Ik Yg

Unassuming place, kind of hidden in Park Slope where there are a few ramen restaurants in the area but this one is my favorite! Very rich beef broth with the perfect amount of spice. The sliced beef was so tender and had that smoky flavor that made me want more and more. Very unique homemade broth. 😋. 10/10!

Emanuel Salazar

A solid ramen spot. As a ramen fan, I 100% can tell this spot makes its own broth. Most ramen spots I have been to taste somehow similar as they use soup bases from the same manufacturer. The broth here is unique and not super salty. The pork gyoza and karaage chicken were delicious and highly recommended. But the spicy beef ramen and tenichi ramen are the stars of this place! Will be back.

Tenecia Smith

Food was amazing service was friendly fast and attentive 10/10 will be back

Leah Davis

The server at Tenichi was very respectful and attentive. He always gave warnings for the spice level of the food or how certain drinks may taste. He told me that the matcha here was more bitter than elsewhere. I appreciated that so much. The food here is also amazing. I think my favorite is the miso salmon ramen. The broth had so much flavor and even the spice wasn’t too much. Would go here again with my friends.

James Seeley

Food was fantastic. The owner was our server and he was great. The food came out in a timely manner and was hot and good. The chicken curry was perfectly crunchy and the sauce was great. The pork and chicken buns were top notch. Their Ramen was wonderful and they were completely finished. Great food, presentation, and atmosphere. Would recommend

Hi,\n\nMy name is Ricky Lavender, I am having my birthday in March, and I want it to be held at your venue on the 25th of March 2026 with 30 guests invited. I'm flexible with the date. Before we proc…

Hi,\n\nMy name is Ricky Lavender, I am having my birthday in March, and I want it to be held at your venue on the 25th of March 2026 with 30 guests invited. I'm flexible with the date. Before we pr…

Very good food and great customer service! Everyone was so nice. I recommend coming here!

Was in town for a concert and picked this spot for dinner. service was fast, luckily we were sat right away. Ordered beers and ramen. Took my a while to decide which ramen I wanted. Went with the c…

Was in town for a concert and picked this spot for dinner. Service was fast, luckily we were sat right away. Ordered beers and ramen. Took my a while to decide which ramen I wanted. Went with the c…

Was in town for a concert and picked this spot for dinner. Service was fast, luckily we were sat right away. Ordered beers and ramen. Took my a while to decide which ramen I wanted. Went with the…

Absolute favorite ramen place! We will easily make the 15 minute walk to get the ten ichi ramen. The chicken katsu is also delicious. Super friendly service too!!

Great vegetarian options and very flavorful ramen. The veggie bun was my favorite! And if you like spicy food, ask for the hot sauce.

Charlotte L

Despite some unconventional toppings—like cilantro in ramen—the broth is actually quite good. The noodles are firm and bouncy, not overcooked at all. The chicken, however, is pretty disappointing and easily skippable. It’s a cozy little spot overall, but don’t come expecting traditional ramen—you’ll likely be let down. Think of it more as a solid, comforting noodle soup rather than a classic ramen experience.

Jonas L

Food was great, the new spicy miso ramen highly recommended. Service was good too, but i was also the only guest. The space itself is okay, not top notch but clean.

Patricia Caguana

I've recently developed a new affection for ramen and have been exploring various places in New York and New Jersey. It's wonderful to have so many flavors to try and enjoy. On a particularly cold day, we decided to try some ramen in Brooklyn. We had read great reviews about a certain place, which was enough to entice us. I ordered the chicken ramen and tenichi ramen as appetizers, along with veggie gyoza and shrimp tempura. Unfortunately, the chicken ramen didn’t meet my expectations; it tasted more like chicken soup and lacked a deep flavor. However, the tenichi ramen was much better. The veggie gyoza and shrimp tempura were also quite good. We ordered some green tea, but it was just regular bagged tea. I wasn't a fan of it. The staff was very friendly and welcoming, and the place had a cozy atmosphere. The bathroom was also clean. One important note: they only accept cash. You can use Venmo or Zelle, or there’s an ATM available if you need to withdraw cash for your meal.

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We got takeout from here recently and really enjoyed it, my absolute favorite was the chicken bun. The chicken was nice and crispy and I loved the spicy sauce and toppings, really packed a punch for …

I think I am missing seaweed+taste in my ramen - this is my personal critique, ramen must have seaweed (maybe it was probably on the “add-on” list). I got the tenichi ramen, chicken ramen for the kid, and spicy beef ramen for the wifey. Delicious.

Paul

I’ve eaten here and gotten take out also many times over the years. And I generally like the ramen very much. I get either the Ten Ichi Ramen or the Rayu Beef Ramen but lean toward the Rayu Beef. Today, I got the Rayu Beef and it was so spicy that it was inedible. I could not tolerate it and, mind you, I’ve had this exact same dish at this place many times. I did not ask for it to be extra spicy and the only extra I ordered was baby spinach. We returned it but it turned me off to ramen that day. What a drag. And they told me it’s always that spicy which is BS bc I’ve had that dish close to ten times. Be forewarned.

It's ok but I got take out so the soup got kinda cold. But it could be better hot. Seemed kinda small portion though. It was ok but not jumping up n down over..

It's ok but I got take out so the soup got kinda cold. But it could be better hot. Seemed kinda small portion though. It was ok but not jumping up n down over..

Food is okay from delivery. It is more Chinese ramen than japanese ramen spot. It does the job of getting you a bowl of noodles and some broth but nothing to write home about.

Food is okay from delivery. It is more Chinese ramen than Japanese ramen spot. It does the job of getting you a bowl of noodles and some broth but nothing to write home about.

Went for lunch special. Ten ichi ramen was mid. Not a lot of soup and soup itself was bland. Pork gyoza was mind and soggy. \n\nQuick service though so a reasonable spot for quick lunch. \n\nDoes n…

We got the chicken ramen which was good but not fantastic. I've definitely had better, this was nothing special. The service was very good though. And it's a cute little place with nice seating and…

This place used to be awesome. We loved it and went back at least once a week. Over the last 12 months or so, it has really gone downhill, which is very sad. I think it started when they began opening other locations, but I can’t say that for certain. In any case, wish it would go back to the way it was :(

Cheryl

I honestly don’t know how this place is listed as “top rated.” I know there are some Japanese restaurants run by Chinese owners that still manage to serve good or at least decent Japanese food but this one is by far the worst. The noodles were terrible, harder than the ones I’ve bought from JMart and cooked myself at home. The soup came with 2 pieces of char siu, half a soy marinated egg, and two pieces of bok choy and two wood ear mushrooms, which reminded me of Fujian style noodles. Even the soy marinated egg was a fail. The appetizer fried chicken was worse than what you’d get at a random Chinese fast food place. Totally not worth the price and the only reason they can charge this much is because the restaurant is in the Prospect area. The only positive was the waitress. She was nice though not very attentive. The payment system was also a mess. They said I could pay by cash, Venmo, or Zelle, so I chose Zelle, but it was hectic and confusing. They really need to provide clear instructions if they want customers to pay that way. Overall, not recommended.

HoleMan Y

Im a ramen junkie, and love to try different ramen shops all over the world. I have decided to give it a shot after seeing all the high stars rating but........ Spoiler alert: Noodle grading Max 3-4/10 Appetizer: Karaage Fried Chicken Potion was small, breading too thick Taste: It's just ok, but it was juicy Ramen: Tenichi Ramen (pork bone broth) Soup: lacks richness/thickness and flavor Noodle: generic yellow wavy noodles 🤔 Topping: normal, chashiu is okay. Garlic oil was used to compensate for the lack of actual pork bone flavor... TanTan Ramen: lacks its suppose tantan taste and flavor. Soup is very, very thin again, not rich at all. Generic wavy noodles Topping: Naruto was present....a big minus for me 😔(strictly personal preference) Honest opinion: For people who have never tried rich and flavorful japanese ramen, this place can be good. However, if you are a ramen Junkie like myself, you will be very, very, very disappointed. You can usually tell if the shop spent the time preparing the soup base and the tare. The soup doesn't necessarily have to be thick and rich in all the shops but I didn't even taste any pork bone flavor other ppl stated either. So for all the Ramen Junkies just save yourself a trip and try other places. For the business owner There are many tutorials even on YouTube on how to cook up a proper pork bone soup base and Tare. If you really want ppl to have an authentic taste of ramen noodle. Please use the time and effort to make an actual rich and flavorful soup. I don't think it takes that much more time and money from what you are spending now already.

I rarely write reviews like this, but the service here was beyond frustrating -- it was gaslight-the-customer bad.\n\nI ordered the karaage (Japanese fried chicken) and asked for a lemon wedge --…

I rarely write reviews like this, but the service here was beyond frustrating -- it was gaslight-the-customer bad.\n\nI ordered the karaage (Japanese fried chicken) and asked for a lemon wedge -- a…

Ignore all the reviews! This is the newest and this place changed ownership.\n\nWalking in already something was off - it was the Ac.\n\nNo more beers on tap either, you can get a warm bottle of Or…

Ray Maugé

I wondered why the Ramen shop across the street was full while this one had two people. Nevermind the ravings reviews. Maybe I’m spoiled by good Ramen in Bellevue, WA. But NYC should have great ramen. This is pedestrian ramen. The flavor is bland and the serving size meager. I added pictures so you can appreciate the deceitful nature of the chicken serving. Match stick size so that an already poor serving size looks bigger. Can’t be more than 2 oz. Hope this review prompts management to be better people.

Daniel B

⭐ 1 Star — Gaslighted Over Ramen Ten-Ichi Ramen, Brooklyn, NY Brunch maybe? Sure. But lunch was unprofessional at scale. I ordered karaage and asked for lemon—basic, standard, respectful gesture toward flavor. The waitress looked at me like I’d asked for moon cheese. When I said I wanted it, she warned, “It’ll be sour.” As if I didn’t know what lemon was for. Then, the bigger issue: the ramen. The noodles were plies away from fully cooked—raw in the center, the kind of bite that makes your jaw do push-ups. When I said that, she flat-out confirmed, “Yeah, it’s undercooked…” then immediately backpedaled: “But that’s how it’s supposed to be.” No apology, no offer to fix it—just altitude of arrogance. I asked for it to be removed from my bill. She resisted. Eventually I said, “Fine—take it off. I’m done.” Checked out early, asked to pay only for what was acceptable—end of story. This isn’t earned irreverence. It’s careless contempt. A ramen place should serve food not philosophy. If you want ramen done right—and staff with basic courtesy—skip Ten-Ichi.