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All good things come to an end. I visited regularly many times over the past year, and 3 times in just the past month. I order the same thing and pay the same amount every time. Until my most recent visit, someone decided to help themselves to an extra tip. I reported the fraud to my credit card company and will not be returning.
Very cute place with good customer service in Berkeley. The amount of noodles and toppings are generous. Kid friendly which is always a plus - the server gave us Halloween stickers for our kids. Thicker noodles were good but it's nice that you have a choice of thick or thin noodles. The jidori eggs were really good. Done perfectly. Will ask for no red onions next time but everything was fresh and good.
A cozy but a bit noisy inside. I had the TaKaRa-Chu low alcohol beverage. It was okay but I wouldn't order it again. Opened with chicken Kara-age for an appetizer. It came with a dipping sauce which was good. I had the "Tokujo" Tonkatsu ramen with extra noodles on the side. There was a choice of straight or wavy noodles. I opted for straight originally and had the wavy ones as a side dish later on after I had consumed a fair portion of my entree. You don't get a massive amount of food but I was happy with the taste. The cha-su wasn't warm but after submerging it in the broth it was fine. The ramen was better than average. I'm always looking for a superior dish!! Service was good. Japanese hospitality is nice.
When a ramen restaurant has only two main items (pork and chicken) on the menu you know they are serious. And I gotta say I am pretty impressed. U must go with the black garlic flavor tonkatsu. The charred pork chashu is really flavorful. The chicken is really tender, almost fully cooked but not quite (perfection). Full party need to be present to be seated, otherwise u need to wait outside.
I went here with my friends around 6:30pm for dinner. There was fortunately no wait and we were seated immediately. We were given the option of sitting at a table or at the bar, but we chose to sit at a table. I ordered the Deluxe Spicy Tori Paitan which is their chicken option. They also serve each ramen base with tonkotsu/pork as well. You can choose between having Hakata (thin, straight) or Sapporo (medium thick, wavy) noodles. I chose to get the Sapporo noodles. The spice level was good, however besides the name, there was no other spice indicator for this menu item. The only item that had spice indicators was their spiciest option which had 3 flame symbols next to it. The spice was good and didn't mask the flavor of the ramen. The waitress came around a lot to refill water as needed. The restaurant is small, but the food is really good. I'd love to try their tonkotsu options next time. Parking is a bit difficult to get, especially in downtown Berkeley. You may have to find street parking a block or two down depending on the time you come to eat.
Delicious ramen! The chopped onions were a really nice, refreshing touch. Portion sizes were just right. The matcha panna cotta was delicious too. We walked over on a weekday night at 5:30 pm and were seated immediately with no wait. Restaurant started getting crowded around 6/6:30.
I came here for lunch on a Saturday. This place opens at 12 but a line was formed by 11:40am. The ramen's noodles are thin and chewy. The tonkotsu broth was rich, savory, nutty and slightly sweet. Will definitely return! Also, the lady owner is super sweet! She's excessively attentive and was starting small conversation with her customers. I left with a very satisfied tummy.
A rainy day called for ramen! My companion found Tsuruya and suggested we go for dinner. It hit the spot. The restaurant is casual and decently sized. Several tables for smaller groups and pairs, plus seating at the bar. They have some Japanese decor and a TV playing J-Pop. The companion and I sat at the bar. The service was good; our waters were refilled, and everything came out relatively quickly. I had the Tonkotsu Ramen. It was comforting. You have the option of choosing your noodle thickness. I went with Hakata, so it was thin. The noodles tasted fresh and were bouncy. The broth was okay, but not as rich or creamy as the tonkotsu broths that I'm used to. All of the toppings were good; I personally wasn't the biggest fan of the onion, though. Companion enjoyed his Black Garlic Tori Paitan. For the price, it was decent for what you get! For those going to Cal or living in the Berkeley area, Tsuruya is a decent nearby spot for your ramen fix. It's a popular spot and was constantly busy with students. They're easy to spot off Shattuck Ave. with street parking nearby.
I got the black garlic tonkotsu tokujo ramen. I thought it was really delicious. The broth was really rich, meaty, and flavorful. I liked the toppings because the bamboo shoots were nicely marinated, and the egg was savory and soft. I loved how the chashu was tender and soft without being too fatty. We also got the creamy chashu pork croquettes, which had a nice balance of savory meat flavor and creaminess while being crispy. The restaurant also has a nice and cozy ambiance. The food was served in several minutes, and the staff seemed friendly.
It is our first time here at this place. We were dined in on October 26 in the afternoon. We drove from SF to the Thai temple and found this place from Google. With high ratings at 4.8 with 176 reviews, so we decided to check this place out! Here is my experience; We ordered six dishes; Spicy Tonkatsu, Black Garlic Tonkatsu, Jigoku Tonkatsu, Chicken Karaage, and Fried calamari. The food serves in a timely manner which is great. The chicken Karaage was so good. I would give 10 out of 10. It comes in 4 pieces. Really recommended if you love fried chicken. The fried calamari was so good too. I would give 10 out of 10 too! Really recommended as well. A little salty but we love it!! The spicy Tonkatsu was good. I would give 7.5 out of 10. It tastes similar to Tom Yum soup. The best part I like the most is there was red onions in it as well makes it a little fusion. The Jigoku Tonkatsu was spicy. I would give 6.5 out of 10 because there was only spicy taste in it. If you love spicy food, this dish is the real deal for you (3 fireballs on the menu is real) The black garlic tonkatsu was good. I would give 8 out of 10. It tastes smooth. I would love it more with slightly more black garlic in it. The service is not as expected. There were only 2 main servers. There are 10 people waiting outside. We were waiting for almost an hour and there were two people arrived way after us. But they were seated and their orders were taken before us. The seating system needs to be improved. I worked in the high volume restaurant before. First comes should be the first to be served. Two tables had left with 3 empty seats at the bar. But they just didn't seat anyone waiting outside. Points were taken out because of the wait time and the bad experience in terms of seating system. The ambience was okay. It is a little dark inside and not really ventilated inside. Love the skylight inside the restaurant though. It looks like the restaurant was closed from the outside. So, the restaurant would look so much better with the lights on; just some suggestions. Overall is good! If we live in Berkeley, we would come back another time for another experience. But I would suggest to give it a try! You might have a different view and experience from me :)) Go check it out for yourself!
They have 4 bases and one can choose between either pork (Tonkotsu) or chicken (Tori Paitan). They also have the option for vegetarian ramen, but this is limited each day. What's unique is that you can have either the regular Hakata, thin noodles, or the Sapporo, medium thick wavy noodles. You can't make reservations, but they have some seating in the clean alleyway where you can wait. Only downside was that it took over 25 minutes for our ramen to be served, but at least the owner came to our table and apologized for the delay.
Public street parking only Easy to find, bright pretty logo sign in front But the door is not facing the front of the street, but in the alleyway Location is small, but well organized, decorated and themed Service was very friendly, helpful and fast. Since it was our first time there, we got a quick run down of how we can customized our bowl. Personal comment: I really look earnestly for a good ramen spot. Lost my favorite location in Fremont and been searching since. You guys are now my go to and I will be coming back very soon. The rich broth, the chewy noodles, the vibe ... it's all there. Bonus points for Japanese music and Anime AMV. Thank you SO very much.
I love the tonkotsu flavor!!! I also really like the service here. I think I'll be back soon to try the paitan soup!
WHEN: Sat @6pm PARKING: There is metered parking around, and is free after 6pm. It may be a bit tricky especially around meal time, but keep circling and you'll find a spot near by enough. This cute little ramen shop has such perfect lighting coming through thanks to thier skylight. We weren't actually hungry so we shared the following: TONKOTSU - $16.50 (Regular) Pork Belly Chashu, Bamboo Shoots, Red Onion, Wood Ear Mushrooms, Green Onion, Ajitama Egg. You get a choice of noodles to pick: 1.) Hakata - Thin Straight 2.) Sapporo - Medium Thick Wavy Figured since it's my first time here, I choose the most basic version of their bowl of ramen. I chose Sapparo and for some reason expected it to be thicker/wider, but regardless it was still good! The presentation of this bowl is just gorgeous, served on a small wooden platter. The red onion is chopped, and the pork Belly is quite tender. Regarding the egg, you get just half. Overall this bowl of ramen is creamy, rich, and the right amount of flavor and salt. But still make sure to drink at least a glass of water! CREAMY CHASHU PORK CROQUETTES - $8.50 I have never seen anything like this so I must give it a try! It actually didn't come out piping hot, so I was able to drive in right away! It was definitely creamy (like ramen) and had pieces of the Chau's pork, encased in a crispy and warm batter that was deep fried. It also comes with a katsu sauce and I really enjoyed it. The staff was friendly and didn't make us feel bad for ordering enough of just one, but man I was so full. Had to walk around downtown Berkeley for awhile. read more
Visually, Tsuruya's Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen is absolutely stunning. The broth with a foamy top, akin to a latte's milk layer, and adorned with an array of fresh vegetables. Not kidding when I say I've been ogling their Yelp photos for a few days prior to this visit. The broth is exceptional, but the noodles are pedestrian. Chewy sure but doesn't quite rival the bounciness of Mensho's mochi noodles. It's delicious all the same though. The prices are a bit high, given that bowls only come with one chashu slice and half an egg, but excusable given the dire state of our economy. Will I say this is the best ramen I've ever had? Probably not. But it's a very delicious bowl that'll satisfy any ramen hankering. read more
All good things come to an end. I visited regularly many times over the past year, and 3 times in just the past month. I order the same thing and pay the same amount every time. Until my most recent visit, someone decided to help themselves to an extra tip. I reported the fraud to my credit card company and will not be returning. read more
26 days ago
Very cute place with good customer service in Berkeley. The amount of noodles and toppings are generous. Kid friendly which is always a plus - the server gave us Halloween stickers for our kids. Thicker noodles were good but it's nice that you have a choice of thick or thin noodles. The jidori eggs were really good. Done perfectly. Will ask for no red onions next time but everything was fresh and good. read more
A cozy but a bit noisy inside. I had the TaKaRa-Chu low alcohol beverage. It was okay but I wouldn't order it again. Opened with chicken Kara-age for an appetizer. It came with a dipping sauce which was good. I had the "Tokujo" Tonkatsu ramen with extra noodles on the side. There was a choice of straight or wavy noodles. I opted for straight originally and had the wavy ones as a side dish later on after I had consumed a fair portion of my entree. You don't get a massive amount of food but I was happy with the taste. The cha-su wasn't warm but after submerging it in the broth it was fine. The ramen was better than average. I'm always looking for a superior dish!! Service was good. Japanese hospitality is nice. read more
When a ramen restaurant has only two main items (pork and chicken) on the menu you know they are serious. And I gotta say I am pretty impressed. U must go with the black garlic flavor tonkatsu. The charred pork chashu is really flavorful. The chicken is really tender, almost fully cooked but not quite (perfection). Full party need to be present to be seated, otherwise u need to wait outside. read more
I went here with my friends around 6:30pm for dinner. There was fortunately no wait and we were seated immediately. We were given the option of sitting at a table or at the bar, but we chose to sit at a table. I ordered the Deluxe Spicy Tori Paitan which is their chicken option. They also serve each ramen base with tonkotsu/pork as well. You can choose between having Hakata (thin, straight) or Sapporo (medium thick, wavy) noodles. I chose to get the Sapporo noodles. The spice level was good, however besides the name, there was no other spice indicator for this menu item. The only item that had spice indicators was their spiciest option which had 3 flame symbols next to it. The spice was good and didn't mask the flavor of the ramen. The waitress came around a lot to refill water as needed. The restaurant is small, but the food is really good. I'd love to try their tonkotsu options next time. Parking is a bit difficult to get, especially in downtown Berkeley. You may have to find street parking a block or two down depending on the time you come to eat. read more
Delicious ramen! The chopped onions were a really nice, refreshing touch. Portion sizes were just right. The matcha panna cotta was delicious too. We walked over on a weekday night at 5:30 pm and were seated immediately with no wait. Restaurant started getting crowded around 6/6:30. read more
5 months ago
I came here for lunch on a Saturday. This place opens at 12 but a line was formed by 11:40am. The ramen's noodles are thin and chewy. The tonkotsu broth was rich, savory, nutty and slightly sweet. Will definitely return! Also, the lady owner is super sweet! She's excessively attentive and was starting small conversation with her customers. I left with a very satisfied tummy. read more
A rainy day called for ramen! My companion found Tsuruya and suggested we go for dinner. It hit the spot. The restaurant is casual and decently sized. Several tables for smaller groups and pairs, plus seating at the bar. They have some Japanese decor and a TV playing J-Pop. The companion and I sat at the bar. The service was good; our waters were refilled, and everything came out relatively quickly. I had the Tonkotsu Ramen. It was comforting. You have the option of choosing your noodle thickness. I went with Hakata, so it was thin. The noodles tasted fresh and were bouncy. The broth was okay, but not as rich or creamy as the tonkotsu broths that I'm used to. All of the toppings were good; I personally wasn't the biggest fan of the onion, though. Companion enjoyed his Black Garlic Tori Paitan. For the price, it was decent for what you get! For those going to Cal or living in the Berkeley area, Tsuruya is a decent nearby spot for your ramen fix. It's a popular spot and was constantly busy with students. They're easy to spot off Shattuck Ave. with street parking nearby. read more
2 months ago
I got the black garlic tonkotsu tokujo ramen. I thought it was really delicious. The broth was really rich, meaty, and flavorful. I liked the toppings because the bamboo shoots were nicely marinated, and the egg was savory and soft. I loved how the chashu was tender and soft without being too fatty. We also got the creamy chashu pork croquettes, which had a nice balance of savory meat flavor and creaminess while being crispy. The restaurant also has a nice and cozy ambiance. The food was served in several minutes, and the staff seemed friendly. read more
1 year ago
It is our first time here at this place. We were dined in on October 26 in the afternoon. We drove from SF to the Thai temple and found this place from Google. With high ratings at 4.8 with 176 reviews, so we decided to check this place out! Here is my experience; We ordered six dishes; Spicy Tonkatsu, Black Garlic Tonkatsu, Jigoku Tonkatsu, Chicken Karaage, and Fried calamari. The food serves in a timely manner which is great. The chicken Karaage was so good. I would give 10 out of 10. It comes in 4 pieces. Really recommended if you love fried chicken. The fried calamari was so good too. I would give 10 out of 10 too! Really recommended as well. A little salty but we love it!! The spicy Tonkatsu was good. I would give 7.5 out of 10. It tastes similar to Tom Yum soup. The best part I like the most is there was red onions in it as well makes it a little fusion. The Jigoku Tonkatsu was spicy. I would give 6.5 out of 10 because there was only spicy taste in it. If you love spicy food, this dish is the real deal for you (3 fireballs on the menu is real) The black garlic tonkatsu was good. I would give 8 out of 10. It tastes smooth. I would love it more with slightly more black garlic in it. The service is not as expected. There were only 2 main servers. There are 10 people waiting outside. We were waiting for almost an hour and there were two people arrived way after us. But they were seated and their orders were taken before us. The seating system needs to be improved. I worked in the high volume restaurant before. First comes should be the first to be served. Two tables had left with 3 empty seats at the bar. But they just didn't seat anyone waiting outside. Points were taken out because of the wait time and the bad experience in terms of seating system. The ambience was okay. It is a little dark inside and not really ventilated inside. Love the skylight inside the restaurant though. It looks like the restaurant was closed from the outside. So, the restaurant would look so much better with the lights on; just some suggestions. Overall is good! If we live in Berkeley, we would come back another time for another experience. But I would suggest to give it a try! You might have a different view and experience from me :)) Go check it out for yourself! read more
They have 4 bases and one can choose between either pork (Tonkotsu) or chicken (Tori Paitan). They also have the option for vegetarian ramen, but this is limited each day. What's unique is that you can have either the regular Hakata, thin noodles, or the Sapporo, medium thick wavy noodles. You can't make reservations, but they have some seating in the clean alleyway where you can wait. Only downside was that it took over 25 minutes for our ramen to be served, but at least the owner came to our table and apologized for the delay. read more
3 months ago
Public street parking only Easy to find, bright pretty logo sign in front But the door is not facing the front of the street, but in the alleyway Location is small, but well organized, decorated and themed Service was very friendly, helpful and fast. Since it was our first time there, we got a quick run down of how we can customized our bowl. Personal comment: I really look earnestly for a good ramen spot. Lost my favorite location in Fremont and been searching since. You guys are now my go to and I will be coming back very soon. The rich broth, the chewy noodles, the vibe ... it's all there. Bonus points for Japanese music and Anime AMV. Thank you SO very much. read more
8 months ago
3 months ago
I love the tonkotsu flavor!!! I also really like the service here. I think I'll be back soon to try the paitan soup! read more
This is my favorite ramen in the East Bay. Such a special spot: quality, flavor, service, ambiance... it checks all of my boxes! I ordered the chicken kaarage and chashu pork croquettes for my Presentation is so intentional here, the dishes were beautiful. The karaage was piping hot and so crispy (freshly fried!) with juicy chicken inside. The croquettes came with 4 to a plate - so rich and savory, with a creamy chashu pork filling with some chunks of the meat... delicious. For my ramen, I got the Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen. They told me it takes 8 hours to prepare the broth, it's silky and so flavorful without it feeling too overwhelmingly rich. I liked the plethora of toppings - onions, spinach, woodear mushroom, green onion, soft boiled egg... and of course the melt in your mouth chashu. Dessert was a highlight! The matcha panna cotta (the owner's specialty) was INCREDIBLE. Red bean and a bit of cream as toppings balanced out the strength of the matcha flavor. The yuzu sorbet was light and refreshing, the candied yuzu was so flavorful. I got to meet the owners Ayako and Joe, both so kind and welcoming!! Small, cozy space, great service, and thoughtful dishes. read more
Exceptional ramen place on Shattuck in Downtown Berkeley! I find Tsuruya to be a place that serves ramen that's different from any other spot I've been to. Their broth is foamy, creamy, yet not too heavy, which I really liked when paired with their bold flavors. Their noodles have a great chewy texture as well, more on the firm side, but I personally really enjoyed it. My personal recommendations are their Black Garlic Tonkatsu or Spicy Tonkatsu ramen w/either type of noodle! The ambiance of the place was cozy and welcoming, with nice interior decor. The service was also very attentive and prompt. Great ramen shop I'd highly recommend anyone in Berkeley to checkout - can't wait to visit this spot again! read more
6 months ago
We went to Tsuruya in early March and I have not stopped thinking about it since! Literally cannot wait to go back. Def in my top 2 fave ramen spots in the bay along with Mensho. The karaage and croquettes were great. Love being able to get to of my fave types of appetizers in one place. You def don't see croquettes at ramen spots very often, and I don't think I've ever tried a pork one until Tsuruya, but it was soo good. Karaage is def not all created equal, and it was perfectly crispy and juicy here with a nice mayo sauce. I debated for the longest time between the spicy tonkatsu ramen and the jigoku ramen, and ended up settling on the jigoku. They def are not kidding with the spicy level - it was sooo spicy but still so good. Maybe a bit too spicy for me, and I love spice. I def want to go back and try the spicy tonkatsu next time! read more
6 months ago
Best ramen place in Berkeley. I've taken every one here. If it's a cold night and you are craving ramen, this is the place to go to. Would recommend the Black Garlic Tonkotsu for a warm savory taste. Service is fast with a well blended ambiance for conversation. For spicy lovers, the Spicy Tonkotsu is tolerable for everyone so if you want to up the ante, there is additional spice on the side. The calamari and karaage are also personal favorites when I am craving sides. read more
Great new ramen spot in downtown Berkeley! We got the Spicy Tonkotsu, Jigoku Tonkotsu, and Matcha Panna Cotta. All around, great flavors! The Spicy Tonkotsu had an unexpected acidic kick. Personally, I liked the lil kick. The Jigoku Tonkotsu was extra spicy. My tummy felt it quickly. However, it was definitely worth. Lovely ratio of soup, noodles, and toppings. The Panna Cotta was the perfect dessert to close out our yummy meal. It wasn't too sweet and paired well with the red bean and cream. Amazing environment. Cute decoration. Fast service. Kind waiters. It's definitely worth checking out! read more
Decent amount of noodles, two options of types. The chashu was very thin and not very tender. The garnishes seemed very fresh, but conservative amount. The flavor was decent, but not amazing for the tonkatsu and jigoku tonkatsu. I have a high tolerance for spicy and the jigoku tonkatsu had my eyes tearing up a good bit. A few hours after the meal my stomach wasn't feeling well which I attribute to the level of the spice. The hojicha panna cotta tasted good. read more
This Gourmet Ghetto address has been the home to a revolving door of eateries, the last one being a Thai street food spot called Cousins. In fact, I didn't even notice it turned into a ramen house because the decor change was pretty subtle. The menu is mostly ramen, eight different bowls in all, plus four appetizers (like chicken karaage and edamame) and three desserts. So yes, you can have a three-course meal here if you want. But I'm the standing ramen guy, the type who pretends he's on the platform in Shinjuku station. I ordered the $16.50 Black Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen with the medium thick Sapporo noodles because of the allure of pork belly chashu. It came out a lot milkier than I expected as the film of the pork bone-based broth and black garlic oil bubbled up to the surface (photo: https://yelp.to/3XPswRdFZP). The ingredients were plentiful. Not only the pork belly but also wood ear mushrooms, bamboo shoots, green and red onion, and a soft-boiled ajitama egg. Quite filling though I have to admit tonkotsu is not my favorite broth. I actually prefer miso or shio because I like a less pronounced broth when there are a lot of competitive flavors. I'll come back for a bowl of their paitan ramen sometime. Hopefully the space won't turn into something else. FOOD - 4 stars...pronounced tonkotsu broth with lots of ingredients...wish there were other ramen choices AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...hey, it looks like Cousins SERVICE - 4 stars...a kind server TOTAL - 4 stars...if you like tonkotsu ramen, here's your place RELATED - Exploring Berkeley? Here's my collection of places I've patronized and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2CbVh8u read more
1 year ago
Creamiest and heartiest ramen broth I've ever had! I ordered the spiciest dish on the menu, but next time I would opt for a dish with plain broth. I tried a bit of my friends' dishes and thought the spice overpowered the richness of the broth and clouded the flavors. The place is super cute, reminding me of small ramen booths you can find in Japan. Our server was nice and friendly as well! The place does get busy, so expect a bit of a wait. For parties 5+, they do charge a gratuity fee (if I remember correctly it was either 16 or 18%). read more
11 months ago
9 months ago
In town visiting and so glad we found this place (especially before the line started). The ramen itself is top-notch tonkotsu broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and delicious/thin chashu. The vibes inside are terrific, nice and cozy. Get some chili paste and black garlic oil on the side to zhuzh up to your heart's content. Also, make sure to get deluxe, regular only comes with one slice of chashu. Only drawback for me was the egg could've been marinated longer. Lastly, the portions aren't small, but definitely not as big as I'm used to, so I'd strongly consider ordering extra soup read more
Decent place for ramen! Stopped by for weekend dinner and had to join a waitlist, but we didn't end up waiting too long. I ordered the spicy tonkotsu, and the broth was nicely flavored and just mildly spicy. My friend who ordered the jigoku paitan confirmed that to be very spicy (but tasty). Overall, cozy spot to stop by for a casual meal with friends! read more
5 months ago
11 months ago
Cozy and inviting ramen spot in Berkeley. I ordered the black garlic tonkotsu - tojuku ramen with Sapporo thick style noodles and a side of spicy paste. The ramen broth was delicious not heavy. The noodles were cooked perfectly. Service was kind and fast. read more
Berkeley often has the perfect weather for ramen, so Tsuruya is definitely in the right spot. I visited Tsuruya with a friend on a weekday evening - they take walk-ins only, and fortunately, we just beat the dinner rush and were seated right away. With four broths and two noodle types to choose from, the menu is short and straightforward. I ordered the spicy tonkotsu with the Hakata (thin) noodles, and my friend and I decided order the pork croquettes to share. Our croquettes came out first - they were served perfectly crispy on the outside, and the pork's smokiness paired well with the sweet dipping sauce. Our ramen followed quickly, and the spicy broth warmed my soul. While I wish there were more toppings given the volume of soup and noodles, everything tasted fresh and high quality. The chashu was tender and not overly-fatty (one of my biggest grievances with ramen), and the noodles were cooked to the optimal texture and chewiness. The broth was well-spiced yet not too hot, and I really liked the touch of citrus that cut through the richness. I have already bookmarked Tsuruya for a return visit, and I plan to try their Sapporo (thick) noodles next time. read more
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