Tonkotsu Ramen Bowls at a Long Brooklyn Counter
Steaming tonkotsu ramen meets a long counter, pork buns, and a compact dining room in Brooklyn.
🍜 Broth and Counter Seats
Tanoshii Ramen builds its menu around high quality broth and noodles, with eggs and bamboo shoots giving the tonkotsu bowls extra texture. A long counter runs through the dining room, creating a clear front row for the steaming bowl routine. The room stays notably compact, with quick service that keeps the meal moving.
Look for the savory pork buns when you want another reason to settle in, then add takoyaki as a side for a table that leans into small bites. Cautious eaters can ask for a low sodium broth option on the tonkotsu, a practical choice that keeps the meal centered on ramen.
At 7718 5th Ave, this Brooklyn stop reads as focused and unfussy, with the counter, dark stools, bowls, and open kitchen line giving the room its rhythm. A 4.6 rating across 370 reviews backs up the steady appeal. Arrive ready for a compact meal built around broth, noodles, and a short list of warm extras.
