I am on a three week trip in Europe and started to feel a little under the weather when I passed a…read moreRamen spot in Florence and knew it must be fate. I've had plenty of delicious pasta and pizza since I've been here, but as far as I know, those foods do not have the same magical healing properties as a big ole bowl of broth, so I chose that for dinner tonight. The food here was very good, surprisingly authentic, and really reasonably priced. Plus they called the Gyoza "Japanese Ravioli" which I think is adorable. The space is a little cramped but that's normal for Europe, they had two rooms so they could probably accommodate a bigger group if you gave them enough notice. Great Ramen and you can't beat the price- check it out if you're in Florence!

SO! GOOD!!! The gyoza was to die for, and the ramen was so tasty. If you're looking to get away…read morefrom all the Italian food for a bit and try something different, go here!

Was craving some Asian food and found this spot for hand pulled noodles. Based on the kitchen, does…read morelook like noodles are authentically hand pulled each order. You can choose between many different types of noodles (thickness). The flavor of the broth is ok - needed more flavor but not bad. Skip the soup dumplings - definitely frozen out of a bag and heated.

Hand pulled noodles were fabulous, I've been twice in two weeks! Kind staff! Great broth and fresh…read moreingredients. I also recommend the "dry" noodles, get them a little thicker and it's perfect

The menu at Gangnam had a little something for everyone. We went at lunch time and there was no…read morewait and no requirement to order off the BBQ menu, their kimchi is solid. They have decent versions of the go to Korean dishes like kimbap, ddukbokki and Korean cold noodles aka nengmyun. If you are craving Korean food after a week of Italian food, this is the place to be.

I am incredibly disappointed with our experience at Gangnam Ristorante Coreano, which completely…read moreruined what should have been a special high school graduation celebration for my son.The moment we walked in, the staff was entirely unwelcoming. They immediately cornered us to ask if we had a reservation, yet we watched them let other customers pass through the door right after us without asking them the same question. The waitresses seemed completely bored and visibly bothered whenever we asked for service. In fact, when we asked for assistance, the waitress seemed irritated. It was incredibly disrespectful and unprofessional.Unfortunately, the food did not make up for the toxic attitude. The beef was incredibly tough, and the rest of the meal lacked flavor--likely because the hostile atmosphere ruined any chance of enjoying it. On a hot evening, the only thing welcoming about this place was the air conditioner. The air was cold, and the service was even colder.I will never go back to this establishment, not even for a glass of water. I strongly recommend looking elsewhere if you want a warm, respectful, and pleasant dining experience in Florence.

We all ordered ramen, but it was disappointing. The soup was excessively salty, and the noodles…read morewere cut into tiny one-inch pieces, making it feel like a more upscale version of instant ramen. Frankly, I would rather have instant ramen. Awful! At 7 PM, right as they opened, the first thing they informed us was that we had one hour to finish eating, even though there was no line and the restaurant was absolutely empty. So far, this has been the worst restaurant experience of our trip.

If you're coming from the U.S., don't bother coming here. The ramen is fine but it isn't as good as…read moreyou can find in the U.S., we felt "meh" about the food here. Maybe if you really desire something other than Italian cuisine!!

Stopped in for a quick bite. Ordered gyoza and ramen. Totally hit the spot. People were nice and…read moreservice was good.

Very close to the AC Marriott and I was looking for something quick before leaving to the airport…read more I love every pasta dish that I've had in Italy so far but a quick meal does not fit into the typical Italian style restaurant. Very good sushi and miso soup. Nice and clean dining area. If you're looking for sushi in Bologna, I would highly suggest trying this restaurant.

For a ramen place in Italy it's not bad, but if you've eaten a lot of ramen in your life it's…read moredefinitely not up to standard, also the ramen is has some strange ingredients in it, including cabbage or lettuce in it. Service was great, and ambiance is really good as well.

OMG what I ate was not ramen and sushi by any measure. I have eaten sushi and ramen throughout the…read moreUS, Asia and parts of Europe and never ever have I been served lettuce in a bloody spider roll before. Like seriously?! WTH?! I had the ramen ajisen as well and that was rubbish too. Listen man, What makes ramen ramen is the noodles, the broth and the taste/texture of the meat. The ramen ajisen I had was off on all 3 counts, like wayyyyy off. I can't possibly understand how this restaurant garnered these many good reviews?!?! I walked out of there disappointed & annoyed. However, I'm giving this place 2 stars for the general decor, ambiance and the server was friendly. And Oh, the bottle of Asahi was pretty good. After all, it's bottled beer so they can't possibly mess that up.

Chinese food in Florence! Started with shrimp chips as appetizer. Other delicious appetizers-…read morevegetarian fried dumplings: Shrimp dumpling, fried spring rolls - excellent! Korean bbq- tasted more like stir fry Flank steak, not a typical Korean bbq, but very tasty; stir fry tagliatelle - good; chicken curry and the miso ramen with tofu - meh. Udon with shrimp- good. Service - very slow, restaurant was a little busy

This is not a restaurant. Was informed they only do catering. Nice people. Yelp needs to fix…read morethis.

Last month, we visited Florence and stayed for one night. Our hotel was only a couple minutes walk…read morefrom Chilli Casa! We wanted to eat Chinese food that night and luckily were able to find this spot in our search. They are located in Florence's "Chinatown". There are Asian markets and a couple of different restaurants that serve Asian food. We were able to walk in and be seated immediately. Staff was very nice; we had great conversations with them ;) Food: we got cauliflower griddle, ma po tofu, beef ramen in szechuan special sauce, japanese ramen with pork & boiled fish with pickled cabbage. Their menu is pretty extensive... not gonna lie, it was a bit overwhelming, 13 pages BUT much appreciated. Lots of options and you're bound to find something you'll like. Overall, the food wasn't too bad. I don't expect to find the best Chinese restaurant in Europe. The boiled fish with pickled cabbage was very salty and oily. I had the beef ramen & it was okay but again, very oily... wasn't spicy just oily. If you're a soup drinker, this soup is not really drinkable. Ma po tofu was also extremely salty. So salty that it tasted spicy. I would only suggest getting the cauliflower. I am rating them a 4/5 because finding a Chinese restaurant was actually pretty hard in Florence.

Someone needs to shut down this racist place, we ordered an appetizer and ate with chopsticks then…read moreafter we ordered our main course, they started to bring the food one at time not together and brought us forks. No one asked for them! And none of the other tables got them. I was so furious and annoyed by this disgusting racism that I said no repeatedly for them to take them off the table. After that our food came out cold and they never came back to check on us. They also never brought our dumplings. I went to the manager and he just laughed under his breath in front of me. This is a sad establishment and unfortunate. Never go to this place or support this type of piss poor performance. You're better off going somewhere else.

Had lunch today at Ramen Girl and what an amazing restaurant for a true Japanese Ramen experience…read more The ramen noodles are made in-house fresh daily and are delicious. The Gyoza and Octopus balls were excellent and I highly recommend them. We also tried the Yaki Udon and that was also excellent. I work for a Japanese company and spend a lot of time in Japan and this was definitely a great meal. Only downside....I wish I was around to try dinner but we're only in Florence for a short time:)

This place is a combination of bar, Enoteca and lunch room that basically covers everything from…read morebreakfast to dinner. The Japanese chef of Ramen Girl has put a mix of Italian and Japanese dishes on the menu that varies from paparedelle al cinghiale to ramen. There are various bowls of ramen to choose from including vegetarian and ramen with the Tuscan specialty lampredotto. The broth is a bit too salty for my taste, but overall a decent bowl of ramen.