Must-try ramen, especially Tonkotsu & Spicy Tan Tan. Highly rated, great value, and perfect for solo diners.
This Japanese ramen spot is a highly recommended destination, earning a Michelin rating for its exceptional quality. Diners rave about their signature Tonkotsu ramen, noting the perfect noodles and broth, and often compare it favorably to other popular ramen establishments. Beyond their must-try ramen, the restaurant also offers delicious appetizers like gyoza and unique desserts such as mango kakigori.
This Japanese restaurant is renowned for its exceptional ramen, with the Tonkotsu and Spicy Tan Tan varieties receiving consistent high praise. Customers also recommend other dishes like gyoza, Tebaski wings, and Tsukune buns, along with their shaved ice desserts. The noodles are made in-house, contributing to their excellent texture. One reviewer noted the smoked dashi ramen was not to their taste.
"Customers highly recommend the Tonkotsu ramen, Spicy Tan Tan ramen, Gyoza, Tebaski wings, Tsukune buns, and the mango or strawberry kakigori (shaved ice)."
Customers overwhelmingly recommend this Japanese restaurant, particularly for its ramen. Many find it to be one of the best in NYC, with specific praise for the Tonkotsu and Spicy Tan Tan varieties. The quality and price point are frequently mentioned as highlights.
Important Note
One user found the smoked dashi ramen not to their taste, and another felt the restaurant was overrated despite its Michelin Bib Gourmand status.
"This Japanese restaurant is located at 36th and almost 5th and offers food that is not typically found in suburban areas."
Positive"This commenter noted that Tonchin offers Kaki-gori and expressed interest in trying it soon."
Positive"The user had a great experience at Tonchin, praising the service, food quality, and overall value. They specifically mentioned the Spicy Tan Tan ramen, Tebaski wings, Tsukune buns, and Strawberry Kaki-Gori."
Positive"This restaurant is listed as a dining recommendation."
Positive"Tonchin Ramen is listed among several restaurants, though some are not considered quick bites."
Neutral"The user recommended the miso ginger ramen from Tonchin."
Positive"This restaurant was recommended as one of several options in the Ktown area for someone looking for dining options near Bryant Park."
Neutral"User definitely recommends the kakigori at Tonchin, noting that they allow customers to visit just for the kakigori at either their Williamsburg or Midtown locations."
Positive"The kakigori at Tonchin is considered really good and fills a craving."
Positive"Tonchin is listed as an option for group dining in the city."
Neutral"Tonchin is listed as a recommendation for ramen, fitting the criteria for quick meals."
Positive"This user suggested Tonchin as a ramen option and stated it should be fine for walk-ins."
Neutral"The user visited Tonchin and enjoyed the spicy tan tan ramen. They also mentioned wanting to try shaved ice there but opted for Grace Street instead."
Positive"The user suggests Tonchin might have a fish-based ramen with smoked clam dashi."
Neutral"The user suggested Tonchin for solo dining, specifically mentioning the counter seating as a good option for individuals."
Neutral"Tonchin Ramen is mentioned, located at 36th and 5th."
Neutral"Tonchin is listed as a casual dining spot, potentially with bar seating, suitable for solo diners."
Neutral"Tonchin is described as serving Tokyo Style Tonkotsu."
Neutral"The user seconds Tonchin ramen as a good recommendation for ramen."
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