Where is TabeTomo located?

TabeTomo is at 131 Avenue A, between St. Mark's Place and 9th Street, in the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan, New York, NY 10009.

What are TabeTomo's hours?

TabeTomo is open every day of the week from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM.

What type of food does TabeTomo serve?

TabeTomo specializes in tsukemen, a Japanese-style dipping noodle dish served with a rich, savory broth on the side. The menu also includes rice bowls, karaage, and additional sides, so there are solid options beyond the noodles. You can also add extra noodles or sides to your order if you want a heartier meal.

What are popular items at TabeTomo?

The tsukemen is the standout dish, praised by regulars for its deeply flavorful broth and generous portions. The karaage is another fan favorite, and the karaage don is a popular choice for those who want something rice-based. Sake is a common order for groups rounding out the table.

Does TabeTomo take reservations?

TabeTomo does not take reservations, so it is a good idea to arrive early or plan ahead, especially on busy evenings.

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Is TabeTomo good for groups or date nights?

TabeTomo works well for both group hangouts and date nights. The shareable menu items like karaage and sake for the table make it a fun social spot, and the cozy East Village setting keeps things relaxed for a more intimate evening too.

How can I contact TabeTomo?

You can reach TabeTomo by phone at +1 (646) 850-6414. For more information, visit their website at tabetomonyc.com.

TabeTomo

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About

TabeTomo is a Japanese ramen and dipping noodle restaurant tucked into East Village at 131 Avenue A, between St. Mark's Place and 9th Street. The spot is known for its tsukemen, a rich and savory dipping broth that regulars describe as deeply filling and flavorful. Beyond noodles, the menu includes rice bowls and sides like karaage, so there is something for the whole table. The atmosphere suits both date nights and group hangouts, with a lively neighborhood energy that fits right into the East Village scene. TabeTomo does not take reservations, so arriving early or planning ahead is the way to go.

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Tsukemen dipping noodlesThe rich, savory dipping broth is a crowd favorite worth returning for.

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Karaage and rice bowlsBeyond noodles, the karaage and don options round out the menu nicely.

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East Village gemNestled on Avenue A, TabeTomo is a beloved hidden gem in downtown NYC.

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