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Bassanova Ramen (CLOSED)

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  • Chinatown
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Don’t let the name fool you—this renowned Tokyo ramen-ya, opening its first NYC outpost, is no noodles-by-way-of-Brazil concept. Instead, the only fusion fare you’ll find is its signature Thai-inspired green-curry ramen, famed among the faithful, including Ivan Orkin. With chef Shoushin Yanaura at its helm, the steamy open kitchen also delivers two 12-hour-simmered tonkotsu bowls: The Tondaku Ramen features Berkshire pork-loin char siu, kikurage mushrooms, ginger and crushed sesame; while the Tondaku Wadashi Jilu Ramen studs a pork-loin broth with menma (fermented bamboo shoots), nori and scallions. The minimalist, all-white space is styled with wood painted the color of creamy tonkotsu, and ceramic bowls imported from the original’s hometown of Setagaya, Japan.

Details

Address:
76 Mott St
NY
10013
Cross street:
between Bayard and Canal Sts
Transport:
Subway: B, D to Grand St; J, Z, N, Q, R, 6 to Canal St
Price:
Average ramen bowl: $14. Cash only
Opening hours:
Mon–Fri 5–11pm; Sat, Sun 11am–3pm, 5–11pm
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