Ramen Tatsu-Ya
Ramen restaurant · East End
1600 E 6th St, Austin, TX 78702
Highlights
Tonkotsu ramen, dipping noodles, sake, and happy hour specials
Tonkotsu ramen, dipping noodles, sake, and happy hour specials
"Between the long lines, and the soundtrack that could only have been picked by a DJ-turned-ramen chef (true story), getting into Ramen Tatsu-ya feels like you just walked into Austin’s hottest club. It’s conveniently located within walking distance from most of the bars on the East Side, making it a great place to start (or end) your night with some fuel. Get the Ol’ Skool made with chicken shoyu broth if you want something a little lighter, or just go all in with one of the classic tonkotsu bowls." - nicolai mccrary, adele hazan, raphael brion
"Between the ever-present line and the soundtrack that could only have been picked by a DJ-turned-ramen chef (true story), getting into one of Ramen Tatsu-ya’s five locations feels like you just walked into Austin’s hottest club, but without a stuffy dress code, and with food you actually want to eat. Don’t worry, the line moves fast. But if it ever starts to feel too daunting, just grab a beer from the bar inside while you wait. Or, if you’re at the East Austin location, head to Domo Alley-Gato next door—Ramen Tatsu-Ya’s sister bar concept, where you’ll also have access to the full ramen menu, usually with a much shorter line." - nicolai mccrary, raphael brion
"I slurp worries away with delicate ramen and vegetables in a rich broth — perfect comfort for an autumn night." - Erin Russell
"Between the ever-present line and the soundtrack that could only have been picked by a DJ-turned-ramen chef (true story), getting into one of Ramen Tatsu-ya’s five locations feels like you just walked into Austin’s hottest club, but without a stuffy dress code, and with food you actually want to eat. Don’t worry, the line moves fast. But if it ever starts to feel too daunting, just grab a beer from the bar inside while you wait. Or, if you’re at the East Austin location, head to Domo Alley-Gato next door—Ramen Tatsu-Ya’s sister bar concept, where you’ll also have access to the full ramen menu, usually with a much shorter line. " - nicolai mccrary, raphael brion
"Ramen is another one of those go-to student meals, but go for quality bowls at the East Cesar Chavez neighborhood location of the growing Japanese noodle soup chain on East Sixth. Takeout orders can be placed online; there are indoor and outdoor dine-in services." - Nadia Chaudhury
