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Ramen Tatsu-ya
1234 S. Lamar
photo by John Anderson
The second location of the cult ramen shop feature the same delicious broths, toppings, and bombs. But south Austinites can now save a little fuel.
Other Locations
Ramen Tatsu-ya, 8557 Research #126
Ramen Tatsu-ya, 1600 E. Sixth
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Best of Austin Awards
- 2019: Readers Noodles/Ramen
- 2018: Readers Noodles/Ramen
- 2017: Readers Best Noodles/Ramen
- 2016: Readers Best Noodles/Ramen
- 2015: Readers Best Noodles/Ramen
- 2014: Readers Best Noodles/Ramen (TIE: Michi Ramen; Ramen Tatsu-Ya)
- 2013: Readers Best Pho/Noodles
First Plates Awards
More: Japanese restaurants, South Lamar and Barton Springs
Loro
Separately, they've built international followings. Together, Tyson Cole (Uchi) and Aaron Franklin (Franklin Barbecue) combine forces to bring us a Texas-Asian smokehouse. Commence drooling now.
2115 S. Lamar, 512/916-4858
Michi Ramen
Starting as a food truck, this place takes on a brick-and-mortar business competing admirably against Austin's other ramen contenders. Housemade gyoza, Chashu Don of roast pork and rice, among other deviations, make this spot more than a one-trick pony.
3005 S. Lamar, D-114B, 512/394-6350
Tiki Tatsu-Ya
Projected opening date: Late 2018
This new venture, poised to open right next door to the Ramen Tatsu-Ya on S. Lamar, promises to be a happy variation on the theme. The Tatsu-Ya team promises funky interpretations of classic Tiki drinks like the Zombie and the Singapore Sling, plus brand new creations mixing Tiki’s aesthetic exuberance with Japanese flavors, as well as their take on Tiki cuisine.
