What Our Expert Scouts Are Saying
The space is tiny and during peak hours there's always a line, but Ramen Tatsu-Ya has accomplished something few eateries that far north on 183 have: Seduced the hipster foodies. Why do they make the drive? Why do they stand in line -- sometimes for an hour? Ramen Tatsu-Ya's "Original," a creamy pork noodle soup with pork belly, is perhaps the main reason. A complex broth forged by soaking pork bones up to 60 hours is elevated by a tasty egg, wood ear mushrooms and scallions. The finished product entices crowds from near and far.
What Our Expert Scouts Say
Joined 1 year ago
May 07, 2013
The signature ramen at Ramen Tatsu-Ya
is pretty darn rich, and definitely splittable with a friend - but damn if you guys don't fight over the last bite. Worth every single moment of line wait.
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Joined 10 months ago
December 22, 2012
Hands down the best ramen place in
Austin. They do it right here, cooking the broth overnight, playing attention to the quality of the product, and service is great. My favorites are the tonkatsu and the dipping ramen!
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