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Fried chicken, gyoza dumplings & ramen served with Japanese beer at a relaxed, glass-fronted venue.
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Reviews — 8
Food 5 | Service 5 | Atmosphere 5
Food | This is an authentic Japanese ramen shop in Düsseldorf! The shoyu ramen I ordered is absolutely delicious! The gyoza are nicely done the Japanese way!
Service | The waiter is attentive and friendly. Though he mistook my order of sparkling to still water, probably just language barrier, not a big deal
Atmosphere | I sat at the bar and looked at the kitchen, it’s rather nice!
Food | This is an authentic Japanese ramen shop in Düsseldorf! The shoyu ramen I ordered is absolutely delicious! The gyoza are nicely done the Japanese way!
Service | The waiter is attentive and friendly. Though he mistook my order of sparkling to still water, probably just language barrier, not a big deal
Atmosphere | I sat at the bar and looked at the kitchen, it’s rather nice!
I revisited this place after a year, and unfortunately, the taste of their shoyu ramen has changed. Yesterday when I dined here, it tasted strange, the broth lacked the familiar shoyu ramen flavor I remembered from Takezo. It was quite bland. However, the rice bowl and karaage still tasted the same.
Absolutely loved it. Mainly serving a variety of soups. Over 90% of the manu is pork based. I went for the vegan spicy noodle soup, which was so nice I ordered a supplement of the small chicken soup with plain rice.
The service was fast and friendly.
The place is really popular, so there are always queues at the entrance, it is definitely worth the wait.
The service was fast and friendly.
The place is really popular, so there are always queues at the entrance, it is definitely worth the wait.
Finally, an authentic ramen place. Hands down!! especially compare to vietnamese copy-cat ramen houses in Germany. Worth waiting in line.
We went in yesterday around 5pm when all the ramen shops were getting busy, and got a table. We got agedashi tofu, cucumber kimchi, tsukemen, shoyu ramen, gyoza, and a cabbage rice with mayo and corn and it was all super tasty and reminded us of food we ate in Okinawa.
The ramen I had was flavourful, tasty and moderate with the spice level. The broth itself was amazing. The atmosphere was okay, but it was extremely packed the day I went there. The servers are very friendly people also. A good place to have Japanese food.
Definitely worth a visit, the ramen is delicious, super well seasoned and fresh. The chicken ramen is truly delicious. The place is small, and there is usually a queue, but this shows that the place is good too... The service is super friendly too.
