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Listed bowls from $15.50 to $23
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Choose the complete bowl
DANBO’s classic is $15.50 before the $3 egg. Tonchin’s website lists a $21 classic with an egg. Tanoshii’s $17.95 online tonkotsu includes egg and two pork slices. Compare those inclusions before deciding that the lowest starting price is the cheapest meal.
For vegan choices, start with DANBO’s separate vegan menu or Tonchin’s labelled Miso Ginger. For noodles served beside the broth, compare Karazishi and Tonchin tsukemen.
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Customise the thin noodles, firmness, broth richness and spicy sauce. The regular and vegan classic bowls start at the same price. An egg is a separate $3 addition, so compare the $18.50 total when another restaurant includes an egg.
Park SlopeNo reservationsSeparate vegan menuDaily 11am-11pm
Classic RamenPork tonkotsu; egg is extra
$15.50
Classic Vegan RamenFrom the separate vegan menu
$15.50
Classic + ramen egg$15.50 bowl + $3 egg
$18.50
Weekday lunch set add-onAdd to a bowl; Mon-Fri 11am-5pm
$5.00
Restaurant website menu, checked October 25, 2026. Prices before tax and tips. Check this menu ↗
What visitors mention
Some customers praise the ramen and separate packaging of the components.
Keep in mind
Other delivery customers report leaking broth, missing toppings or mixed-up customization. Check the separate egg and topping charges before ordering.
The individual booths suit a solo meal. Pick noodle firmness, garlic, spice and broth preferences on the order sheet. The online bowl plus egg is $24; another full noodle portion adds $4. The restaurant warns that it may stop seating 40-60 minutes before closing.
Individual boothsNo reservationsMorgan Avenue L trainSeating may finish before closing
Classic Tonkotsu RamenOnline bowl; egg extra
$21.00
Classic + soft-boiled egg$21 bowl + $3 egg
$24.00
Veggie RamenVegetarian; not labelled vegan
$21.00
Extra noodles / kaedamaAdd-on for the classic bowl
$4.00
Brooklyn Order.online pickup/delivery menu, checked October 25, 2026. The restaurant has separate dine-in and delivery menus. Check this menu ↗
What visitors mention
Commenters enjoy the customization, rich broth and individual booths.
Keep in mind
Several comments question portion size and the total price with extras; others mention queues or uneven pork texture.
Compare two distinct formats: a complete ramen bowl, or noodles served separately from dipping broth. The regular tsukemen is $22.50 and the double is $29.50. The online menu also lists a vegan Miso BOTAN-ical bowl; dine-in seasonal choices and takeout choices differ.
Carroll GardensTsukemen availableWeekend afternoon breakSeparate takeout menu
Showa ClassicShoyu; pork, chicken and fish broth
$19.95
Pan-HeadPork and miso broth
$19.95
Tsuke-MenDipping broth; hot or cold noodles
$22.50
Double Tsuke-MenLarger dipping-noodle portion
$29.50
Restaurant website menu, checked October 25, 2026. Prices before tax and tips. Check this menu ↗
What visitors mention
Reviewers praise the broth, Tan-Tan ramen, dumplings and separated packaging.
Keep in mind
Customers also mention salty broth, thin pork slices and the price of extra toppings.
The classic lists a seasoned egg as part of the $21 bowl. Smoked Dashi combines pork broth, smoked fish oil and clams, so it is a seafood variation rather than a pork-free choice. The listed vegan Miso Ginger bowl and dipping noodles offer different formats for a mixed group.
WilliamsburgReservations available90-minute dining requestEgg included in classic
Classic Tokyo TonkotsuSeasoned egg included
$21.00
Smoked Dashi RamenPork broth, smoked fish and clams
$22.00
Miso Ginger RamenLabelled vegan on the menu
$21.00
Original TsukemenChilled thick noodles; hot dipping broth
$23.00
Listed Brooklyn website menu prices, checked October 25, 2026. Grubhub lists the classic at $24.50 for delivery. Parties of five or more have a published 20% service charge. Check this menu ↗
What visitors mention
Reviewers single out the vegan ginger bowl and layered broth.
Keep in mind
Other delivery comments mention high prices, a small portion or broth spilled in transit.
The $17.95 tonkotsu lists an egg and two pork slices. The cheaper $10.95 custom bowl starts with noodles and broth only, so add toppings before comparing totals. This Bay Ridge address is useful for readers who want a southern Brooklyn stop rather than a trip to Williamsburg.
Bay RidgeEgg in the listed tonkotsuBuild-your-own option
An udon-led restaurant with a separate ramen section, useful when companions want different noodles. The $19 tonkotsu lists a marinated egg and vegetables. Yuzu Shio still uses pork broth; the lighter-sounding name does not mean a vegetarian soup.
Near Barclays CenterUdon and ramen sectionsClosed Tuesdays
Tonkotsu RamenPork, marinated egg, spinach and nori
$19.00
Black Tonkotsu RamenBlack garlic oil; egg included
$19.00
Yuzu Shio RamenYuzu-flavoured pork broth
$20.00
Official restaurant menu photograph, checked October 25, 2026; scan date is not printed. The Seamless ramen listing also shows $19-20. Check this menu ↗
What visitors mention
A ramen customer praises the pork and separated packaging; other reviewers enjoy the udon flavors.
Keep in mind
That ramen customer reports two supposedly spicy bowls arriving with different seasoning levels.
Item prices in USD. The menu channel is identified in each restaurant card. Tax, tips and delivery charges are separate unless the menu states otherwise.
Park Slope: DANBO offers thin-noodle customisation; Muteki also serves udon for companions who prefer another noodle.
Williamsburg: Tonchin has a sit-down menu with tsukemen and a vegan bowl.
Bushwick / East Williamsburg: ICHIRAN’s individual booths suit a solo order.
Carroll Gardens: Karazishi has dipping noodles and rotating ramen combinations.
Bay Ridge: Tanoshii keeps the trip in southern Brooklyn.
Before choosing a bowl
Does the price include an egg?
Not always. DANBO and ICHIRAN list eggs as extras. The cited Tonchin classic, Tanoshii tonkotsu and Muteki tonkotsu list an egg in the bowl. Check the particular order.
Can I arrive at closing time?
Check the restaurant’s location page first. ICHIRAN warns it may stop seating before the published closing time. Muteki closes Tuesdays, and Karazishi has a weekend afternoon break.
Is a veggie bowl necessarily vegan?
Check the exact listing. ICHIRAN describes its veggie bowl as vegetarian. DANBO has a separate vegan menu and Tonchin labels Miso Ginger vegan.
