Kojin Noodle Bar

We love Phở and Ramen, and were quite happy to find Kojin’s after a «late» night. I had the House Ramen and my husband, the Chicken Phở. We found them very tasty and appreciated the fact you can order «half orders». It looks as if they have a good selection of Sake, but we did not try any. Maybe next time!

always fresh, good service, pork belly sliders can’t get enough of em’
ramen tasty

Bad service. Don t even come in. And the food is also salty. The 4-​star rating is a joke

In the center of town, this small but adorable restaurant caters to all your tastebuds. The service is fast, friendly and efficient and the portions are perfect, maybe sometimes too perfect. Refills happen without asking and if you drop your chopstick or fork, you have a new one before you can pick the dropped one up. All the ingredients in our party of fours dishes were fresh and good. This restaurant is on the small side but then again it doesn’t take that long to get your order and eat it too. Great for tourists as well as locals.

Freakin’ delish and cute. One of my favorite spots in Key West. Everything is fresh and clean. My wife pointed out the art on the wall and how she could totally relate to wanting to bring the bowl right up to her face to get it all. Nom nom nom.

Wonderful authentic Asian food
Small and no reservations so you can wait over and hour for a seat. Take out is a good alternative!

Our favorite Key West restaurant (so far). Vegetarian-​friendly – including kim chi! Very fast and professional service. Don’t miss the tofu-​belly buns or the tempura rice ball appetizers.

I was craving noodles and was excited to find this on Unilocal with pretty good reviews. When we got there we saw the place was a small little shop with nice décor and place was packed. We had to wait about 15 minutes to be seated. The staff is very friendly. Once we were seated a waitress immediately took our drink orders and took our food orders little later. We ordered pork dumplings and pork belly buns for appetizers. They were both pretty good. For our main entrée, we ordered house ramen and udon noodles. The house ramen was good but not one of best ramen I’ve tasted. The ramen noodles didn’t look like it was cooked enough because I found clumps of noodles in my soup. As for their udon noodle, it was probably one of worst udon noodles I’ve tasted in my life. The soup was too sweet for udon soup and not much flavor at all.

fuking bad service never come again.
Tried house ramen. The broth is ok, but what’s wrong with the egg? Never eat egg like this in a restaurant. Dragon bowl is kind of odd. I don’t like it.

The reman was okay: the soup was too salty, the egg was not cooked the right way, the pork was not impressive either. The fried soft shell crab was well cooked. As a reman fun, I would not go back.

Nothing here is authentic, dont come here if you know what these dishes are supposed to taste like.
Also, its not very good.

4 stars atmosphere
3.8 stars service
2.5 stars food
Visited on Friday 12/​18/​2015.
Ordered house ramen and yakisoba. Overpriced for what we get.

Kojin Noodle Bar, the best place for Noodles.
I had the Phở, and I’ve never had a soup like it. The flavor was outstanding and surprising, and very filling.
For lunch, I can recommend the Yellow Rice Curry, only $ 10! Tastes amazing and a good portion.
For dessert, you can’t go wrong with the mochi ice cream, it’s different than you think. Really good!

This is my favorite place for food in Key West so far. It was a great start to our time in Key West as it was the first place we went to. It’s a small restaurant, but people are in and out pretty fast.
They have a good variety of sake and other Japanese beverages — like my favorite Oi Ocha. Yum. My husband and I split a pork ramen and the tofu belly steamed buns.
The ramen was amazing — perfectly flavored broth bursting with a sweet, smokey flavor from the pork belly. A bit of the pork belly is left in for your enjoyment, but the pork shoulder is your main for the dish. And boy is it delicious. Egg was perfectly cooked (I find a lot of places around me don’t really get that right, and it was nice to have it right for the first time in a long time). The place is laid back and service is great, so I really have no complaints whatsoever. It’s well priced, delicious food. You might be like ‘this doesn’t fit in here, why are you telling me to go here’ like my husband was, but trust me, it’s worth it. Best ramen I’ve had on the east coast, hands down.

Love this place ate here twice helped that it was right across the road from our hotel. We shared all our meals they were such large portions.

The place is a little hole in the wall with a bar and couple of tables. The food here is unconventional, not the traditional noodle house style.
It was our first dinner at key west, we ordered a dragon bowl, a Phở with beef, a curried lamb and a tempura rice ball. The service is quick, the noodle portions are huge and enough to feed two people.
The taste was so-​so, the dishes were made from simple and refined recipes. ingredient wasn’t marinate enough to give a flavor but rather use spice to accommodate for the lack of taste. Didn’t capture the basic Japanese value of giving thoughtfulness and skillful crafting in each dish. Should it even call a Japanese noodle bar?
Overall, this dining experience was mediocre at best, the food here lacked memorable flavor.

This has to be ONE of the best places I have been to for Ramen! I have lived in Misawa Japan to give you an idea of places I have ate Ramen at, and this is very close!
The ambience was very nice! We enjoyed the chill feel with nice jazz music playing, with dim lights and the location was just off Duval Street with nice scenery.
The food was amazing, nice portions and very tasty!
If you are in Key West or planning a trip, this is a must visit!

This was probably one of the best meals we had on Key West. I got the dragon bowl, and it was sort of like the best chicken noodle soup I’ve ever had. It was spicy and the chicken was so tender and tasty. The portions are huge, and really enough to feed two people.
It is kind of a small place, but they are pretty quick. You walk in, order at the counter, and sit down wherever you want. They will bring the food out to you. If you want to try something different than the usual touristy fare, then this is a place you should hit up.

First time having ramen! Although I love Asian food (Korean, Chinese, Japanese. Vietnamese. & Thai). I had never had authentic ramen. Boy! Was it delicious!
I had the pork belly ramen. It was succulent & comforting!
The staff was pleasant & very informative. The place is a little hole in the wall with a bar & maybe one or two tables. But it was very clean!

Type: Fast food Dining
This intimate spot off the beaten path of Duval St has great expectations from a first glance of the menu as well as local word of mouth.
Service is quick and the menu equally as abrupt with quick and easy offerings made from simple refined recipes for takeout or eat-​in.
SOME LIKE IT HOT! The yellow curry noodles were over the top spicy. If heat is your preference, then you are all in.
On the flip side, the pork wrap was very bland and lacked any type of memorable flavor.
Overall — this dining experience was mediocre at best.