Creative, unique ramen w/ adventurous broths like Sichuan & oxtail. Also great karaage, cocktails & sake.
This Brooklyn-based Japanese eatery is a hidden gem for ramen lovers, offering a unique and creative take on the classic dish. Known for its innovative broths, including tonkotsu and even Sichuan-inspired options, it provides a truly memorable culinary experience. Beyond ramen, the restaurant also excels in other Japanese small plates, making it a versatile choice for any craving.
Primarily a Japanese ramen restaurant, it is highly praised for its creative and unique ramen offerings, including tonkotsu, Sichuan-inspired numbing ramen, wasabi shoyu, and oxtail broth. Vegetarian options like miso and tantan ramen are also available and recommended. Beyond ramen, their karaage, cocktails, and shochu & sake selection are also highlighted.
"The 'captain Brooklyn' ramen and tonkotsu ramen are frequently recommended. Unique options like wasabi shoyu, oxtail broth, and Sichuan numbing ramen are also highlighted, as are the vegetarian miso and tantan ramen, karaage, and nori fries."
Customers consistently praise this spot for its inventive and high-quality ramen, often calling it a standout and slept-on establishment. The unique broths and creative dishes garner significant positive attention.
"This user clarified that while they recommend Karazishi Botan's tsukemen, they personally find the seafood flavors a bit too strong and would steer friends towards their TonTori Ramen and nori fries instead."
Neutral"This user recommends Karazishi Botan's tsukemen in Brooklyn, describing it as salty, rich, and slightly acidic without being overly seafoody."
Positive"This user listed Karazishi Botan among other ramen shops as a recommendation."
Positive"This user listed Karazishi Botan among other ramen shops as a recommendation."
Positive"Karazishi Botan is included in a list of ramen recommendations in Manhattan."
Neutral"The commenter recommended Karazishi Botan as a place that offers miso or tantan for their vegetarian broth option."
Positive"This user recently discovered Karazishi Botan in Cobble Hill and considers it a very close second to Tabetomo for dipping ramen, expressing strong positive feelings about it."
Positive"Karazishi Botan is mentioned for its karaage, cocktails, and shochu & sake."
Positive"Karazishi Botan is recommended as a standout vegetarian ramen option."
Positive"This user likes the vegan Tantan ramen at Karazishi Botan in Carroll Gardens."
Positive"Karazishi Botan is recommended for its extremely unique ramen styles, such as wasabi shoyu and oxtail + dry-aged pork broth."
Positive"Karazishi Botan is listed as a Japanese ramen restaurant with good vegetarian options."
Neutral"Karazishi Botan is listed as a general recommendation for Brooklyn."
Neutral"The commenter is a longtime devotee of the 'captain Brooklyn' ramen at Karazishi Botan, finding it very good and improving."
Positive"Karazishi Botan is considered a consistently outstanding and slept-on ramen spot in the city."
Positive"The user recommended the captain Brooklyn ramen from Karazishi Botan."
Positive"This user notes that Botan, a ramen place in Brooklyn, serves "numbing" Sichuan ramen."
Neutral"The user agrees that Karazishi Botan is a very cool spot and confirms that the chef is significant and makes creative ramen."
Positive"The user enthusiastically states that Karazishi Botan "rocks too hard" and notes that the owner is an interesting and influential figure in the ramen world, running a small, 15-table place."
Positive"The user seconds Karazashi Botan as a good recommendation for ramen."
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