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Tanpopo Restaurant
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Ratings and Reviews for Tanpopo Restaurant
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May 09 2012
Chanel C. via Yelp
This place was a lot smaller than I expected. We walked in and got seated in an awkward corner table and let's just say that my party of four felt verrry...read more
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May 08 2012
Kevin B. via Yelp
Great Ramen but the service was lacking. My girlfriend had to remind the waitress that she wanted ginger.read more
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May 03 2012
Rosie W. via Yelp
If you're looking for rich ramen broth and noodles with much elasticity, then this place isn't for you. Their ramen is not bad, I actually almost finished...read more
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Nov 18 2006
dmenkes via Citysearch
I've been here a few times and love their ramen. Situated a block north of the Japantown Restaurant Mall, Tanpopo is somewhat tuck...read more
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May 24 2006
polyester1970 via Citysearch
I think this place has really good ramen, in my opinion. My wife is Japanese and is pretty picky about ramen and she likes this p...read more
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Mar 08 2006
jfwallace via Citysearch
My wife, son and I put our name in for a party of 3. After 40 minutes we're next and a 4 seater becomes available. The waitress ...read more
If you are feeling: a) hungry, b) impatient and/or c) broke, this ramen house in the heart of Japantown is what you're looking for. Despite the bad lighting, vinyl furniture and foreboding health code scores, Tanpopo is packed most nights with middle-aged Japanese men and the young hakujin who've discovered it. Walk in and the one waitress--a sort of Japanese version of ''Flo''--will tell you from across the room where to sit (she's also the Maitre'd), but if you can, grab a seat at the bar, if you don't mind watching insane Japanese game shows. You'll find a broad range of Japanese foods (sushi, terrayaki, etc) but do like the locals and ignore those; everyone's here for the ramen, which comes in bowls big enough to dunk your whole head into, or share with a friend, whichever you prefer. The collegiate ration is an art form here, coming in variations from miso to kyushu, with chunks of chashu pork, red ginger, bamboo shoots and even sauteed vegetables, but don't worry: this stuff is as completely devoid of nutritional value as ever.