Tanpopo Ramen and Sake Bar

It was one random winter when I visited this place. I remember ramen was normally nice and I enjoyed fried rice a lot because its flavor with butter plus soy sauce was actually my favorite recipe generally for fried rice, one I actually cook for myself quite often. Interior looked quite interesting and attractive too, looking more like casual bar-ish.

Minus one star was mainly due to cold temperature in the restaurant to the extent that it made my dishes chill so quickly, as a result its taste quality ended up degrading.

The best Ramen in Albany and one of the best in NY! The combination of flavors in soup make it amazing. Broth is amazing the meat melts in your mouth and noodles perfectly cooked. Its got a new age retro look and was a diner in its previous life giving it a unique feel for a Japanese restaurant. Do Sami bombs get the Tonkotsu their popular ramen option.

Stumbled across this awesome 1940's diner that's is now home to a Ramen and Sake restaurant. The steamed pork belly buns were amazing and some of the best I have had. I had the curry ramen and the was the first time I had it and that was spicy and so good, great recommendation Becky! Can't wait to visit and eat here again.

Server was very friendly & had some good suggestions for a couple of indecisive orderers (all of it looked good).
Ordered the pork buns, Tanpopo Spicy Ramen, and Curry Ramen. Both ramen blew me away with their richness, depth, and satisfying bite. A bit of spicy heat with the curry was especially nice.