Tenichi Ramen
With 4.8 stars and 2,153 reviews, Tenichi Ramen is a popular ramen destination in Brooklyn, New York. Highlights include vegan-friendly options, vegetarian options, delivery, a full bar, mid-range pricing.
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With 4.8 stars and 2,153 reviews, Tenichi Ramen is a popular ramen destination in Brooklyn, New York. Highlights include vegan-friendly options, vegetarian options, delivery, a full bar, mid-range pricing.
With 4.8 stars and 573 reviews, Ramen Thukpa- Brooklyn is a popular ramen destination in Brooklyn, New York. Highlights include vegan-friendly options, vegetarian options, delivery, a full bar, mid-range pricing.
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With 4.6 stars and 672 reviews, TONCHIN BROOKLYN is a popular ramen destination in Brooklyn, New York. Highlights include vegan-friendly options, vegetarian options, delivery, outdoor seating, a full bar, mid-range pricing.
Relaxed, standing-room only hangout serving ramen & other creative Japanese bites.
With 4.6 stars and 368 reviews, Tanoshii Ramen is a popular ramen destination in Brooklyn, New York. Highlights include vegan-friendly options, vegetarian options, delivery, a full bar, mid-range pricing.
Japanese eatery specializing in ramen also serving shareable plates in a casual setting.
With 4.6 stars and 314 reviews, FUKUROU BROOKLYN is a popular ramen destination in Brooklyn, New York. Highlights include vegan-friendly options, vegetarian options, delivery, a full bar, mid-range pricing.
This rustic Japanese restaurant with a communal table serves udon, sushi, miso & beer.
Straightforward restaurant offering a menu of Japanese noodle soups, plus a take-out option.
Branch of a Japanese chain serving ramen bowls at tables or solo booths with no tipping.
Outpost for customizable ramen bowls served in a modern Japanese eatery with blonde-wood accents.
Bowls of ramen & Japanese sides, plus sake, served in a warm, snug space with wood walls.
Small, low-key Asian spot for ramen with various broths & toppings, plus dumplings & noodle dishes.
Ramen bowls and Asian-accented appetizers, plus beer and sake are served at this hip eatery.
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When I am after vegan ramen in Brooklyn, the list above is where I start. It is already filtered toward vegan ramen, so it is easy to compare ratings, hours, and photos and pick the bowl you actually want — or switch to the map and tap "Use my location" to sort the same list by distance.
Vegan ramen swaps pork- or chicken-based stock for a plant-based broth — usually built on kombu, dried shiitake, and roasted vegetables — while keeping the same springy noodles and layered umami of a classic bowl. The best versions do not taste like a compromise.
My approach is simple: I favor shops that specialize rather than do a little of everything, and I trust a strong rating that holds up across plenty of reviews over a perfect score from just a few. In Brooklyn, I open a couple of listings, skim the most recent reviews and the photos, and go with the bowl that looks carefully made. The map keeps everything sorted by distance, so you are never trading quality for a long drive.
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The map above shows Brooklyn, NY restaurants serving vegan ramen. Enter your ZIP or click "Use my location" to sort by distance from your current location.
Yes — the best shops build a genuinely rich, umami-deep broth from kombu, dried mushrooms, and roasted vegetables rather than just serving a thin vegetable stock. Many vegan bowls now rival their pork-based counterparts.
Traditional ramen noodle dough (wheat flour, water, salt, kansui) contains no animal products, so the noodles are almost always vegan — it is the broth and toppings you need to check.
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