Tonkotsu Soho is a Japanese ramen restaurant at 63 Dean Street. This central branch places bowls of noodles at the heart of a compact, energetic dining experience, making it a natural choice for a quick Soho lunch or an informal evening meal.
The restaurant is named after tonkotsu, the pork bone broth associated with Kyushu style ramen. Rich broth, noodles, seasoned pork, egg and aromatics come together in the signature bowls, while other broths and plant based recipes provide different levels of depth and spice.
Gyoza, fried chicken and other Japanese inspired small plates can be shared before the ramen or combined into a lighter meal. Chilli oil and table seasonings allow guests to adjust the bowl as they eat without obscuring the balance prepared by the kitchen.
Japanese beer, sake, soft drinks and desserts round out the menu. Guests with allergies should use Tonkotsu's current allergen information and speak to staff, as broths, noodles, soy based seasonings and shared preparation can contain several common allergens.
Address: 63 Dean Street, London W1D 4QG, England