Tenho Review Summary

Pretty good ramen, good soup, good meat but very salty.

Solid ramen, good broth and good noodles. A basic ramen for when you’re in the area and need to stop somewhere to eat. English friendly menu.

Very simple ramen. Noodles are undercooked and firmer, which everyone that comes here likes. Not much of a side menu, they have gyoza but usually sell out by the end of the night. Not my favorite type of ramen but is still worth a visit.

When you walk in; the atmosphere is heavy... You're not greeted. Menu is written in Japanese on the wall. Just say ''ramen'' if you don't speak japanese.
Had the chashu : tons of meat. Not bad. The soup is good ; the noodles ok. Other than that it's fairly uninspiring and old school.
Not bad but not sure I'll come back soon.

I have been to this ramen shop for about 30 years.
When I was young, I went by car every day.
Of course, bring the children.
There are many fans of this ramen and it is always crowded.
Of course, the ramen after drinking is delicious.