T's TanTan Ecute Ueno
Tokyo
Recenzje
Nice, clean, and modern-looking restaurant with a few tables. It's self-service, so I can't really give it 5 stars. Food was made quickly, and the ramen is definitely as delicious as it gets for vegan. I found the boiled gyoza to be softer than I like, but the ingredients were tasty. I had the golden sesame ramen with the vegan Chashu. We also had the matcha green tea and soy crumble rice, which were also great. I also bought a ramen cup to cook myself, which is awesome because it isn't easy to find vegetarian ramen without beef or fish broth. The only downside about this place is that it is in the train station past the gates, so you have to pay 160 yen to get in and out.
The ramen was good and we also ordered a side dish which was better than the main one. They put too much pepper in one ramen just to male it spicy which in turn just made the taste worse. Its located inside the station past the ticket barriers so you need to buy a platform ticket of about 160 yen just to enter which is not nice considering that you just need to eat and not board a train. The is a waiting line sometimes because it is a really small place which can barely sit 10 people
One of the best vegan Ramen in tokyo. Tried almost all the different Ramen available at T's and all of them are really good. The restaurant is located inside the train station area, thus a good food stop when arriving from somewhere. The staff is also very helpful and kind. Definitely recommend this place for a warm ramen bowl, as well as their cup ramen are good, and one of the very few vegan cup ramen available in Japan.
This vegan cafe only have 4 dishes that are without allium. It is located within the Ueno station next to the train platform 11 & 12. The broth is tasty and not overly salty, chewy noodles really spot on. I don't really like mock meat and limited veggies given. The gyoza by it itself taste great with beautiful colours unfortunately the soup taste like salt water. Overall, it is a great experience. Total damage Yen 1,980 + Y720 = Y2,700 after service charge.
The ramen was absolutely delicious. For vegans who don’t eat garlic or onions, there were already quite a lot of options available. The noodles were great, and the broth was amazing too. Out of all the vegan restaurants I’ve tried in Kyoto and Tokyo, this was the best ramen in my opinion. I’ll definitely come back again when I visit Tokyo. Hopefully T’s Tantan can expand to Kyoto, Nagano, or even all across Japan hahaha
