Ramen spot shines with rich bone broth in tonkotsu ramen and a spicy black option that excites the palate. Cozy wooden izakaya style and warm yellow lighting create a relaxed vibe. Long tables and chill music make it perfect for groups seeking comfort and flavor.
Rich, flavorful bone broth defines the tonkotsu ramen here. Options include a Spicy Black Tonkotsu and servings with extra noodles that stand out for their depth and taste.
"I found the best ramen I had outside Japan."
"The food here is delicious and amazing."
"The tonkotsu ramen broth was rich, flavorful, and creamy."
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Not all restaurants near Chinatown accept credit cards, but this one does without restrictions.
I should not park at the plaza across the street because I will get towed.
Parking can be difficult here on a busy night, but I came at lunch and it wasn’t tough to find.
Small space with authentic Japanese decor and a wall of pet photos creates a cozy vibe. Tonkotsu ramen features a creamy, flavorful soup base made in-house, priced at $13.95. Quiet, peaceful energy makes it perfect for a relaxed meal.
Soup base is made in-house and delivers a creamy, flavorful experience. Tonkotsu ramen costs around $13.95 and stands out for its exceptional taste.
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The location is now called Pin Ramen, not Koji’s Ramen.
The prices at Pin Ramen are very reasonable.
The portion size is more than enough, often leaving leftovers.
Small space with stylish wooden booths and dim lighting creates an intimate vibe. Tonkotsu ramen offers a rich, creamy broth with authentic noodles and toppings. Playlist adds to the clean and cute atmosphere, making it a chill spot for ramen lovers.
Broth delivers a flavor explosion with rich, creamy depth. Noodles and toppings match the authentic tonkotsu style found in Japan.
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Ample parking is available nearby.
Expect to wait during peak hours due to the small space.
The restroom cleanliness is a concern, with reports of it being dirty.
Walls covered in One Piece anime art create a cozy, immersive vibe with soft lighting and peaceful music. Tonkotsu ramen features a rich bone broth with spicy heat and tender chashu. Quiet and chill atmosphere makes it perfect for anime fans seeking comfort.
Bone broth stands out in the tonkotsu ramen, delivering rich flavor. Noodles and chashu complement the broth well, with a good level of heat in the spicy version.
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Reservations are not required, but you need to sign in on their waitlist.
The restaurant is small, so expect longer wait times on busy weekends.
The menu states 'shrimp-based broth' but may contain pork; inquire if needed.
Small space with cozy cushions offers an intimate Japanese vibe and quiet atmosphere. Spicy tonkotsu ramen has a rich, creamy broth with a kick, paired with chashu pork. Staff are attentive, prices affordable, making it a casual spot for fresh sushi and ramen.
Spicy tonkotsu ramen features a rich, creamy broth with a noticeable kick. Variations include spicy miso and classic tonkotsu, often paired with chashu pork and other skewers.
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The prices at this place are very affordable for Japanese food.
There is plenty of free parking available nearby.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian options.
Small space with modern Japanese decor offers a quiet, welcoming vibe. Spicy tonkotsu ramen is creamy and rich without too much heat. Beef tonkotsu ramen shines as an authentic taste highlight. Complimentary yogurt drinks add a thoughtful touch.
Creamy and rich defines the spicy tonkotsu ramen, which balances flavor without overwhelming heat. The beef tonkotsu ramen stands out as a top choice, offering authentic taste reminiscent of Japan.
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On weekends, expect a 15-minute wait due to increased traffic.
The food prices at Toyori are reasonable for the quality offered.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long waits.
Small dining room offers a cozy, intimate vibe with a unique art wall for diners. Tonkotsu ramen shines with rich, creamy broth and perfectly cooked noodles. Space between tables ensures a family-style yet private dining experience.
Rich, creamy broth defines the tonkotsu ramen here, with noodles cooked to perfection. Every element in the bowl carries full flavor, making it deeply satisfying.
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Happy hour runs from 5 to 7 PM, Tuesday to Sunday, with 50% off beer.
They offer happy hour discounts on appetizers and doughnuts.
Tiger Den only opens after 5 PM.
Ramen spot shines with Naruto-themed decor and a warm atmosphere. Tonkotsu ramen features a rich bone broth with spicy and black garlic options. Wide booths and an open kitchen create a modern, fresh design that feels lively yet peaceful.
Broth made from bone broth delivers a super flavorful base. Options include spicy garlic and black garlic tonkotsu ramen with well-cooked noodles and extra noodles available on the side.
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Reservations are recommended for special events to secure a spot.
Happy hour offers discounts on appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Expect a 10-minute wait for seating during peak weekend hours.
Trendy spot offers authentic ramen flavors with a marinated egg enhancing the tonkotsu broth. Cozy decor and calming lo-fi music create a comfortable atmosphere. Small crowds ensure a quiet dining experience perfect for relaxing.
Broth stands out as on point with a marinated egg adding depth. Spicy and flavorful versions exist, though some find it a bit watery compared to other spots.
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Reservations are not required, and there is usually no wait on Thursday evenings.
Prices for ramen range from $16 to $17, which may feel pricey for a casual meal.
Hot tea is served in small cups, costing $2.50 each.
Small ramen shop offers a flavorful tonkotsu broth with an option for extra noodles. Friendly vibes and calm music create a chill setting. Self-service kiosk makes ordering smooth and casual in a comfortable, unpretentious space.
Tonkotsu Ramen stands out with its very flavorful and satisfying broth. The option to add extra noodles complements the dish well, making it a specialty here.
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The prices at Ramen Jin are very affordable, with ramen costing around $11 or $12.
Ramen Jin gets crowded by dinner time, so visit for lunch or early dinner.
There is only one vegetarian ramen option available.
Clean, modern space with warm wood furniture and lantern-style lighting creates a cozy vibe. Tonkotsu ramen offers a creamy broth that pairs well with pork belly bao. Patio seating and Shonen music add to the relaxed, authentic experience.
Broth varies from creamy and satisfying to lacking richness. Tonkotsu ramen pairs well with sides like fried rice and pork belly bao.
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A 20% service charge is automatically added for parties of six or more.
The restaurant offers a variety of reasonably priced ramen and hibachi dishes.
Expect generous portion sizes for the price, making it a good value.