Cold Sesame Noodles
Ramen noodles with house-made sesame sauce, topped with chicken, cucumbers, pickled ginger, chili oil, and cilantro.
$16.00
Shoyu Ramen
Chicken bone broth with soy sauce base. Topped with pork loin, spinach, soft-boiled egg, nori, wakame, togarashi, scallions, bamboo shoots, naruto, and sesame seeds.
$18.00
Miso Ramen
Chicken bone broth with miso base. Topped with pork loin, spinach, soft-boiled egg, corn, nori, wakame, wood ear mushroom, togarashi, scallions, and sesame seeds.
$18.00
Tsukemen
Chicken bone dipping sauce with house-made miso and akakara spice. Cold noodles topped with seared pork loin, spinach, poached egg, corn, wakame, togarashi, scallions, menma, naruto, sesame seeds, and sesame oil.
$18.00
Chicken Shio Ramen
Chicken bone broth with shio (salt) base with lemon. Topped with Chicken, bok choy, soft-boiled egg, nori, togarashi, scallions, bamboo shoots, naruto, and sesame seeds.
$18.00
Vegan Miso
House-made vegan miso broth. Vegan noodles topped with stuffed tofu, spinach, menma, house-made chili paste, shredded togarashi, scallions, and sesame seeds.
$18.00
Plain Ramen
Vegan ramen noodles and broth. Your choice of 1 flavor.
$11.00
Beverages
$2.40
Kimchi Add On
House-made kimchi. Vegan!
$4.50
Just Ramen Soup
$8.00
Edamame
$5.00
Seaweed Salad
$5.50
Uncooked Noodles 1 Sleeve
Includes 5 portions. Vegan.
$17.50
Itoen Green Tea
16.9 oz.
$5.00
Itoen Jasmine Tea
16.9 oz.
$5.00
Ramune Japanese Soda -6.76 Fluid Ounces
Japanese marble soda
$5.00
Japanese Curry Chicken Rice
Medium-spicy house-made curry over white rice, topped with soy-glazed chicken thigh, corn, pickled ginger, shredded cabbage, and teriyaki sauce. Contains soy
$16.00
Japanese Curry Ramen
Chicken bone broth with our house-made curry, topped with pork loin, soft-boiled egg, corn, menma, nori, pickled ginger, shredded cabbage, red onions, chili oil, sesame, and shichimi togarashi. Contain soy
$22.00
Ramen By Uzu Menu Ramen By Uzu sits right at 1309 5th St NE, Washington, DC 20002, and it’s the kind of spot that pulls you in with the smell before you even step through the door. The menu feels simple at first glance, but the more you look, the more there is to notice-deep, flavorful broths, perfectly cooked noodles, and toppings that actually feel thought through instead of just thrown on. There’s a nice mix of classic ramen bowls and a few creative touches that keep things interesting without going overboard.
What makes browsing the menu fun is how easy it is to picture each bowl arriving at the table, steaming and full of flavor. It’s not trying too hard, just steady, comforting food that works whether you’re in a hurry or hanging around for a slow meal. Every option feels like it has its own personality, which makes choosing a bit harder in the best way possible