Tabetomo – Japanese
Steam rises from bubbling cauldrons in this high-energy sanctuary, where the air is thick with the savory perfume of tonkotsu broth simmered to a velvety, collagen-rich perfection. Diners engage in the tactile ritual of tsukemen, dipping chilled, house-made noodles into concentrated elixirs that burst with deep umami and smoky complexity. Amidst the industrial-chic surroundings, every bowl becomes a celebration of patience and craft, delivering a bold, soul-stirring experience that redefines the boundaries of traditional ramen.
131 Avenue A, 10009 +1-646-850-6414 http://tabetomonyc.com/Rating: 4.6/5 (1097 reviews)
Cuisine: Japanese
Price range: $$
Dietary options: low-carb, vegan, vegetarian, dairy-free, nut-free, high-protein, keto, gluten-free, mediterranean, pescatarian, diabetic, heart-healthy, plant-based, low-fat, sugar-free, whole30, paleo, low-sodium, anti-inflammatory, south-beach, weight-watchers, clean-eating, high-fiber, low-cholesterol, atkins, gerd, dash-sodium-reduced, volumetrics, tlc, detox, alkaline, low-fodmap, carnivore, zone, aip, raw-food, renal, mayo-clinic, macrobiotic, slow-carb, pegan, candida, lectin-free, sirtfood
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What diners are saying
Diners consistently rave about the massive portions and incredible value at this ramen spot, highlighting the rich, full-bodied broth and perfectly chewy noodles. Standout dishes include the Tonkotsu Chashu Tsukemen and the torched mackerel appetizer, which guests describe as flavorful and refreshing. Reviewers also praise the hospitable service and clean, comfortable atmosphere, noting that while wait times can occur, the "huge" bowls and high-quality toppings—like the silky tofu and juicy karaage—make it well worth the visit.
Menu
- Three Kinds of Sakizuke - $12
- House Salad - $8
- Edamame - $7
- Croquette - $7
- Pan-Fried Gyoza - $8
- Tori-Kawa - $8
- Karaage Chicken - $10
- Takoyaki - $8
- Tonpei Yaki - $12
- Otsukemono - $7
- Shrimp Tempura - $12
- Vegetable Tempura - $9
- Mix Tempura - $15
- Salmon Omusubi - $4
- Tuna Mayo Omusubi - $4
- Chashu Pork Omusubi - $4
- Karaage Fried Chicken Omusubi - $4
- Kombu Seaweed Omusubi - $4
- Tonkotsu Tsukemen - $18
- Tonkotsu Chashu Tsukemen - $23
- Megamori Tsukemen Challenge - $65
- Yasai Vegetable Tsukemen - $17
- Tonkotsu Jiro Ramen - $18
- Tonkotsu Chashu Jiro Ramen - $23
- Yasai Vegetable Ramen - $17
- Tofu - $3
- Soft Boiled Egg - $3
- Pork Belly Slices - $6
- Bean Sprouts and Cabbages - $4
- Dried Seaweed - $3
- Bamboo Shoots - $3
- Green Onions - $3
- Spinach - $3
- Kaedama! Extra Noodles! - $3
- Hot Stone
- Tekka Don - $20
- Salmon Don - $20
- Chashu Don - $18
- Gyu Don - $18
- Steak Don - $30
- Karaage Don - $18
- Tea - $3
- Calpico - $4
- Soda - $3
- Sapporo Draft - $7
- Sapporo Bottle - $8
- Sapporo Light Bottle - $8
- Red Wine - $10
- White Wine - $10
- Rose Wine - $10
- Amabuki Junmai Ginjyo - $14
- Chiyomusubi Kitaro Junmai Ginjyo - $16
- Miyozakura Junmai - $14
- Kikusui Funaguchi - $13
- Kubota Senju - Glass - $15
- Kubota Senju - Carafe - $48
- Kubota Senju - Bottle - $65
- Masumi Okuden - Glass - $17
- Masumi Okuden - Bottle - $68
- Tokubetsu Junmai - Glass - $15
- Tokubetsu Junmai - Carafe - $48
- Tokubetsu Junmai - Bottle - $62
- Tatenokawa Phoenix - Bottle - $35
- Nanbu Bijin Umeshu - Glass - $16
- Nanbu Bijin Umeshu - Bottle - $75
- Nigori Haze - Glass - $16
- Nigori Haze - Bottle - $70
- Ginza No Suzume - Glass - $13
- Ginza No Suzume - Bottle - $60
- Toppings for Ginza No Suzume - $1.5
- Yuzu Umeshu - Glass - $11
- Yuzu Umeshu - Bottle - $55
Frequently Asked Questions about Tabetomo
- What is the price range at this restaurant?
- Tabetomo features a moderate ($$) price range, with reviewers frequently highlighting the massive portions and incredible value of the meals.
- Where is this restaurant located?
- Tabetomo is located in New York City, according to the restaurant's official website at http://tabetomonyc.com/.
- Does this restaurant offer good ambiance?
- Reviewers praise the clean, comfortable atmosphere at Tabetomo, which helps the restaurant maintain a high 4.6/5 average rating.
- How does this restaurant compare to others in the same cuisine type?
- Compared to other Japanese spots, Tabetomo offers massive portions and incredible value with a 4.6/5 rating for its rich broth.
- What do customers love most about this restaurant according to reviews?
- Rated 4.6/5, customers love the massive portions, incredible value, rich broth, Tonkotsu Chashu Tsukemen, torched mackerel, and hospitable service.
- What is the restaurant's atmosphere and style?
- Tabetomo features a high-energy, industrial-chic style that reviewers describe as a clean, comfortable environment with hospitable service.
- How many reviews does this restaurant have?
- Tabetomo has received a total of 1,097 reviews from its customers, maintaining an impressive average rating of 4.6/5 stars.
- What are the most popular dishes at this restaurant?
- Popular dishes include the Tonkotsu Chashu Tsukemen, torched mackerel appetizer, silky tofu, and juicy karaage, which reviewers praise for flavor and quality.
- Does this restaurant have good options for group dining with mixed dietary needs?
- Tabetomo accommodates mixed diets with keto pork belly, vegan tofu, vegetarian yasai ramen, and gluten-free options like soft boiled eggs.
- Which diets does this restaurant support based on its menu?
- Tabetomo supports keto, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free diets with dishes like pork belly slices, tofu, and vegetable tempura.