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this is my secret spot. the dan dan & udon are my favorite. staff is patient & the menu has numbers that reference each dish as well as photos which make it easy to order. they always have specials which are posted next to the register. limited table & counter seating. to go soups are packaged thoughtfully with noodles suspended separately above broth!
Delicious ramen shop located in the Japanese grocery store! Easy to miss. The store is located behind the Hanamaru Zakka and the art store. The ramen shop is located in the back of the store. Order at the counter and mostly self serve. They have a lot of different ramen and udon options. I got the original ramen and my friend got the udon. Consensus was to get the ramen. The ramen tasted amazing! Price was a bit expensive. The staff are nice, and the parking lot has lots of space.
Went in on a cold snowy day to slurp on some hot ramen. I asked for their most popular ramen and the person helping suggested their tonkotsu Ramen. I went with the same and got the ramen in like 5 minutes, extra hot as I had requested. It was a basic ramen with 2 seaweed papers, some daikon radish, ginger, semi boiled egg and exactly 2 pieces of chaushu pork. The broth was great, loved it, could have just had a bowl full of broth. I am used to the pork being soft and falling apart, this one was a little tough and the ramen noodles were usual. It was a very basic ramen and it filled me up. Sipping broth were the moments that I enjoyed.
Hidden in the back of a small Japanese mini mart is Teinei Ya Ramen. This has become my GO TO Place for curry katsu. Ambience: this is set up like a food court stall in the back of a mini mart. You walk up to the counter, order your food, wait 5-10 minutes, pick up your food, and go find a table. There are a few tables across from the order counter, and extra dining room around back. You need to clean up after yourself because there is no table service. Food: We ordered: Original Ramen - a tonkatsu type broth ramen with some char sui (pork belly). Broth was rich and savory. Ramen was a little Al dente. 4/5 Curry Pork Katsu - crispy fried pork cutlet with curry sauce. This is currently the best I have had in Long Island 5/5 Takoyaki - fresh fried octopus balls. Creamy and delicious 5/5 Blue Fin tuna sashimi - now I know why people pay so much for the tuna from that show "wicked tuna". Once you try bluefin, you can't go back to yellowtail tuna. 5/5 Value - the food here is better than most sit down Japanese places that I have been to. The prices are a bargain.
We checked out Hanamaru today and decided to stay for lunch @ Teinei Ya Ramen. Been to both their Little Neck (closed) and Great Neck locations before so definitely can't skip this one. The location is somewhat convenient being only 3 miles off the Long Island Expressway (Exit 40 E). It is inside the Hanamaru Japanese Mart and there is also a parking lot with a limited number of spots. There were three of us and we got 4 appetizers- fried chicken, gyoza, takoyaki & chicken cutlet as well as 3 entrées- dan dan ramen with roasted pork, eel bowl, and chicken katsu curry. The fried chicken was moist as can be and dark meat was used so it helped maximize the juicy level. The gyoza was cooked to perfection and the takoyaki (octopus balls) had the closest taste to actual genuine food from Japan. The dandan ramen was really good, broth was rich & savory and the pork was flavorful. My son had the chicken katsu curry, he said it was delicious 8/10 and would eat it again. I personally liked the chicken cutlet better without the curry. My husband loves eel so we chose to pay extra for live eel in the eel bowl instead of that frozen stuff ($36 vs $16.50). This made so much difference with the smokiness and presentation was immaculate with it being served in a fancy red box. There is minimum dine-in seating so get here early if you plan to eat in. Service was excellent with individuals always happy to answer any questions. It is self-service so you order and get your food from the counter and there is also a hot/ cold water dispenser. If you're craving Japanese food, this place is worth trying.
I met up with a friend for dinner here earlier in the week. I didn't know there was a Japanese market in Syosset but my friend said it was pretty good so I decided to give it a shot. I believe this shop has a location in Great Neck as well, which I tried before and thought was decent. The dine-in space is just a small area in the back of the market, with about two tables or so. There is no table service, which is a plus in my book; you just grab your food when it comes out. So I got the R4 Red Spicy ramen ($15), and my friend got the R3 Teinei original ($13). We also split a Takoyaki ($5.50). Total came out to $36.39 with tax included. I have to say that my experience was disappointing. To start off, they served our ramen in paper bowls. Whenever anyone gets a bowl of ramen, they usually want to sip some of the broth to get an idea of the flavor. There was so little broth in the paper bowl, and a lot of it got absorbed by the bowl itself. So there was little to no broth to sip before getting to the noodles. The broth tasted fairly good, but was a little cold and wasn't anything special. So that was a bummer. The takoyaki was actually pretty delicious. I haven't ordered much takoyaki in the past, but the balls came out piping hot and had a lot of flavor. Unfortunately, it's only 4 small balls for $5.50. That means that each tiny ball costs more than a dollar... which makes me sad. I actually didn't get a picture of it but for that price I think we should have gotten at least like 8 balls. Honestly, the ramen itself tasted pretty good and there was nothing too offensive about it. It wasn't spicy at all either, for those of you who are curious about the spice level. But much like the takoyaki, I have to comment on the price to quality / quantity ratio. After going to some of the pretty decent ramen spots in NYC, I would expect something better for $15. It also wasn't a large amount of food and thus not too filling. So I felt it really should not be near the $15 mark for what I got. So I'd rate this place 2 stars due to the reasons above. The young lady at the counter seemed nice and I'm glad there were no customer service type of issues to report from my visit. Cheers.
One of my favorite ramen spots in Long Island. This place is located within a small Japanese supermarket. I'm a huge fan of the Teinei Ya Great Neck location, but this one is closer to me so I decided to try it out! It did not disappoint. My go-to order is the Dan Dan. I usually add seaweed and extra sliced pork on top. They have condiments that are packaged in small containers. There is a small seating area in the store with additional seating in the back as well as outdoors. The employees wear masks and are very polite. There is a bathroom that is well kept. All in all, a solid ramen spot!
Based on the reviews I really wanted to like this place. In fact, I ordered the original and it was very tasty. My friend ordered the spicy chicken ramen and he only ate a little bit. He was expecting the chicken to be recognizable. Instead it looked like pressed cutlet-like chicken. Also, the restaurant is in the back of a small store. And the seating area is bench style, so you may be eating with another family. If you want authenticity this is it. Lastly, staff was very friendly and the food came out promptly
Decent ramen in the back of a Japanese grocery in the middle of Syosset was not on my bingo card. Teinei Ya has had spots all over Queens and Nassau but this place might be the best of their iterations. The ramen menu here is similar to their other places but the best of the bunch is the red plus which has a nice deep broth and excellent toppings. Other ramen was decent but not great. What's great about this spot is you can also buy items from the Japanese mini mart and eat it together. Prices are fair and food comes pretty quick. I guess if I'm going to gripe, eating in the back of a supermarket might not be the best dining experience but if its about the food, you won't mind as much. Thumbs up.
Home sick and needed some soup. Wanted to try this place for a while, and saw that delivery was available via GrubHub. I decided on tempura udon. It was very yummy and perfect cure for being sick. Very filling with different veggies and lots of noodles. The broth had excellent flavor. The veggies had a very light tempura batter and were flavorful. I would definitely order it again. Delivery was very fast! It came quicker and earlier than the estimated time. Soup was a good size and could be made into at least two different meals. I would definitely order again and try other things.
Oh. My. God. I ordered Teinei Ya Ramen for take out tonight and I ate every last bite. I cannot explain how good this food is. Flavorful and downright delicious. Such a huge portion of the ramen and I loved the noodles. I have never really eaten ramen before but was craving it and it made me not only realize I need to eat it a lot more, but that I was seriously missing out. The pork bun was also super tasty and fresh!
Consistently impressive homestyle cooking, a great variety of unique side dishes and ready-to-eat meals and snacks, and a cozy, comfy corner store ambience ... need I say more? We've been coming for for a handful of years and have come to expect an effortlessly good time. The most recent visit was no exception: the inari sushi took us back to all the good inari we've had over the years (and there's not been many of those), the tender, juicy hijiki seaweed was such a treat, and their hamburg steak set, as expected, was a fine example of a well-thought-out meal complete with creamy potato salad and house salad. There's a water dispenser for self-service and a restroom within the food court, and I frankly want to try every single thing on their menu. They have their own parking lot and it actually can get pretty full because it's shared with the other two businesses in the plaza. I cannot wait to go back. Long live Teinei Ya, long live Hanamaru. read more
Ordered take out and was an easy pick up on a Tues night. My 2 complaint are the seaweed being wet and the cha siu not being "charred" enough. But the service was friendly and fast. I did not have a chance to eat in store but first time trying was good. read more
4 months ago
If you're craving amazing ramen, this is the place to go! The broth is rich, flavorful, and absolutely delicious every single time. The noodles are always perfectly cooked, and every bowl tastes fresh and comforting. This has easily become my favorite ramen spot! I keep coming back because it never disappoints. Great food, great atmosphere, and definitely the best ramen in my opinion! My fave is the original tonkatsu ramen read more
9 months ago
this is my secret spot. the dan dan & udon are my favorite. staff is patient & the menu has numbers that reference each dish as well as photos which make it easy to order. they always have specials which are posted next to the register. limited table & counter seating. to go soups are packaged thoughtfully with noodles suspended separately above broth! read more
Delicious ramen shop located in the Japanese grocery store! Easy to miss. The store is located behind the Hanamaru Zakka and the art store. The ramen shop is located in the back of the store. Order at the counter and mostly self serve. They have a lot of different ramen and udon options. I got the original ramen and my friend got the udon. Consensus was to get the ramen. The ramen tasted amazing! Price was a bit expensive. The staff are nice, and the parking lot has lots of space. read more
4 years ago
Went in on a cold snowy day to slurp on some hot ramen. I asked for their most popular ramen and the person helping suggested their tonkotsu Ramen. I went with the same and got the ramen in like 5 minutes, extra hot as I had requested. It was a basic ramen with 2 seaweed papers, some daikon radish, ginger, semi boiled egg and exactly 2 pieces of chaushu pork. The broth was great, loved it, could have just had a bowl full of broth. I am used to the pork being soft and falling apart, this one was a little tough and the ramen noodles were usual. It was a very basic ramen and it filled me up. Sipping broth were the moments that I enjoyed. read more
4 years ago
Hidden in the back of a small Japanese mini mart is Teinei Ya Ramen. This has become my GO TO Place for curry katsu. Ambience: this is set up like a food court stall in the back of a mini mart. You walk up to the counter, order your food, wait 5-10 minutes, pick up your food, and go find a table. There are a few tables across from the order counter, and extra dining room around back. You need to clean up after yourself because there is no table service. Food: We ordered: Original Ramen - a tonkatsu type broth ramen with some char sui (pork belly). Broth was rich and savory. Ramen was a little Al dente. 4/5 Curry Pork Katsu - crispy fried pork cutlet with curry sauce. This is currently the best I have had in Long Island 5/5 Takoyaki - fresh fried octopus balls. Creamy and delicious 5/5 Blue Fin tuna sashimi - now I know why people pay so much for the tuna from that show "wicked tuna". Once you try bluefin, you can't go back to yellowtail tuna. 5/5 Value - the food here is better than most sit down Japanese places that I have been to. The prices are a bargain. read more
5 years ago
We checked out Hanamaru today and decided to stay for lunch @ Teinei Ya Ramen. Been to both their Little Neck (closed) and Great Neck locations before so definitely can't skip this one. The location is somewhat convenient being only 3 miles off the Long Island Expressway (Exit 40 E). It is inside the Hanamaru Japanese Mart and there is also a parking lot with a limited number of spots. There were three of us and we got 4 appetizers- fried chicken, gyoza, takoyaki & chicken cutlet as well as 3 entrées- dan dan ramen with roasted pork, eel bowl, and chicken katsu curry. The fried chicken was moist as can be and dark meat was used so it helped maximize the juicy level. The gyoza was cooked to perfection and the takoyaki (octopus balls) had the closest taste to actual genuine food from Japan. The dandan ramen was really good, broth was rich & savory and the pork was flavorful. My son had the chicken katsu curry, he said it was delicious 8/10 and would eat it again. I personally liked the chicken cutlet better without the curry. My husband loves eel so we chose to pay extra for live eel in the eel bowl instead of that frozen stuff ($36 vs $16.50). This made so much difference with the smokiness and presentation was immaculate with it being served in a fancy red box. There is minimum dine-in seating so get here early if you plan to eat in. Service was excellent with individuals always happy to answer any questions. It is self-service so you order and get your food from the counter and there is also a hot/ cold water dispenser. If you're craving Japanese food, this place is worth trying. read more
2 years ago
I met up with a friend for dinner here earlier in the week. I didn't know there was a Japanese market in Syosset but my friend said it was pretty good so I decided to give it a shot. I believe this shop has a location in Great Neck as well, which I tried before and thought was decent. The dine-in space is just a small area in the back of the market, with about two tables or so. There is no table service, which is a plus in my book; you just grab your food when it comes out. So I got the R4 Red Spicy ramen ($15), and my friend got the R3 Teinei original ($13). We also split a Takoyaki ($5.50). Total came out to $36.39 with tax included. I have to say that my experience was disappointing. To start off, they served our ramen in paper bowls. Whenever anyone gets a bowl of ramen, they usually want to sip some of the broth to get an idea of the flavor. There was so little broth in the paper bowl, and a lot of it got absorbed by the bowl itself. So there was little to no broth to sip before getting to the noodles. The broth tasted fairly good, but was a little cold and wasn't anything special. So that was a bummer. The takoyaki was actually pretty delicious. I haven't ordered much takoyaki in the past, but the balls came out piping hot and had a lot of flavor. Unfortunately, it's only 4 small balls for $5.50. That means that each tiny ball costs more than a dollar... which makes me sad. I actually didn't get a picture of it but for that price I think we should have gotten at least like 8 balls. Honestly, the ramen itself tasted pretty good and there was nothing too offensive about it. It wasn't spicy at all either, for those of you who are curious about the spice level. But much like the takoyaki, I have to comment on the price to quality / quantity ratio. After going to some of the pretty decent ramen spots in NYC, I would expect something better for $15. It also wasn't a large amount of food and thus not too filling. So I felt it really should not be near the $15 mark for what I got. So I'd rate this place 2 stars due to the reasons above. The young lady at the counter seemed nice and I'm glad there were no customer service type of issues to report from my visit. Cheers. read more
5 years ago
One of my favorite ramen spots in Long Island. This place is located within a small Japanese supermarket. I'm a huge fan of the Teinei Ya Great Neck location, but this one is closer to me so I decided to try it out! It did not disappoint. My go-to order is the Dan Dan. I usually add seaweed and extra sliced pork on top. They have condiments that are packaged in small containers. There is a small seating area in the store with additional seating in the back as well as outdoors. The employees wear masks and are very polite. There is a bathroom that is well kept. All in all, a solid ramen spot! read more
4 years ago
Based on the reviews I really wanted to like this place. In fact, I ordered the original and it was very tasty. My friend ordered the spicy chicken ramen and he only ate a little bit. He was expecting the chicken to be recognizable. Instead it looked like pressed cutlet-like chicken. Also, the restaurant is in the back of a small store. And the seating area is bench style, so you may be eating with another family. If you want authenticity this is it. Lastly, staff was very friendly and the food came out promptly read more
2 years ago
Decent ramen in the back of a Japanese grocery in the middle of Syosset was not on my bingo card. Teinei Ya has had spots all over Queens and Nassau but this place might be the best of their iterations. The ramen menu here is similar to their other places but the best of the bunch is the red plus which has a nice deep broth and excellent toppings. Other ramen was decent but not great. What's great about this spot is you can also buy items from the Japanese mini mart and eat it together. Prices are fair and food comes pretty quick. I guess if I'm going to gripe, eating in the back of a supermarket might not be the best dining experience but if its about the food, you won't mind as much. Thumbs up. read more
Home sick and needed some soup. Wanted to try this place for a while, and saw that delivery was available via GrubHub. I decided on tempura udon. It was very yummy and perfect cure for being sick. Very filling with different veggies and lots of noodles. The broth had excellent flavor. The veggies had a very light tempura batter and were flavorful. I would definitely order it again. Delivery was very fast! It came quicker and earlier than the estimated time. Soup was a good size and could be made into at least two different meals. I would definitely order again and try other things. read more
Oh. My. God. I ordered Teinei Ya Ramen for take out tonight and I ate every last bite. I cannot explain how good this food is. Flavorful and downright delicious. Such a huge portion of the ramen and I loved the noodles. I have never really eaten ramen before but was craving it and it made me not only realize I need to eat it a lot more, but that I was seriously missing out. The pork bun was also super tasty and fresh! read more
3 years ago
This ramen place is located inside the Hanamaru Japanese grocery store. We really like the ramen here. The spicy ramen were full of flavor. Service was good. Staff were polite. Worth stopping by if you live or happen to be around the neighborhood. read more
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Always my 'go to spot' in Syosset. The main reason for my post is to show their outdoor seating. They don't bring you your food and it's packed as if it's a takeout order but at least you get to eat while it still piping hot. read more
Had this ramen before having the one that opened up in Great Neck and it was very delicious. The place itself is located inside a supermarket and is very hard to find when you're driving around. There is a small parking lot in the back of the supermarket. There isn't much seating inside since the location is co-shared but the service is very quick. We were a group of 6 and ended up ordering a few of their signature ramens as well as some appetizers. We were even able to get some drinks from the mart! (calpico, green tea, etc.) I would say the broth was very rich but everything we ate did seem to have a lot of sodium in it, which resulted in us drinking a lot of water. Very solid ramen joint - I would highly recommend if you were around the area! Price: 3/5 Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5 read more
4 years ago
Excellent sized portions of delicious ramen. They offer a chicken ramen that competes with some of my favorites. I love that they have a whole shop of delicacies like mochi and soda. Great pricing especially when considering the portions. read more
5 years ago
excellent! this is my second time coming here and it does not disappoint. they offer a plethora of ram and other traditional Japanese dishes that are sure to be a delight. To top that off this restaurant also has a HUGE selection of Japanese candies, treats, frozen food, beer and much much more. I plan on stopping here anytime I can (it's kinda far from where I live) read more
After a day of shopping for winter wear at the Deer Park outlets ....brrr..... Lisa E. suggested this ramen shop that she had read about from a local (paid) food critic. I was skeptical, as most of the reviews here were from Yelpers with 1-2 friends and less than a dozen reviews and find LI Ramen shops with 1 exception, a bit disappointing. We walked into a nice tidy grocery and made our way through the well stocked shelves to the back of the store. Here we find a bustling scene. A line at the counter, dining tables full, but Lisa spied 2 empty stools at the counter that faces back into the grocery, I grabbed them while she kept place in line. I ordered the plus red (R2), having no real clue what I was getting. Only that I was promised by the friendly and attenmtive counter persons an abundance of chashu. I addded a seasoned egg, not realizing that there was one included. Our ramen was brought out to us, avoiding the difficulty we might have had negotiating steaming hot bowls through the dense crowd. All I can say is that this exceeded my expectations. Not the best I've had, but certainly up there and begging me to return. The broth was hot, full bodied, and perfectly spicy ( even I didn't need an addtion of chili powder or seasonings). The noodles were cooked perfectly, and made my non-stop 10 minutes of slurping a true pleasure. The chashu I was promised??? At least 6 slices of luscious braised pork belly and the seasoned egg(s) had a nice creamy yolk. Slivers of pickled ginger, nubbins of spicy minced pork sauce, toasted seaweed all coming together in a symphony of flavor and texture. I am sure that other reviewers that follow us might have a different experience, but on this cold Sunday, Teinei Ya Ramen Jericho Store hit all the right notes! Great food, great service, in a fitting environment. read more
7 years ago
Brand new syosset japaneze market and ramen place in the back with small kids play area! They have rice bowls, ramen, udon, wings, tako yaki, etc. It was good portion size, good flavors and rich, flavorful broths, good prices and its about time syosset got a ramen place! The market even sells onigiri rolls for those of yoi on the go and have sales on products often like $1.99 for maruchan yaki soba. read more
Finally an authentic Japanese supermarket and ramen place so close to home! The store takes the place of where a Thai restaurant used to be (a little hidden up a hill) next to Friendly's. The front part is a small supermarket with authentic Japanese groceries, snacks, drinks etc and in the back is a ramen shop with other tapas style Japanese street food. I thought the ramen was on the expensive side since we aren't in the city but it came out hot and tasty with the noodles being the perfect texture (definitely authentic). I also ordered takoyaki (fried squid balls) and karage (fried chicken) and all was good! I also got a spicy tuna onigiri to go for later (it was 50%off! Probably because I went during closing time, not sure when they go on sale). Reminded me of my many nights at St. Marks place in the city. Everyone that works here is also very friendly. read more
in the beginning, we were so confused as to how to get to this place. I think we got lost about two times before realizing that the restaurant was behind the supermarket. But once we went in, we ordered our food and waited patiently. They had a little kids play section where little kids are running around in for yard. We ordered fried chicken, and a bowl of Ramen. Let me just tell you guys, the chicken was sooooo good. It was so tender inside and flavorful outside it was just like Ariba. We devoured the fried chicken first, and then we ate the Ramen it also came with two sides and they were amazing to the Ramen was very juicy and very flavorful. But overall experience was very good with the food and it totally changed my mood from being mad at my boyfriend to being happy. Overall this is a 10 out of 10 because of the chicken and Ariba. read more
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