The Best Noodle Spots in Gwinnett
Slurp-Worthy Spots: The Best Noodle Dishes in Gwinnett County
You thought you'd grow out of ramen noodles—man were you wrong.... When I say ramen noodles, I don't mean the kind you heat up in the microwave and eat out of a cup.
One thing I always appreciate about our dear Gwinnett County is it's diversity. Our culinary scene exemplifies our cultural differences.
March is National Noodle Month, so today I'm giving you just a few of the best places for noodles in Gwinnett. I'm sure we could make a pretty long list, but here are places where you can get your noodle on.
Ramyun Gallery. A fun, casual spot where you can customize your own Korean noodle bowl and enjoy bold flavors like spicy Bulgogi Ramyun or quirky Ice-Cream Ramyun, all modeled after a Korean convenience store.
Okiboru Tsukemen & Ramen. A top-Michelin Bib Gourmand-recognized spot offering authentic tsukemen (dipping ramen) and a variety of rich, flavorful ramen bowls. Their blend of craftsmanship, flavor, service, and atmosphere makes it one of the best noodle spots in the Metro-Atlanta region.
Snackboxe Bistro. Their ramen and noodle soups stand out for their authentic, flavor-forward approach grounded in Lao culinary tradition, perfect for those seeking bold and distinct noodle experiences beyond the ordinary.
Pho House. This isn’t just another pho spot; it’s a Michelin-recognized gem serving authentic Vietnamese comfort food. Their pho bowls are legendary: rich, aromatic broth simmered for hours, packed with tender cuts like filet mignon, brisket, and meatballs.
Pho Dai Loi #3. Their pho bowls are packed with flavor; think rich, aromatic broth and generous cuts of beef like rare steak, brisket, tendon, and tripe. Portions are hearty, prices are friendly, and the vibe is casual and welcoming, making it perfect for a quick lunch or a cozy dinner. If you’re after deep, traditional flavors without the fuss, this spot delivers every time!
Jinya Ramen. Now this, this is where ramen dreams come true! If you’re craving bold flavors and customizable bowls in a modern setting, JINYA is the ultimate slurp spot! Their most popular bowls include the JINYA Tonkotsu Black with rich pork broth and garlic oil, the fiery Premium Tonkotsu Red, and the creamy, plant-based Spicy Creamy Vegan for a guilt-free indulgence.
Hokkaido Ramen House. This spot is a local favorite for authentic Japanese flavors and variety. Their most popular bowls include Tonkotsu-Shoyu Ramen with rich pork broth, Miso Ramen for a savory kick, and lighter options like Shio or Chicken Ramen. Plus, they offer gluten-free and vegetarian ramen, sushi rolls, crispy gyoza, and boba teas for the perfect finish.
Kyuramen. Kyuramen is more than just a ramen shop; it’s a flavorful, stylish experience that’s perfect for anyone craving authentic Japanese comfort food with a modern twist. One of their most popular bowls includes the Kyuramen Signature Tonkotsu, packed with rich pork broth and tender chashu, the savory Miso Ramen, and the fiery Spicy Tonkotsu for heat lovers.
Kumai Ramen. Fan favorites here include the Kumai Tonkotsu Black with rich, garlicky pork broth, the spicy Tan Tan Ramen, and the hearty Pork Rib Ramen. Veggie lovers can dig into the Vegetable & Mushroom Ramen for a lighter twist. Pair your noodles with crispy gyoza or takoyaki for the ultimate comfort combo!
Kyuramen x TBaar. Kyuramen × TBaar is where rich, authentic ramen meets refreshing bubble tea! Fan favorites include the Kyushu Tonkotsu Ramen with silky pork broth, the savory Tokyo Shoyu, and the bold Hokkaido Miso, all topped with tender chashu, soft-boiled egg, and garlic oil for that perfect umami punch. Pair your noodles with TBaar’s signature fruit teas or classic boba for a combo that’s as Instagram-worthy as it is delicious
New Super Pho. You'll find plenty of pho options at this Duluth restaurant. They've got everything from beef brisket pho to hot-n-sour seafood pho.
Sri Thai. Sri Thai has a lot of noodle dishes, but one of my all-time favorites is their spicy basil noodle with chicken. You can also get it with pork, tofu, beef, shrimp or squid. The portions are big, so share it with a friend, or better yet, keep the leftovers for yourself.
Umaido. For Japanese-style ramen, check out Umaido. With a variety of flavors, including tonkatsu, honey miso and wasabi shoyu ramen, you really can't go wrong.
J's Mini Hot Pot. If you've never done hot pot, it's a fun experience. Similar to fondu, you get to play with your food, contrary to what mama always told you. I personally enjoy thin-sliced, premium beef with veggies and glass noodles. At J's Mini Hot Pot, you've got lots of protein and veggie choices.
Ming's BBQ. They may be known for their BBQ, but Ming's has got some outstanding noodle dishes. Try their shrimp pan fried noodle entrée with your choice of chow fun or egg noodle.
I Luv Pho. I Luv Pho is the perfect stop to curb your noodle cravings. Order the pho doc biet, served with filet mignon, meat ball, flank, bibble tripe, tendon.
Raku Tonkatsu Ramen. One of Duluth's popular go-to ramen restaurants.
Yuki Izakaya. Be sure to try the Yakisoba, pan-fried noodles with pork, beef or seafood.
Xi'an Gourmet House. We recommend the cold noodles or hand-ripped noodles.
Lifting Noodles. Located inside of Sweet Octopus in Duluth this restaurant offers everything from classic ramen to Angry Zuko Ramen. Also, check out the Build Your Own Ramen option.
Hongbanjang Serves Korean-Chinese cuisine since 1985 with over 100 special recipes such as jjajangmyeon, jjambbong, and fried dumplings!
Pao Pao Ramen Factory Specializes in Asian fusion-styled dishes and an assortment of Bubble Tea drinks that are always fresh and will fill you up without breaking the bank.
BBMyun Looking for something more on the traditional side? Look no further... Here they serve traditional Korean noodles and Kimbap that will leave you wanting more!
Lao Wei Dao Get immersed in authentic flavors or Shanghai at Lao Wei Dao, where tradition meets culinary excellence. We recommend the sour dumplings for rich and savory goodness!
Gao Fresh Noodle Did you know Gao literally means rice in Vietnamese? Gao's brings fresh and healthy dishes that are truly authentic Vietnamese food.
We love noodles of all kinds and we've got some awesome Italian restaurants featuring this exceptional ingredient, too.
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