Tan Tan Men — Restaurant in Khlong Tan Nuea Subdistrict

Though their dan dan noodle was not to my taste so much tbh, having more miso(Japanese fermented soy bean paste) taste tbh, their a-la-carte dishes were delicious. Personally I like they offer add-on service called toppings. I put some bean sprouts into omelette with shrimps to take in some veggie, and really good match with that sauce. Their pan-fried dumplings were Japanese-style Chinese style and personally I like theirs better than other popular Japanese style Chinese near by and the price is lower, about a half price. I’d like to try other dishes next time. They have some Japanese manga on the grand floor for customers. No VAT & no...

Ordered the tonkotsu ramen made with soya sauce, gyoza, unagi, shoyu ramen and of course their signature tan tan men.

Firstly, the tan tan men had such a robust sesame flavor, perfect for sesame-lovers. Do not expect the tonkotsu to taste like a typical Japanese tonkotsu though, as it has more of a peppery taste and has cabbage and pork lard added. The hanjuku egg was nice and runny.

Gyoza was juicy and also had a similar peppery taste. The shoyu ramen was the most simple in flavor profile, suitable for those who wants something light for dinner. Nice quaint restaurant with polite staff. Spent 1550baht in total...

I was ordering their best Ramen and it was delicious. The soup is thick and tasty, the chasio is very tender and delicious, the ginger inside the Ramen is very nice to eat together with the ramen. Their gyoza taste light, tender and tasty with the dip sauce is so good. In terms of portion and price they are very sincere and worth it. Friendly service and they are not keeping you waiting too long. I wish you great success ahead and will come back again...