Tonkotsu Peckham

"Great value fore money. 69 pounds for 4 people plus drinks, large portions. It's busy, but you are going to get served in short order. It's 2 minutes up from the station upstairs in the building opposite. Pickenham has come a long way from Deboys time. Gentrification has taken hold, but the old and new world sit together comfortably, rubbing shoulders together, the hip holding hands with the fruit and veg and the hair salons. An easy 5 stars."

"It is a very nice place. I ordered from them multiple times and several times eat inside. They are always great. The cooks are great. They really like their jobs so do waitress. They are amazing and helpful and always taking care. I enjoyed the food in this branch and will come back again. Definitely."

"TL; DR = Flavourful ramen but the spicy one is deadly levels of spice. To contrast the usual lighter broth Tonkotsu ramen, I opted to try the Geki Kara (the spicy ramen with extra hot warnings) and it definitely delivered on the spice. THIS IS ONLY FOR SPICE FANS. I normally get Medium from a certain cheeky chicken restaurant (that I will not name) and have Hot sauce on the side. This ramen goes way beyond that level of heat. Regardless, it was a flavour bomb worth the pain. If you like some spice then I recommend going with a non-spicy ramen and add the optional chilli oil yourself. The highlight at Tonkotsu is always the gooey egg so I had to get a whole additional one. I always get an addition egg. No exceptions. The pork is a close second. This Peckham branch was a delight to dine in. Would definitely return again if I am in the area and in mood for ramen."

"Walked in an hour before closing time with a friend and the staff were very attentive and friendly despite us being there rather late. They offered great recommendations and the food was really tasty (consistent with another Tonkotsu I have been to in the past)! The atmosphere of the restaurant is also really nice and I'll definitely be back!"

"Nice atmosphere and service. I had the tonkotsu and the chashu, egg were delicious. The broth was creamy, but a little bland to my liking, but it was still very good. I had issues with the straight thin noodles being over cooked and too soft. I also had the karaage which was delicious."