Die besten Restaurants mit Ramen restaurant Essen in Hamburg

I bridged the waiting time here with a small snack. I found the little shop very charming. Vegan gyoza and samosa as well as the apple spice tea were very tasty. The different colors of the gyoza are also filled differently, which was very exciting. However, the gyoza are NOT fried and are more like dumplings. But it doesn't affect the taste.

We spontaneously got a place for two on a Friday evening. The ambience was very sweet and Japanese. After we sat at our seat, we had to wait about 15 minutes until someone came to take our order (also for drinks). Drinks and gyoza as a starter came relatively quickly and were both very tasty. The ramen itself was hot, creamy and simply delicious. The perfect cold weather meal. All in all, apart from the slightly longer waiting time, which could simply be due to a busy shop on a Friday evening, there is nothing else to complain about.

Great small, simple restaurant with authentic food. Comfortable atmosphere with a pleasant noise level and friendly service. The price-performance value is also right.

Very tasty, the food comes very quickly. The service is very friendly and courteous :)

The food was really delicious and we were served quickly. The service was very courteous and friendly. Without a reservation it will be very difficult to get a table here during peak times. We would love to come back!

Been here twice and have to be honest, this is the dingiest restaurant I've ever been to. About two years ago when I first visited, the toilet looked like it hadn't been cleaned in months. There was just centimeter-thick dust on the surfaces and in the corners, really disgusting. The toilet brush was also absolutely worn out and disgusting - sorry, but replacing it costs one euro. A new toilet seat for €20 should also be included. The restaurant rooms have not been cleaned everywhere, especially on the floors and the pipes on the walls. The tables look disgusting too. On my last visit, about six months ago, the toilet was a little cleaner, but unfortunately the restaurant was still as dirty, if not dirtier. It just looks like you sweep the room sloppily in the morning and you're done. Also literally the tiniest, most uncomfortable toilet I've ever been on. The (vegan) ramen itself tastes very good, including the broth, but I find the toppings far too few. The two small tofu cubes that come with it are a joke. It's a shame that the fried vegetable thing isn't vegan. The second time I ordered the free bean sprouts and 2/3 of my bowl was full of sprouts??? Completely exaggerated and after a while a bit disgusting because I want to eat ramen and not sprouts with a dollop of broth lol. There was a piece of plastic in my friend's ramen - he got dessert as compensation. What I found really nice was that a small ice cream was brought to me especially because the balls weren't vegan, even though there was nothing wrong with my food and I didn't ask or anything. So props to the waitress, I was really happy about that. I've eaten in several Takumis in Düsseldorf and the other one in HH and find the restaurants far better, both in terms of atmosphere and cleanliness. And with extra sprouts you don't end up with a whole can haha. In general, there is better vegan ramen with significantly more and nicer toppings in HH and especially Berlin for better prices.

So salty, maybe I don’t understand Japanese ramen in Germany. But drinks were ok :)