Men Tenten Ramen Bar

Japanese restaurant · Newe Ẕedeq

Men Tenten Ramen Bar

Japanese restaurant · Newe Ẕedeq

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Nahalat Binyamin St 57, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel

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Extraordinary ramen, yakitori, sushi, cocktails & bento  

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Nahalat Binyamin St 57, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel Get directions

+972 3 672 5318
mentententlv.com
@men_tententlv

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The 17 Best New Restaurants in Tel Aviv, Israel | Eater

"The original Men Tenten opened a couple of years ago in Tel Aviv’s Allenby food court, which unfortunately closed last year. Tel Avivians couldn’t get enough of the brand’s extraordinary ramen, though, so the owners are back with a new standalone outpost, whose menu expands the original offerings to include gyoza, yakitori, and even sushi." - Keren Brown

https://www.eater.com/maps/best-new-restaurants-tel-aviv-israel-2
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Misha Smiley

Google
Absolutely loved my visit to Men Tenten Ramen Bar! The food was phenomenal—rich, flavorful broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and melt-in-your-mouth chashu. The ramen was beautifully presented and tasted even better than it looked. Service was excellent; the staff were welcoming, efficient, and knowledgeable about the menu. The atmosphere was warm and cozy, with authentic Japanese touches that added to the charm of the experience. Everything felt thoughtfully curated, from the decor to the sake display at the counter. Highly recommended for any ramen lover—this spot is a gem!

Irina Zegerman

Google
Tasty ramens, not exactly what I used to eat at Tokyo, Bangkok or New York but very nice. Normal prices for Tel Aviv, very nice atmosphere and good service.

Liel Ilyaev

Google
Got here with my friend, had to wait few min to get a seat since it was floded with people, didn't mine it! Got sits at the bar, everything was really good! The food was super, the atmosphere and music was very top notch <3 we ate ramen crispy shrimps ribs and dumplings, everything was really tasty absolutely love this place! And would definitely come again, prices were quite on the high point but still very good place, found this place next to the duplex club where we were heading next and my friend got recommended this restaurant by another friend so we said sure let's go and I don't regret it 💕 thanks for the very good service 🙏

Idan Philosoph

Google
Great place for getting ramen, most of the time there's japanese music playing in the background which adds to the atmosphere, in the summer they give you cold wet towels to cool off with if you sit outside. (Also they got a cool bathroom that you should check out lol)

A Vm

Google
Shrimp tempura sushi didn't taste right, something was wrong with the shrimp and also was served cold, so no fresh ingredients as they even said it's from the fridge. Don't risk eating unattended seafood. The service was awful - extremely slow and unfriendly, they argue about everything. Atmosphere was bad due to cockroaches crawling which staff said to ignore when pointed out to them. An absolutely disgusting place, including management. Owner - you need to check your place.

Frank Yen

Google
Good but expensive Japanese restaurant in TLV! The fried chicken and gyoza were tasty but really expensive (almost 60 shekels each). The ramen tasted fine but the amounts did not match its price (almost 70 shekels). You will be asked to pay for the tips and the service attitude was not good when they asked for the tips….

Anna Kochetova

Google
I spent the entire night in the bathroom vomiting after eating ramen at this restaurant. Yesterday, my husband and I came here for dinner. We ordered two bowls of ramen. When they were served, my husband refused to eat his and sent it back to the kitchen, saying the dish didn’t seem fresh and the chicken smelled bad. I was so hungry that I didn’t notice it at first, and although I only ate half of mine, I immediately felt it didn’t taste right. About four hours later, I started feeling sick, and I spent the whole night vomiting and feeling nauseous. Be cautious when choosing this place for your meal.

Mary Grant

Google
The place itself is okay but too expensive from my eyes for what it offers. The food is pretty ordinary. I tried ramen with chicken, it was super salty, boring ingredients inside, cold noodles. For the price of more than 70 ILS I have definitely expected more. Also, I felt that it was too heavy and couldn’t digest it for 5 hours. I don’t recommend ordering Ramen here, it is too far from authentic. Sushi was pretty good with a lot of fish inside. But honestly the place doesn’t provide great service, mixed orders couple of times and in general is not very welcoming. I would not go again.