Gluten-free options are extremely limited and not well documented; only a few sides and desserts are reported safe, with no gluten-free ramen available.
A limited gluten-free selection.
No GF-related illness reports found in recent data.
Consistently positive feedback from gluten-free diners.
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Tonchin Brooklyn is a ramen spot in Williamsburg known for its creative takes on Japanese dishes, like the pizza ramen that tastes just like a slice of pizza. It's a cozy place perfect for a casual dinner with friends or a solo ramen mission. The restaurant is run by brothers Katsuhiro and Motohiro Sugeno, who started their first ramen shop in Tokyo in 1992. They offer homemade noodles and a full bar, making it a neighborhood staple for ramen lovers.
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