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    Mangetsu Farmington

    4.5 (146 reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Korean
    Open • 11:30 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Mangetsu Ramen
    Kathy K.

    Best ramen around! Always fresh and friendly service. Have had the mangetsu ramen and tan tan (careful it's very spicy!)

    Front of Restaurant
    Kevin D.

    Good food for your standard sushi place next to a grocery store Looking for some new places to try and there was a lot of favorable reviews for this location, so figured it was worth a trek. Place is spacious, plenty of seating. It's built kind of like a night market stand. Not sure if that's intentional, but that's the vibe I got. Girlfriend and I got bento boxes. I got the pork katsu with an upgraded sushi roll, and she got the beef bulgogi because she really liked the stuff she gets at the hotpot place and wanted to compare. Food comes out relatively quickly, about 15 minutes or so. We take pics and dig in. The pork was cooked well and pretty tasty. the seaweed salad was fresh-ish, a little chewy but decently flavored. the special roll I got was done well. they seasoned the rice appropriately and the portion was adequate. The fried items were very basic, and I didn't understand the cold potato salad on the actual salad. That one was weird for me. To me, this reminded me of a place I've been to before. It, too, was tucked away in a plaza next to a grocery store with decent sushi. That place is quite a ways closer to me, and I consider the quality to be similar. So for me, this location is fine for the area but not trek-worthy. If you need some japanese fare, this will satisfy that itch. It's good, but not special.

    Pork gyoza
    Rebecca K.

    I was a first timer at Mangetsu and must say I was skeptical. My daughter had eaten there before and said it was her favorite restaurant so because it was her pic that's where we went. From the outside it would appear that you would order it to counter and sit on diner type chairs and tables. However, that's not the case. The inside is very well done and inviting! We order the pork gyoza to start with. These five dumplings were absolutely delicious. I had the crab salad, also known as the Kani salad at other restaurants. What set this one apart was it came on a bed of romaine lettuce. I absolutely wanted to lick the bowl. It gave you more food and the dressing was a nice compliment to the lettuce. I had the avocado roll which was delicious and very fresh. My daughter had her go to which is the house Ramen. Because she had had it before she knew how delicious it would be and it didn't disappoint. Service was excellent and the place was hopping with lots of takeout orders. I can't believe I'm just now finding out about this hidden gem!

    Katsu don
    Emily D.

    Amazing little spot! The portion sizes were huge lots of tasty food. I had the charsu pork bento box and it was some of the best I have had. The inside in nicely decorated and clean. The server was kind and attentive throughout the meal but we were the only table occupied they had a lot of to go orders.

    Chicken katsu don
    Lea L.

    I love Mangetsu, the food is great the servings are great. I often order delivery through DoorDash, sometimes I order pick-up. I dined in once and the experience was good, didn't have to wait long for our appetizer or main dishes. My favorite dishes are the bulgogi tempura gyoza, chicken katsu don, and chicken sushi roll. The chicken katsu don is my comfort dish, I've tried it at other restaurants and I've tried to make it at home (multiple times) but nothing compares to Mangetsu.

    Tan Tan Fried Noodles
    Milly P.

    Great place for Japanese and Korean! I was skeptical at first because when restaurants offer multiple types of cuisines, they usually only excel in one area or neither, but Mangetsu does both really well. Haven't had a bad meal here yet. Service can take awhile but it's one waitress working in a small restaurant. She's waiting tables and handling take out orders all on her own, and they get A LOT of orders, if that says anything. The waitress is always friendly and pleasant, so the fact that it can take awhile when busy does not bother me. I've had most of the appetizers, sushi, ramen, spicy pork bulgogi and the bento box. The box is such a great deal: you get a main course, Japanese potato salad, seaweed salad, 3 pieces of vegetable tempura, miso soup, AND you get to pick one maki roll. You get a lot of food and it's all worth it. BEWARE: When they say spicy, they mean spicyyyyyyy! I love spicy food and it burns so good!

    Spicy Mangetsu Ramen

    This place is a hidden gem. Honestly has my wife and I's favorite ramen that we've had in all of Connecticut. We got both the spicy and regular mangetsu ramen with a Karrage Japanese fried chicken appetizer. The appetizer was very tasty, but the ramen is incredible. The chashu pork is perfection, so tender and delicious. The egg is also so good and flavorful. I really like how the egg is marinated and the also how the chashu is lightly torched. Our waitress made us some delicious drinks as well, a yuzu sour and an oolong tea highball. Such a standout meal, we love it here.

    Feier L.

    We visited again in the middle of the afternoon and found the place to be empty as expected. Service was very quick from seating, orders, and food service. The waitress was very patient with our party as well. We tried some different items this time. The Kara Age was tender and crispy. The eel roll was good. My husband tried their poke bowl which he really enjoyed. The bulgogi was a bit lacking in flavor, which led to my conclusion that their Japanese flavors are much better than Korean and that's what we'll stick with in the future.

    Spicy Mangetsu Ramen before the broth
    Jason P.

    I intended to order the Spicy Miso Ramen from Mangetsu via Door Dash, but my fingers must have fumbled because my DoorDash receipt says I ordered Spicy Mangetsu Ramen and that's what I got. No matter. Miso Ramen would have been a new order for me, and I already know that I like Tonkotsu style ramen like the Spicy Mangetsu Ramen. It was a fortuitous mis-order, because the Spicy Mangetsu Ramen was great. I've never had "spicy" Tonkotsu style ramen, and Mangetsu's was true to its name. After the first few spicy bites, I wondered if it would be too spicy, but things settled down and the flavor was just right. In addition, I picked up ginger, scallion, appropriate salt and pork broth umami flavors. The pork had great texture and was delicious. The noodles were good chewy. The egg was just right. And the other ingredients (menma and mushroom) worked well too. Although Mangetsu's was the first "spicy" Tonkotsu style ramen I've had, quality-wise, it was on par with the Tonkotsu Ramen I've had from another top ramen place in the Greater Hartford Area. Mangetsu also did a terrific job packaging the ramen for delivery. The broth came in one plastic container, which was in a tightly tied plastic bag. The broth was still very hot notwithstanding the 20 minute-ish travel time from driver pickup to drop off. The other ingredients were in a separate plastic bowl and livened up quite nicely when I poured the broth in. I would highly recommend the Spicy Mangetsu Ramen and I look forward to sampling Mangetsu's other menu items as well.

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    Anne S.

    My husband, two kids, and I have been here twice, and we find it good enough to come back. We jokingly say it's a Korean restaurant that makes fair Japanese food. I seem to gravitate towards the salmon teriyaki bento box, as I get to try different things... There's the salmon teriyaki and rice, which is good. There's potato salad and seaweed salad. I got to choose from a list of sushi rolls, and I chose an eel sushi cut roll. They also include what they call 3 pieces of tempura, but it's not what is typically presented as Japanese tempura; it's just 3 fried appetizer pieces -- an egg roll and deep-fried gyoza (dumplings). My husband ordered the bulgogi bento box and thought the bulgogi was really good. (What I'd say about it being a Korean restaurant? LOL) My oldest son had chicken teriyaki and rice (which is offered as a bento box but we asked for just the chicken teriyaki and rice), which my son though was okay, but he thought it was a small portion. My younger son had salmon and avocado cut roll and was satisfied. The staff is pleasant and friendly.

    Delicious Bulgogi Bibimbap....very tender beef!
    Shannon R.

    Wow! Where to begin... Mangetsu knocked it out of the park. Although the sign outside says 'Japanese Restaurant' there are also many Korean offerings as well. We tried some of both! The sauce on the Kara Age was (*chefs kiss*) delicious! The meat was really tender and juicy and the pieces are large! This dish is a great value. The shrimp tempura was legitimately the best I have ever had. Each piece had 2 thick pieces of perfectly tender shrimp, the rice was seasoned well, and the wasabi was the perfect texture. Their chef must be cooking with lots of love, because everything was absolutely perfect! The bulgogi was incredibly tender and the bibimbap was very flavorful. The egg and spicy sauce were nice additions! All in all, this was a phenomenal meal and I am looking forward to returning the next time I am in Farmington. Bravo, Mangetsu!

    mangetsu ramen with tan tan added
    Lillian Faye B.

    Always my favorite go to since opening.. when I'm hungry, happy or sad, sick...it just makes me feel better. Mangetsu Ramen and sometimes with a side of tan tan meat added. The best broth I've ever had 100% I crave this place and order from them about 3x a month. I like the sushi, the salads too, but ramen is my favorite here

    Tan Tan Ramen
    Mo P.

    The FARMINGTON roll. The sushi is amazing here. The ramen even better. My favorite things to eat here are the tan tan noodles (VERY spicy), and the Don Katsu. Love this place.

    Poke on Ramen best of both worlds

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    Ramen is delicious. Never disappoints. The pot stickers are crispy and always good. Service is fine. A good find in an unassuming spot!

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    Fun family run place with delicious food and excellent friendly service. And very cold beer just topped things off!

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    Ask the Community - Mangetsu Farmington

    Does this restaurant use any peanuts or peanut oil?

    Does this place serve soup dumplings?

    No. Soup dumplings are Chinese. Mangetsu is Korean and Japanese. For soup dumplings check out Song in West Hartford Center.

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