Ramen Tatsu-Ya
$ • Ramen, VeganAbout Ramen Tatsu-Ya
Customers' Favorites
Spicy Miso Ramen and Fried Pork Dumplings
Curry Nu Skool w White Rice and Edamame
Spicy Ginger Tsukemen Dipping Broth
Munchie Katsu Slider
Spicy Garlic Edamame
MI-So-Hot Tonkotsu
Og Tonkatsu Ramen
Chashu Rice Bowl
Brussels Sprouts
The Og Tonkotsu
Ramen Tatsu-Ya Reviews
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I 1000% recommend this place. I come here about once per week. Today I invited 2 of my friends to eat at the one in Lakeline. Mmmhmmm. Delicious.
Good food good price
Great food and fun atmosphere. Don't go as often as I would like but always enjoy everything when I get the chance. Only thing, bring back the original recipe for the sweet and sour yodas. Current not as good.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
Ramen Tatsu-Ya offers decent ramen with a flavorful broth, served with thin, non-traditional noodles that have just the right bite and are not gummy like most ramen shops. The atmosphere is modern and trendy, but some find it lacking in friendliness and attention to detail. The restaurant is known for the Mi-So-Spicy ramen, which has the perfect balance of spiciness, richness, and fat content in the pork, often enjoyed with additional toppings like corn, garlic, and mushroom. Customers praise the delicious ramen with deeply flavored broth and great add-ins. However, there are comments about the portion size, mentioning only one slice of meat, which some refer to as "shrinkflation." The chashu and tonkotsu broth are also highly praised, and the spicy miso ramen is a favorite for its creamy, flavorful profile. Service is friendly, although there may be some confusion with food delivery, as orders sometimes get mixed up. The Karaage appetizer is well-liked, not over-breaded or over-fried, with a perfect dipping sauce. While the food is tasty and consistent, some customers feel the prices are high and that it may not be as exceptional as other ramen spots around town. The restaurant has a large sitting area, but it remains small and intimate, not ideal for large groups or strollers, and wheelchair accessibility is limited. Overall, Ramen Tatsu-Ya remains a solid choice for ramen lovers, especially for families and date nights, but those seeking a more authentic or extraordinary experience might find better options elsewhere.