Arlington’s ramen shops serve up everything from rich, porky tonkotsu to spicy miso and vegan bowls, offering a comforting meal as the weather cools.
Here are the top ramen spots in Arlington, Virginia, as chosen by readers. Whether you’re after a quick solo bowl at the bar, a sit-down dinner with sushi on the side or a late-night noodle fix, these spots came out on top.
Top vote getters
1. Jinya Ramen Bar
4238 Wilson Blvd (Ballston)
This Ballston Quarter outpost of the California-based chain serves ramen made with broths simmered for up to 20 hours, along with small plates and Japanese whisky.
2. Hanabi Ramen
3024 Wilson Blvd (Clarendon)
Chef-owner Kenji Hisatsune has served Hakata-style tonkotsu and tsukemen since 2017, with an open kitchen and a long communal table.
3. Boru Ramen
2915 Columbia Pike (Arlington Heights)
This Columbia Pike mainstay has been ladling out bowls since 2016, with nearly 20 varieties of ramen on the menu alongside sushi, donburi and a boba bar.
4. Ichiban Sushi & Ramen
4251 Campbell Avenue (Shirlington)
This Shirlington Village spot pairs its popular ramen bowls with an extensive sushi menu and a full bar.
5. Toryumon Japanese House
1650 Wilson Boulevard (Rosslyn)
The Arlington sibling of a downtown D.C. restaurant, Toryumon serves Tokyo-style ramen alongside creative sushi rolls, hibachi entrees and an all-you-can-eat option.
Other notable spots
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Last update: October 2, 2026