Neighborhood shortlist · 3 distinct stops

Best ramen in Williamsburg

Start around Bedford Avenue or head north to North 11th Street. Tonchin, Setagaya and AFURI make a focused Williamsburg shortlist: choose a longer ramen-and-small-plates dinner, a Bedford Avenue noodle stop, or AFURI’s yuzu-led direction. Compare the Brooklyn menus and map below.

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Three starting points, different reasons to go

Choose by the meal you want. Each restaurant’s details include its menu and Save action.

For ramen plus a longer dinner

Tonchin Williamsburg

109 N 3rd St, Brooklyn, NY 11249

Tokyo · $$

Tonchin Brooklyn pairs its signature ramen with a broader à la carte menu and a wine-focused identity. It is our starting point here when the plan is dinner around the bowl, not simply comparing soup styles. Use the Brooklyn information rather than assuming the Midtown menu applies.

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For a Bedford Avenue ramen stop

Ramen Setagaya (Williamsburg)

280 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249

Tokyo · $$

Setagaya keeps a Williamsburg location on Bedford Avenue, making it a straightforward option when that is already your destination. The brand lists multiple locations, so use the Williamsburg menu rather than the Industry City one. This pick is about a practical neighborhood starting point, not an invented ranking score.

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Plan around the neighborhood

Tonchin on North 3rd Street and Setagaya on Bedford Avenue sit in the southern part of this shortlist; AFURI on North 11th is farther north. Pick the cluster that fits your plans before comparing dishes. We leave Greenpoint, Bushwick and other Brooklyn neighborhoods to their own coverage rather than adding distant restaurants to inflate this list. The map is intentionally limited to the restaurants actually discussed here.

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Before you go

  • Check the Brooklyn-specific menu: a brand’s Manhattan menu can differ from its Williamsburg offering.
  • Use the street address to choose your meeting point; North 3rd and North 11th are different stops, not neighboring storefronts.
  • If dining with a group, compare the full menus as well as the ramen. Do not infer seating availability or wait times from this guide.

Williamsburg ramen questions

Which Williamsburg ramen picks are around Bedford Avenue?

Setagaya is at 280 Bedford Avenue and Tonchin is at 109 North 3rd Street. Those are useful starting points for plans in that part of Williamsburg; compare their individual menu and restaurant pages before choosing.

Where is AFURI’s Brooklyn location?

AFURI Brooklyn is at 61 North 11th Street. It is the northernmost pick in this guide, so check the map if your other plans are closer to the southern Bedford Avenue blocks.

Is the Williamsburg list a guide to all Brooklyn ramen?

No. It is a deliberately small neighborhood shortlist. For a wider search, use our Brooklyn guide or the city map; we do not relabel Greenpoint or Bushwick restaurants just to make this page longer.

Spotted an address or menu change? Tell the editorial team. These are manually reviewed picks, not every restaurant in the area. See how we choose our neighborhood guides.