$35 for a bowl of ramen is not worth it. When I went there it looked like Chinese wife and husband running the place, and they barely spoke English. Once I got the menu, I thought I had went to the wrong place, the prices are ridiculous! There were at least 3 parties that walked out after getting the menu. I did order the oxtail ramen and it was decent and nothing special; doesn't beat any ramen shop in any other city. I also ordered the $14 gyoza but it is clear it came from a frozen bag I could have gotten double the portion for $4. I don't know where all the positive reviews came from but this torture on your wallet and common sense and it is not worth it.

Worst overpriced ramen in Miami!. Went there tonight and must admit I regret having spent over 24.00 on one bowl ramen. First of all there are no Japanese workers, that can actually explain the menu and as I was waiting several people walked out because of the prices, only cash form of payment and waitresses could not explain the menu nor what ingredients are in the ramen. If you want to charge that much at the very least you should train people that work there about the food. Ramen is a cheap food in Japan and people should not be misleading those who have never eaten real ramen into eating what is served at Momi. Everything sucks from the service to the food, never again will go there and I will never recommend this place to anyone.

LOVE this place. A bit pricey but oh so worth it.

Best Ramen in South Florida!. I live in Boca but stop by Momi every time I come to Miami. The noodle broth is so rich and tasty. Pot stickers are crispy and yummy. Momi is unquestionably the best noodle restaurant in all of South Florida!

Not authentic, too expensive. I went to eat at this ramen place a while ago, the interior and exterior looked like a authentic Japanese ramen restaurant but in fact the taste of the noodle and soup was not what I had expected. I don't think I will be going to this place. I don't think they should be calling this ramen, otherwise people who are not familiar with ramen would think this is ramen.

Like the ramen. Don't like the expensive prices.

It's the best ramen restaurant in Miami and recently they reduced the price to a very reasonable price. Friendly staff and feel right at home me being half Asian :)

As a Japanese individual, I would like to say something about this Sad Ramen. Today was my third visit in less than 2 months. I have discovered the price has already gone up. It was quite high to begin with! Also the menu has already changed. The Scallion Ramen used to come with a dipping sauce on the side and now it does not. When I asked where the sauce was I was told by a very unfriendly waiter that they simply don't serve it any longer. This visit I ordered the Simple Ramen with soy sauce base soup, instead of the pork base soup (tonkotsu) but guess what I got? I got soba (buckwheat noodle) base soup which is not even ramen noodle soup. One positive is the flavoring is very good but it just isn't ramen.

Ok.....great ramen BUT the "cash only" really sucks! They are too expensive for cash only. To the owner: Join the 21st century and ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS!!!