Tensuke Ramen

Aeoliann Ishva (Time&Space) 2 months ago

It was a fun experience (but I didn't find anything to eat (I'm a very picky eater)). The food my friends got had quite large portions and they seemed to really like it. They have devices to alarm you when your food is ready so you don't have to wait at the counter. They keep the to-go boxes out in the open so you don't have to ask for them. You're supposed to clean up your table before you leave. The aesthetics felt oddly tropical to me, but it was nice. We went when business was booming, but there's so much seating that it wasn't an issue. I didn't get many pictures because there were so many people and I didn't wanna post them without their permission. They had a good selection of drinks though, so I took a picture of the one I got.

Haemoon Sophie Chung-Kim 2 months ago

This was our first visit to Ohio. We were in Dublin to support my husband's archery students, who were competing in a national competition, and that's how we discovered Tensuke. Our family loves Japanese food, and we enjoyed this place so much that we came back two days in a row. One of our favorite things was being able to buy fresh sushi from the Japanese market next door and enjoy it with our meal. On our first visit, I had the spinach udon. The broth was light and comforting, and the noodles were wonderfully chewy. It reminded me of the udon I enjoyed in Tokyo. On our second visit, I ordered the cold soba and pork tonkatsu. The soba noodles were excellent, and the tonkatsu was perfectly crispy. Everything we ordered was fresh, authentic, and delicious. We'll definitely come back the next time we're in Ohio. ごちそうさまでした！本当においしかったです！

Shelby Mason 2 months ago

What a lovely place. I went with friends and had a very good experience. It’s difficult to eat here as a vegetarian with soy and seafood allergies, but they were super diligent and even had a binder they got out to ensure I could eat safely. The customer service and attention to detail was unmatched. In the end, I didn’t really love the mash-up of things I ordered. I wish they offered a salad of some sort, But I would go back again to get a fun drink and hang with friends. The atmosphere is beautiful.

Kayla Rodgers 2 months ago

We went here for the first time on a Sunday, and it seemed to pull a decently sized crowd. The space is pretty large, however, so it never felt too crowded. The one thing that threw us off from the start was that the shop is counter service and not full dining, but the menu was decently detailed and ordering was quick and easy regardless of if you used the screen or needed help from a cashier. We ordered two bowls of ramen and an order of pan-friend vegetable gyoza. The gyoza was probably the saddest part of the meal; it didn’t really have much of a flavor to it. Both ramen bowls were pretty decent though, with the noodles being cooked correctly and the broth being full of flavor. If you order grilled chicken, you get quite a bit included so also highly recommend that add-on option if you eat meat. Overall, I felt this was a solid good experience and worth trying at least once for the ramen.

Terese Cline 7 months ago

This was our first time there and, Oh My Goodness, was it amazing! The portions were great, we ended up with some to take home. My spouse and I both had Tonkotsu Ramen. I had mine with Katsu pork and my spouse had beef and onions. We also had an order of the pan fried Gyoza and Taiyaki. Everything was so delicious! The Gyoza were just the right mix of crispy and tender. The Taiyaki was a nice sweet treat and the Ramen was a beautiful blend of flavors, rich, and creamy, and savory. I didn't ask, but the noodles taste homemade. We plan to return in the near future.