Ganko Ittetsu Ramen - Brookline

My favorite is the spicy Tan Tan ramen. There could be some waiting. Make sure you get waitlisted when you arrive. I always think sweet corn is a bit interesting garnish for ramen, but they did good job putting together for a tasty ramen. Meter parkings are available either on Harvard st or Central st. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

We went here on a Tuesday night and it took us roughly 20 minutes to get a table but the wait was so worth it. Delicious food. I had vegetarian ramen, while the others in our party did not. Everything was absolutely delicious. Would highly recommend!

Brief Review to Shoyu 1910 Ramen 6.8/10 It is smart to open a ramen shop within this compact store. Before the ramen was served, you could definitely smell the roasting flavor in the air. But the flaw of this certain kind of Ramen is, there’s an unwelcome bitter flavor in the soup, which was coming from the over-roasting pork belly. They might used soy sauce during the glazing process, but anyway, it gives the meat a bitterness and light Smoky flavor. Since it’s a soup noodle, the bitterness catch up to everything in the noodle. Besides, I understand it was for better efficiency, but the bamboo shoots was a bit cold. This might be the special flavor that attract its customers, but I’m still recommend if you are the first time to this restaurant, try something else. My recommendation would be the spicy shoyu. This review is not applicable on everyone, only depends on my taste.

I would say it’s more 3.5 stars. This place has good food it’s just an insane wait. I waited an hour+ and I joined the waitlist way before I arrived. Food: 4 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 3

One of the best ramen shops in Boston area. Located inside the arcade, Ganko Ittetsu was a small ramen shop, reminiscing of a traditional Japanese ramen shop. All the ramen options were good, hard to go wrong. I recommend starting with their signature items first. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner