Tokyo Tonkotsu
Ramen with a pork-based broth and Tokyo-style dashi inspiration.
A Japanese ramen restaurant. Its menu centers on Tokyo Tonkotsu ramen, made with a pork base combined with chicken bones and vegetables, simmered over time and finished with dark soy sauce. The broth is inspired by lighter, dashi-based Tokyo-style broths. Ramen is served with wavy, medium-thick noodles that are hand-massaged and prepared fresh daily. The noodles are seasoned with dashi, and specialty toppings complete the dish. Tonchin began in Tokyo in 1992 and has a flagship location in Midtown New York, as well as a full-menu restaurant in Brooklyn. The New York locations are part of a restaurant group that also has locations in Tokyo and Los Angeles.
Disclosure: Profile information has been compiled from publicly available sources and has not yet been verified by the business.
Representative photos. Illustrative images for this category, not photos of TONCHIN NEW YORK and not provided by the business.
Ramen with a pork-based broth and Tokyo-style dashi inspiration.
Wavy, medium-thick noodles are prepared anew every day.
The flagship restaurant is in Midtown New York.
No reviews yet — be the first to review TONCHIN NEW YORK.
Sign in to write a review
No password needed. We only use your email to confirm the review is genuine.
Tell our moderators what is wrong with the review by this reviewer and we will take a look.