JINYA Ramen Bar - Murray

The atmosphere felt pleasant and felt like I was in Japan. I got the opportunity to sit in the bar section (my new favorite spot). The food is top quality. The JINYA Tonkotsu Black tastes so good and kicked in that savory spice. My personal favorite order of the all is their Iced Matcha Latte. It’s so creamy, delicious and has a strong matcha fragrance that gave me a wholesome and comfort experience. For suggestion, I would like it to try that drink again with coconut milk, which compliments well with the matcha and good for those with lactose intolerance. If you’re craving for something sweet, I recommend the Matcha Tiramisu, it’s a sweet, bitter dessert and experience that I’ll never forget. I recommend coming back to dine here :).

The place was great and not terribly busy. The ramen is probably my second favourite I have tried in the SLC area, but you do have to pay for each of the individual toppings for your ramen (around 3 USD each). The staff was very attentive and kept up with us even when they were getting busier. What is hard is the place is fairly loud, so conversation is a bit difficult.

Delicious food, but expensive. This location is much more cramped compared to sister locations. Extremely disappointed they discontinued: "Kaedama, 1 free serving of noodles after finishing". I like the barria ramen, but will search for alternatives since they discontinued 1 free noodles. Expect to spend $30 - $50 a person. Edit: Found and snapped a picture. Extremely deceptive on their menu. I thought they would still do 1 free noodle. Had it at 3 stars. Downgrading to 1. It's a harsh review, but I was really looking forward to my more free noodles and this change was not disclosed ahead of time.

Best ramen I’ve had! I’ve tried places throughout salt lake county and always come back to JINYA! Ask for Abby, she is a lovely server!! Cares a lot about her customers and is always smiling and happy to serve!

Tried JINYA Ramen today and overall the food was really good flavorful broth, fresh ingredients, and we enjoyed everything we ate. We also ordered a sake flight where you get to choose four selections. We specifically picked ours, including one warm sake. When the flight arrived, the last one wasn’t warm. We asked our server about it and he told us warm sake only comes by the carafe which wasn’t explained when ordering. When we asked what sake we actually received instead, he couldn’t tell us. I mentioned I was genuinely trying to learn more about sake and would love to know what we were tasting. He guessed “something blossom,” but nothing like that was on the menu, and there wasn’t much effort to clarify or follow up. No apology or acknowledgment of the mixup either. He was pleasant, b