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Oni

Restaurant in Albuquerque

RestaurantRamenNoodlesInternational★ 4.5 (444 reviews)$$

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Known for:ramendumplings

About

Oni is a ramen restaurant in Raynolds Addition, Albuquerque, serving noodles and international cuisine. The establishment offers outdoor seating, takeaway, and wheelchair access. It is open mid-week but closed Mondays and Sundays.

Menu highlights

  • CHARRED EDAMAME (v, gf)
  • togarashi · roasted garlic-citrus purée · spicy sesame
  • KALE SALAD (v, gf)
  • CUCUMBER SALAD (v, gf)
  • cucumber · citrus miso dressing · togarashi
  • shallot · pickled chile · citrus oil · quail egg yolk · potato chips
  • gf option
  • sweet garlic sauce · furikake · pickled vegetables
  • piece per order
  • smoked baby backs · fermented red chile glaze · sesame
  • cabbage · shiitake · ginger · fried garlic chile oil · ponzu
  • SHIITAKE DUMPLINGS (vg)

Amenities

Outdoor seatingTakeawayWheelchair accessBarTakes reservationsFamily friendlyDelivery

Frequently asked questions

Where is Oni?+

Oni is located at 600 Central Ave SW, Albuquerque, Albuquerque.

What kind of place is Oni?+

Oni is a Restaurant in Albuquerque serving Ramen, Noodles, International.

What are Oni's opening hours?+

Oni is closed on Monday, Sunday.

Is Oni open on Sundays?+

No, Oni is closed on Sundays.

When is the best time to visit Oni?+

It is busiest on Friday and usually quietest on Saturday.

How expensive is Oni?+

Oni is generally mid-range.

What does Oni offer?+

Oni offers Outdoor seating, Takeaway, Wheelchair access, Bar, Takes reservations, Family friendly, Delivery.

Location

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What diners say

87% of ratings give 4 stars or more. Dishes diners recommend include ramen, dumplings.

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