Ramro

We had an exceptional dining experience at Ramro. The intimate ambiance made it perfect for date night. We came for the 6-course tasting menu on a Saturday and were glad we made reservations in advance since seating is limited. Each course was beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. My personal favorites were the appetizers, the crudo, and the saag pasta — all bursting with flavor. The duck was seared and cooked to perfection, and the Queen’s Crown cocktail was absolutely divine! The chef and service were top-notch, making the entire experience feel warm and thoughtfully curated. Highly recommend this gem in Astoria — don’t miss out on this unforgettable dining experience!

Ramro is a beautiful hidden gem in Astoria! A Filipino and Nepali food mixed together! It’s very original and extremely good. If you live in Astoria you should come here for a dinner out on a date or with a friend. This place is on the smaller side but it makes it up on being very intimate. The food is incredible! The service was outstanding and we only had one waiter/chef/bartender. Yep he did it all and he was phenomenal. (They don’t normally only have one chef but it was slow when we attended.) Honestly you should not miss this experience! We are going back for sure for the Ramro noodles and the momos! Oh my god so good!😊 10/10⭐️⭐️⭐️

Truly a gem! It took me a while to get to but totally worth it. I rarely like every dish I ordered but this is the place that each dish amazed me with both the taste and its creativity. The service is also very friendly and warm. Definitely recommend it if you wanna try out good food with cozy & nice atmosphere!

Incredible cocktails & insane flavor combinations. We rarely get to try Nepali flavors & the dishes here blew us a way. The momos & beef longanisa were mouth waterinly savory. The new ube gnocchi dish had the most delectable cream sauce, that had us wishing we'd ordered a second round. The Panda Sour & the Duck Duck Daiquiri had us savoring every last drop. The goat cheese ice cream was the perfect ending to our meal, it was perfectly smooth, rich, & sweet. Can't wait to come back!

Pretty solid food, but nothing blew me away and nothing was very memorable. Some of the dishes were too heavy (the skate wing main, although the texture of the fish was great), some were too light (the crudo, which was also super fishy), and overall the flavor profile was relatively one-dimensional and there was always something wrong/missing with each dish. The duck was disappointingly very dry, as pictured. The ice cream was a highlight and the crispy bits were delightful! Overall, glad I gave Ramro a try and I still enjoyed the dinner, but this restaurant probably isn’t worth a second visit.