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Snug, counter-service eatery dishing up Japanese favorites such as udon and sushi, along with ramen and tempura.
From Google Maps reviews.
Nice little restaurant with friendly staff. The food was underwhelming. I wanted to love it, ramen after ramen. I ordered the Spicy tan tan ramen, Beef Niko Udon and the Pork Miso Udon and they all lacked flavor. The Beef Niko was sweet and was my least favorite. The Spicy tan tan ramen wasn’t spicy at all. I asked twice for any spicy sauce and none were spicy. It was definitely disappointing. It was definitely an upsetting $100 bill worth of food.
What a wonderful addition to the neighborhood! We had just returned from a trip to Japan and discovered that Tampopo had opened while we were away. After spending two weeks enjoying authentic Japanese food, we were excited to give it a try, and it did not disappoint. The food felt authentic, thoughtfully prepared, and brought back great memories of our travels. On a hot summer day, the Yuzu Shandy absolutely hit the spot, and bartender Sarah mixed a fantastic cocktail as well. Our server, Jade,
This tiny but cozy Japanese restaurant serves up amazing Ramen and a selection of sushi rolls. The quality of the food and Ingredients are top-notch. Service and wait staff are extremely patient and accommodating. A true hidden gem. I didn’t want to review this spot in fear of gaining popularity. Check out Tampopo Kitchen while you’re in Washington Heights or on your way home from work. You won’t regret the food. Updated rating: Dropped the rating the evening of 3/21. Walked in at 9:28PM to b
From the May 13, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Wiping cloths weren't kept clean, dry, or in sanitizer between uses.
Hot food was held below 140°F, cool enough for bacteria to grow.