Introduction

Tenjin Ramen is a Japanese ramen specialty restaurant that offers a deep and rich broth flavor, created by simmering authentic pork bone broth for 12 hours and using freshly made noodles. With multiple locations such as Yeongdeungpo-gu Office, Seonyudo, and Mullae, each branch offers different menus so you can enjoy a variety of ramen dishes.

Popular menu items include the widely loved Tonkotsu Ramen, spicy Kara Ramen, and savory Shoyu Ramen. Side dishes like Mentaiko Rice, Karaage, and Gyoza are also very popular, leading to high customer satisfaction.

Visitor Characteristics

The main customer base at Tenjin Ramen is people in their 20s and 30s, with a nearly equal gender ratio. It is a space enjoyed by a wide range of ages and genders, from solo diners to friends and families.

Past visitor reviews often praise the broth and noodles, and some agree that the spiciness of the Kara Ramen requires caution. Friendly service and reasonable prices are also factors that encourage repeat visits.

Key Features

Tenjin Ramen allows you to choose between firm or regular noodles, so you can enjoy ramen to your personal taste. In addition to ramen, the full topping option, extra egg, and pairing with Mentaiko Rice are highly recommended by many.

It is a popular restaurant with waiting lines during both lunch and dinner hours, and their effort to provide attentive service stands out even in a bustling atmosphere.

Parking Information

Among the various locations in Yeongdeungpo-gu, the Mullae branch offers parking, providing convenience for customers arriving by car. If you need parking, it is recommended to visit the Mullae location.

Nearby Transportation

It is conveniently located near Yeongdeungpo-gu Office Station (Line 2, Line 5), Mullae Station (Line 2), and Yeongdeungpo Market Station (Line 5), making it easily accessible by public transportation. It is convenient to visit on foot from the stations, allowing for various transportation options.

User Reviews

Visitors praise Tenjin Ramen for its rich broth and firm noodles, and respond positively to its value for money and the friendly service of the owner. While the spicy Kara Ramen is a matter of personal preference, the deep tonkotsu broth ramen is often cited as a reason for repeat visits.