Ramen · SUITA
博多とんこつ 天神旗
820 m from JR Suita Station · about 13 min on foot
Tenjinhata is a Ramen restaurant in Suita, Osaka — 820 m from JR Suita Station · about 13 min on foot. A signature order is Hon-Hakata (signature Hakata tonkotsu) (¥1,000). Closed on Wednesdays.
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Good to know: Lunch only (11:00–14:30)
Hours / Access
大阪府吹田市末広町20-17
Menu
Each dish is shown translated, with the Japanese name as written in the shop underneath — point at it to order. Prices are reference values from public sources; please confirm on site.
Notes for travelers
Lunch only (11:00–14:30). For tonkotsu devotees, worth the detour.
Frequently asked questions
What are the opening hours of Tenjinhata?
Mon, Tue, Thu–Sun 11:00–14:30
When is Tenjinhata closed?
Wednesdays
How do I get to Tenjinhata?
820 m from JR Suita Station · about 13 min on foot — Address: 20-17 Suehiro-cho, Suita, Osaka
How much does a meal cost at Tenjinhata?
–¥1,200
Is there an English menu for Tenjinhata?
This page lists the full menu of 2 items with prices, translated into English, with the original Japanese under each dish — just point at it to order.
Reviews
A famous rich-tonkotsu shop, relocated and reopened from Kamishinjo. The signature "Hon-Hakata" (¥1,000) uses a twice-boiled yobimodoshi broth — "almost no funk, yet dense, with a clean finish" is the verdict. Low-hydration ultra-thin straight noodles, rolled pork belly chashu, nori and negi: a classic build. The karaage, revived with the move, is crisp outside and juicy inside, and regulars pair it with the ramen. Follow the posted instructions for the queue.
The first review is our summary of public reviews and on-site information (not a verbatim repost).