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    Ramen Tatsunoya

    4.1 (1.8k reviews)
    ModerateRamen
    Open 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Natalia O.

    Short, 10 min wait on a Sunday evening. Service was very fast (almost too fast... once you sit they immediately ask if you're ready to order and come back every minute or so until you're ready). We decided to try the highly recommended gyozas but they were quite mediocre- I would skip. Ramen was very tasty. Good, thick broth. The pork was outstanding!! And the egg was perfectly jammy. Toppings that come included are plenty. I also really liked that for $2, you can refill on a sizable amount of noodles for your remaining broth.

    Spicy miso
    DY R.

    It was a date night on a Thursday evening, and the restaurant was packed. I've been coming here for a while, but this was my first disappointing experience. The food was still tasty--nothing major to complain about in terms of flavor--but the portions felt noticeably smaller, both the noodles and the toppings. I had the spicy miso, and my girlfriend ordered a lighter version. The bigger issue was the service. I understand they get busy and want to turn tables quickly, but it felt like we were being rushed out. As I was finishing up, they asked if I wanted extra noodles, and the moment I said no, they brought the check, even though my girlfriend was still eating. Right after we finished, they cleared everything off the table immediately, which made it feel even more rushed. Another small but frustrating moment: when my girlfriend asked for a lemon, the server seemed irritated and just said no, flat out. Overall, still a solid spot food-wise, but the experience this time didn't match what I was used to.

    Spicy Tonkotsu with extra chasu
    Mary K.

    We were craving ramen and found this spot. It was pretty good! I'm not a big ramen person myself I've only probably had it twice in my life and I enjoyed the light broth and thin noodles. The crispy chasu wraps were good. The chicken wings had good crunch but it was missing the teriyaki flavor for me i wish it had more sauce. I enjoyed the roll as well I just wish the pieces were cut thinner and there was less mayo. The inside was cute we sat at the bar and it was fun being handed our food and the service was nice.

    Jun Tonkotsu ($15.80): The classic. Perfectly balanced as all ramen should be
    Kenneth V.

    There's the best ramen, there's my favorite ramen, and the crossroads where those meet is at Tatsunoya. I've been going here for years and found they have perfect balance of depth of flavor and consistency of it. Amazing food + Attentive service + jazz playing overhead = Great time and chill vibes. Here's what I recommend: Appetizers: Tatsunoya roll ($9.50): Best app in the biz. Seasoned rice, chashu, avocado topped with kewpie and seaweed. Teriyaki chicken wings ($9): Juicy, crispy with a deep sweet-salty soy flavor. Honestly the best chicken wings I've ever had. Asian Tortilla Chips ($5.50): Crispy wonton wrappers with a kimchi-mayo-chashu dip, loved it. Ramen: Jun Tonkotsu ($15.80): The classic. Perfectly balanced as all ramen should be Koku Tonkotsu ($16.80): The my go-to. Garlicky, rich umami and bold fatty flavor.

    Koku Tonkotsu
    Belinda T.

    I honestly don't like fighting crowds to eat so I never went to Tatsunoya despite great reviews for their ramen cause there was always a line! The hype has died down and I plan to go again to try the food fresh outta the kitchen. I recently returned from a trip to Japan and was missing ramen so much I wound up ordering some from here. We ordered: - Koku Tonkotsu: rich tonkotsu with chunks of pork back fat and thin noodles--not sure if it's still hakata ramen if the broth has pork fat chunks - Spicy Miso Tonkotsu: slightly spicy with a rich umami taste, came with thick noodles and pork fat as well - Gyoza: standard gyoza with a nice porky filling (not overly filled with vegetables) Both ramens were delicious, the broth is some of the best I've had stateside. Unfortunately, even though Tatsunoya is from Japan, the noodles don't come close to ramen noodles in Japan :( they really lack the chewiness of freshly made noodles. Price is pretty standard but no means cheap, almost $20 a bowl and adding a ramen egg is $3!! If you're paying the same at most ramen places in the city, Tatsunoya is one of the most authentic options available.

    Vegan Ramen
    Vishu C.

    Mostly here to shout out their vegan ramen, which is one of the best I've had at a restaurant and features a broth with incredible body and flavor (very rare in a plant-based one, sadly). There is not much else vegetarian on the menu besides their edamame, but I would gladly return again and again for this ramen. We were lucky that there was no line for the restaurant around 6 pm on a Friday, but it was certainly accumulating as we left.

    Kathy B.

    I came here on a Wednesday night and the place was packed. The line wrapped around the side of the shop. I thought the wait would be hell but my boyfriend and I didn't wait for more than 10 minutes. We both got the koku ramen. The broth was very flavorful and rich. The fattiness of the broth was actually pretty addicting. It was a bit on the saltier side and I didn't mind that. There were two pieces of meat and the bowl of ramen wasn't as big as other places. I actually thought everything was delicious but at $11.80 a bowl, the price was a bit steep for the portion. Parking is all right. They have a structure and there's street parking. Unfortunately, they do not validate.

    MarVy S.

    Ramen Tatsunoya in Pasadena is a solid choice when you're craving a comforting bowl of ramen. It can get busy, during peak hours. ::Food:: I ordered the JUN, which features Tatsunoya's original mild tonkotsu pork broth. The broth was rich and creamy. The pork flavor was well balanced and comforting. The noodles had a nice bite and held up well in the broth. Each component came together nicely, and the bowl felt thoughtfully put together. This is a great option if you like tonkotsu that's flavorful but on the lighter side. ::Customer Service:: The staff were welcoming and friendly. Our order came out in a reasonable amount of time, and everything arrived hot and well prepared. ::M's Notes:: -Indoor seating -Parking options include street parking, nearby lots, or garages.

    Jun (mild pork tonkatsu broth)
    Vivian Q.

    4.5 stars I have passed by this spot a few times and finally stopped in to try the ramen here. I ordered the Jun, which is a lighter pork tonkatsu broth, and found it to be perfectly flavorful for my tastes. The chashu melts in your mouth, I just wish there were more pieces! I also added an egg, and although it was the right consistency and seasoning, it was unpleasantly cold. This place is definitely popular so it can get crowded.

    Spicy Tonkotsu
    Sid D.

    Made a quick stop to check this place - absolutely delicious! I tried their spicy version and gyoza. Both were amazing. Noodles were perfectly cooked, broth was flavorful, and pork was tender. (Service was quick). Definitely will be coming back..

    Jessica W.

    兩位朋友都說這一家拉麵很有名,所以當我們在Pasadena吃完bagel之後,就走來這個地方,是不錯吃,味道也很濃郁,可是非常的鹹,而且位子超級小的,我都不曉得如果稍微有點份量的人要怎麼坐進來,還有一點我們吃完還在聊天講話小姐就自己來幫忙的把碗收走了,很明顯趕人的感覺,這一點讓我不是很舒服

    Rich (black) and Light (red)
    Tiffany L.

    I can't believe it took me so long to try this place! I love that they have the option of getting a light tonkatsu ramen because it's nice to enjoy a meal without that heavy feeling afterward. I got the light one and I liked how tender chashu is, especially when I've found so many places tend to serve really dry or overly fatty slices. My boyfriend got the rich tonkatsu, and he definitely felt the heaviness after, that he couldn't finish his broth. I tried his and the garlic flavor really stands out in this one. Also tried their gyoza. I liked how the filling tends to run on the bigger side but if I might be a bit picky, I thought it had too much chives, or rather the chive flavor was really strong, that it overpowered the overall taste. I'll definitely come back when I'm in the mood for ramen and want something that isn't going to make me feel drowsy after.

    Gyoza
    Jeremy A.

    Friday night at Ramen Tatsunoya in Pasadena and yes, there's a line outside... but don't let that scare you. It moves pretty quick and they seat based on availability. We didn't wait long at all. Once we were seated, they were efficient. Really like the tree in the inside of the restaurant. It adds to the good vibes! Orders taken fast, food came out even faster. Not a ton of personality from the servers, but they were hustling and the place was packed, so I get it. We started with sake which hit just right. Ordered the gyoza and spicy tonkotsu ramen and both were legit. The broth had depth, spice was on point, and everything came out hot and fresh. Solid spot when you're craving ramen and don't mind a little Friday night buzz. I'd come for sure!

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    Ordered the Jun Tonkotsu. Flavorful broth, and the pork was amazing. Great service too. Would recommend.

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    Ask the Community - Ramen Tatsunoya

    Is there a vegan option?

    Not at this location

    Went there today (4/11/23) and they were closed. Will they reopen soon?

    I drove by yesterday 4/12/23 around 5pm and they were closed. There appears to be a sign in the door but I didn't park to go read it

    I went there today and they are closed? they will open back on tue 3/21/23

    Are they closed?

    Are they closed permanently? It's stated it closed on google! :(

    They are on vacay until 7/15. To reopen on 7/16.

    Is the Pasadena location still open? On google it says "temporarily closed" and the phone number isn't working.

    It's open and their Ramen is on point

    Hi, will there be vegetarian ramen available in April?

    They only have the seasonal menu chicken shoyu and Italian for April.

    Are there vegetarian options? I see conflicting answers on here.

    They have seasonal cold Ramen right now, where are you can request to remove the salmon.

    Is this Asian owned?

    Yes, The owner is Japanese.

    Will you guys open on July 4th?

    Yes, we are!

    Is all the broth pork?

    No. There is vegan broth also

    What is the chili spice at the table and where can I get it?

    The small bottle powder is togarashi. The liquid chili oil in the jar is rayu. Both you can get online or any Japanese market like Mitsuwa or Marukai or Nijiya or a large Chinese Market or grocery store like Whole Foods

    Where can you park and do they validate?

    Not sure about parking validation but you have 3 parking lots within walking distance that offer 90 minutes of parking free. Go to this link and choose "Park and Walk" lots: https://www.oldpasadena.org/visit/maps-and-parking/

    Do you have gluten free noodles?

    No, there are only one kind of noodle

    How much are the ramen and are there any vegetarian food?

    The ramen bowls are about $13, and while meat can be removed, there is only pork broth unless the seasonal ramen they have is different.

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    Located super close to the rose bowl and open late, this place is a great place to drop by after a…read moreconcert or event. A bit on the pricey side but it's also Pasadena so a bit expected. I got the special tonkotsu but I personally feel the regular was more tasty. Chashu is super fatty and yummy!

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    We ordered the Deluxe Tsukemen, regular Tsukemen, and the without soup Dandan noodles with level 3…read morespiciness, along with Karaage and 10 handmade Gyoza. Overall, the restaurant's interior and seating have a very Japanese vibe. The service was excellent, and the food was delicious; especially the Gyoza, which really impressed me. I also want to mention that the bowl for my noodles had a small chip, and I immediately told the staff. The server apologized right away and replaced it with a new bowl. I really appreciate how responsible and attentive they were. That kind of service deserves recognition. Overall, it's a bit pricey, but everything else was great. I would definitely recommend this place.

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    0.1 mi
    $$

    My girls and I came here on a Saturday night with reservations. The food did take quite a while to…read morecome out, but the staff handled the situation so well. They were incredibly kind, checked on us every few minutes, kept us updated, and even comped part of our meal and surprised us all with complimentary dessert. That level of hospitality really stood out. A special shoutout to Sho, who took over our table. He was so charismatic, friendly, and genuinely made the whole experience so much better despite the wait. Honestly, if he ever decides to stop working here, he would make a great bombshell on Love Island The food was absolutely delicious, the ambiance was great, and everyone we interacted with was so sweet and attentive. Even though the wait was longer than expected, the amazing customer service more than made up for it. We really appreciated how much the staff cared about making things right, and we'll definitely be back!

    Love this spot. We came here for their shabu shabu and it was delicious and authentic…read more Please note, Shabu is only available at the counter due to limited 4-6 burner station setup at the counter. Shabu is fresh, delicious and authentic. The Kurobuta Pork Loin is very lean and tasty. The Black Angus Ribeye also very nice. Their ponzu has something else added but really nice. Not sure if it had a dash of sake but love their ponzu sauce. Lunch time at counter for shabu fills up quickly so be ready to wait in line if all shabu stations are occupied. Still worth the wait. Once seated, you'll get served fairly quickly. Excellent and very friendly service. Love our initial experience here. Definitely will be back. Happy Eating!!!

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    Osawa Shabu Shabu & Sushi
    Yellowtail
    Yellowtail
    Large scallop and large salmon sushi

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    Large scallop and large salmon sushi
    Noodle St

    Noodle St

    4.4
    (1.1k reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$
    Women-owned & operated
    Kid friendly

    Noodle Street is one of those places that always hits perfectly on a cool or rainy day. There is…read moresomething about a big, comforting bowl of noodles there that just feels right. My go-to is the beef noodle soup with knife-cut noodles, and I love the meaty beef rib. The broth is comforting, the noodles have that great chewy texture, and the beef is exactly what I want when I am craving something warm and filling. I keep telling myself I should branch out and try more of their noodle dishes, but my heart simply cannot say no to the beef noodle soup. I have also had the dumplings and beef rolls before, and both are good as well. The place can get full, but it is always worth it and genuinely never disappoints. Overall, Noodle Street is a reliable favorite for a cozy meal, especially when the weather calls for something warm, hearty, and satisfying.

    As the name of this place would suggest, this restaurant has great noodles!…read more I ordered the savory braised chicken noodle ($15.80) and scallion pancakes ($7.80). The noodles came with plenty of chicken, potatoes, onions, bell peppers, and of course, knife-cut, hand-pulled noodles. The dish had quite a kick. They went heavy on the Szechuan peppercorn, and my mouth was tingling during all of dinner! The chicken was tender, and the noodles were fresh and perfectly chewy. But in my opinion, there were just too many onions! I felt like I had to dig through onions to find the noodles. The scallion pancakes were delicious. They came out hot and perfectly crispy. The service was also great. The staff was friendly and kept my glass of water full.

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    Stir Fry Noodles with Tofu ($15.80) - onions, spinach, bell peppers and carrots. With triangle noodles.
    Stir Fry Noodles with Tofu ($15.80) - onions, spinach, bell peppers and carrots. With triangle noodles.
    Dining room
    Dining room
    Beef Stir-Fry Noodles

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    Beef Stir-Fry Noodles

    Ramen Tatsunoya - ramen - Updated July 2026

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