay on the ground floor to sip the broth and slurp the noodles of Sapporo-style ramen or go upstairs to order from a menu small plates.
  • Daniel G.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Daniel GraysonMaggio 23, 2017
    Good, but an awful lot of money for a bowl of ramen, and it's not *that* good. Though, I like the smoky added by the bean sprouts; it's a nice signature.
  • Rebecca B.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Rebecca BrownOttobre 24, 2017
    Loved the ramen here. Kirin beer in the bar upstairs. Nice gyoza. Book as it's busy!
  • Serious Eats
    Serious EatsAprile 23, 2014
    Ramen on the bottom, izakaya on top. Grab a drink upstairs while waiting for a seat to open up at the ramen shop.
  • Brian M.
    Brian MateOttobre 18, 2013
    I won't give to much away but look for the bartender with the monogram "pimp" on his sleeve and a stylish bow tie. Not only does he make one of the best old fashioned in the game he also had great req
  • Jeffrey R.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Jeffrey RNovembre 25, 2018
    Great service and fast and large portions. Great flavor and soothing with a beer.
  • Abicona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    AbMarzo 25, 2016
    Pick any. I vote Ship + egg (you must add an egg) + spice bomb on the side.
  • Washington Post
    Washington PostFebbraio 13, 2014
    How long is the wait? Co-owner Daisuke Utagawa says it’s usually 45 minutes. Come after 9 p.m. and you likely won’t have a wait. On a recent Friday night at 7:45, the wait was 75 minutes. Leggi tutto
  • Lewis W.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Lewis WilkinsSettembre 18, 2018
    Tasty ramen and stupid waitlist policies. Informed of 30 minute waitlist, Daikaya texted at 25 min, refused to sit us at 36 minutes. Did you know Masala 6 right across the street has delicious dosas?
  • Niels S.icona di cuore sull'immagine utente
    Niels SwimbergheMaggio 10, 2015
    I love this place, great ramen, great atmosphere, and it's being prepared before your eyes.
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