Came due to all the positive reviews, was sorely disappointed. No "authentic" experience. You are unceremoniously seated and told to just order at the counter. The ramen is way way too salty. Attempt of makeup for lack of depth via salt. The bowl also has nothing in it - 2 pieces of pork, nori, and green onion. Not even some bamboo as seen in other photos? Disappointing and not recommended. read more

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My second time visiting here (last time was in 2019) and it was pretty much the same as I remember it. You order at the counter and they bring your ramen out very quickly. They have 3 vegan ramens, including a spicy miso ramen (145 DKK), which is what both my wife & I each got. The ramen came out in 5-10 minutes. The broth has a nice miso depth, is only lightly spicy, and comes with nicely marinated, cold, mixed wild mushrooms, soft tofu (cold as well until the broth heats it up), and green onions. The noodles are on the thicker side and cooked nicely. Overall, this is definitely better than Mr Ramen's vegan ramen (which I had the day before), but pricier (145 vs 115 DDK). It's nothing amazing, but perhaps that's my Vancouver bias given the amazing ramen quality we have there. All in all, a solid spot for ramen CPH. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Spicy veggie miso ramen (vegan) - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

I have been dreaming of going back to Copenhagen just for the delectable bowl of Ramen here. The spicy miso ramen here is quite possibly the best ramen I have had in my life ! They have a vegetarian and meat version of it and both variations are delicious. The broth is rich and packs a punch and noodles cooked al dante ensuring they retain their texture instead of turning soggy. Soft boiled egg was just as we expected it to be. We got a refreshing beer to accompany our ramen. Note that the spicy ramen is indeed SPICY, I went with a level 3 and had to take a couple breaks to make it through the bowl. The place itself has a fun interior. Service was friendly. I am so glad we decided to bike all the way to the Norrebro district for a meal here, it took us about 20 mins from our hotel and eating a slurpy soupy bowl of noodles post that on a chilly night was such an experience. read more

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Set up like ramen places in Japan this place is located in Norrebro and serves great food. You print a ticket at the machine when you enter and take it to the counter to get your order prepared. I had their hottest ramen dish and it was good. Well cooked noodles, soft boiled egg, delicious broth but not spicy enough for me. A good meal at reasonable prices. Happily b CMH one here any day. There are vegan options here as well. read more

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Super cool spot for ramen! You can order via a ramen vending machine which was awesome. The staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. I guess you can call it counter service because you just select your item on the machine, get a ticket and bring that ticket to the counter where you can pay and order drinks. The ramen itself was delicious and definitely high quality. It's an awesome spot in Copenhagen and I would definitely recommend it to anyone's who craving ramen! read more

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I have to give props where it's due. Ordering from a machine and getting a little slip of paper made my heart beat for Japan. It was a nostalgic moment. Then I had to figure out where to seat myself when a seat became available and that I needed to still pay for my meal before sitting down. However service was quick and I was soon slurping on a bowl of noodles. The Spicy Miso level 1 was just enough heat for me. However it was lacking some vegetables or other toppings besides green onions and roasted pork. Not the best pork in my opinion. Thankfully I did add an egg. My partner enjoyed an extremely spicy bowl with three kinds of pork and a richer tonkatsu style sauce. I think his was slightly better but definitely off the beaten path. There is a funky hipness to this ramen bar. It's small, plays loud music and sells good beer. I just don't think it's amongst the best I have had but I am still sampling it the city's finest, so bring it on! read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Angry Aki - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

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I'm absolutely crazy for ramen. In my hometown we have a huge Japanese influence and believe me, I know what good ramen should taste like. Walking around the streets of Nørrebro you will find this corner shop and once you walk in you will think you are in Japan. From a machine, you choose what you want to order and collect the chips. PRO TIP: Find seating before doing that, because they might deny getting your food order if you don't have a place to sit (been there, done that). Most ramens cost 100 DKK which is very reasonable. They have veggie options and you can add a boiled egg if you'd like. Beers are obviously great as this is also a Mikkeler bar. Will be coming back for sure. read more

Excellent ramen! We both ordered the Shio and loved it. The kiosk ordering and service was efficient and easy to follow.

This place is a bit of a madhouse! We went on a Monday evening around 7PM. The machine for ordering the ramen wasn't working (seems that you would usually order at a little kiosk by the door, then take ticket up to counter) so we ordered at the counter instead. There was no menu at the counter and the cashier seemed to be in a rush. After ordering you get a number and wait around until hopefully a seat frees up. (Ideally before your food is ready.) This system works only if all of the customers are on board with leaving as soon as they're done eating, which did not seem to be the case. There were quite a few groups just hanging around chatting or having another drink, as a result seating was very hard to come by. When our food came out and we didn't have a seat, the server squeezed one more stool at the end of a counter and asked another group to move over so my boyfriend and I could sit together to eat. The ramen itself was fine, I had the veggie miso ramen which was ok but mostly tasted like salt and nori - not much other flavour. I also had the house beer which was a yuzu-flavoured pilsner. Note that the restaurant serves only ramen, beer, and a few sides (edamame, kimchi, "beer snacks"). It was an interesting experience but overall we found the meal stressful and the food very 'meh'. I definitely won't be coming here again and don't recommend it unless you're looking for a story to tell your friends. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Veggie miso ramen & yuzu pilsner beer - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

At last! A dedicated, authentic ramen-ya has landed in Copenhagen. My expectations jumped when I entered on opening night and saw a ramen ticket machine; so Japanese! So much so that it doesn't accept Danish currency, and probably never will. But other than that, it does work; you choose the ramen that you want as well as a beer, out comes a ticket that you take up to the counter, and you can go sit down. Of course I opted to sit at the bar and watch the chefs in action. No small talk, just hard work. I didn't have much free time to watch because my order came out in just a few minutes! The look was right; three thin slices of chashu, a boiled egg, and thinly-sliced spring onion. I got the Spicy Miso level 4, which was not very spicy for me (I have a high tolerance) but I could feel a little burn in my throat after. The flavour of the broth is great and the noodles were excellent with good elasticity and bite. The chashu was thin and tender enough to break up easily with chopsticks. The egg was the only thing I could possibly complain about; I prefer it with a runny yolk but I will specifically request it next time and see what happens. I was happy to see that the ramen is served on a tray and the beer is served in a chilled mug. Just like in Japan. Hmm, maybe next time I can try and see if they offer kae-dama! (: This place compares to Santouka in USA and some smaller ramen-ya in Japan. The price for opening night was 100 dkk for ramen and a beer so I think it is very affordable for the work that goes into it. If you think it's too expensive for ramen then stay home and eat your instant noodles, pssh! This is the real deal! read more

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I was very excited when I heard a ramen restaurant was opening up in Copenhagen! I've been wanting a place for ramen for years now and it finally happened! I came here on a Saturday around lunch time. I absolutely love the ticket machine when you first enter. I've never seen anything like it before so it's really neat. The place was completely packed with no open seats. When I placed my order the staff member behind the counter informed me it would be a 30 minute wait for food, which was fine with me. She also said that the first opening seats would be reserved for me which was great. It smelled so insanely good in the restaurant so I was beyond happy when the food finally arrived! I got the Shoyu ramen and also got to taste the Spicy Miso ramen. After the first bite of the Shoyu I was in complete heaven and all I could think was YESSS! It was so so good! The broth is extremely tasty and really well made. I preferred the Shoyu over the Spicy Miso but both were extremely good. I will be back soon to try the Shio ramen! read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Shoyu - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

Ah ramen, the epitome of Japanese street food. There's nothing more satisfying than slurping a bowl of ramen after a hard day at work or you just need a warm noodle soup to clear that nasty cold out of your body. ...and after all the waiting and waiting, I'm glad to announce that the real ramen is here in Copenhagen. Tucked in Griffenfeldsgade corner, it's the ramen place that we've all heard about and waited for since October. The place is tiny with long row of low benches in the middle and seats by the windows and like ramen places in Japan, you are not meant to linger in this place (I did give stink eye to some people who sat down a little too long after they finished their ramen while a lot of people were lining up by the cashier. Hello! This is not a cafe where you could sit down in your comfy couch and have a long talk with your girlfriend, this is an eat-and-go place and please learn it that way. You're greeted by real ramen machine (although it does not accept card yet), where you pick your ramen type (salt, soya and four level spiciness for miso) and your beer and soda (water is available for free) and then you go to the cashier to deliver your ticket and pay for it. Usually you'll get your drinks right away while you have to wait for your ramen (that is prepared in front of you!) until the Japanese chef read the number out loud in Japanese (fear not, the Danish waitress would read it out in Danish - or English if necessary). I ordered Miso spicy level 4 while Mina K ordered salt and Anders A ordered miso spicy level 2. It was a busy night despite it being Monday pre-dinner time (I guess the word in AOK just got out and people wanted to try it out). We waited around 45 minutes to get our ramen, which was fine because we know that it'd come out good, which it did. The miso ramen was so thick and the pork was so tender and flavourful, it jolted me right out to the ramen heaven (My favourite is miso, obviously). The spicy level was fine for me. It was a bit spicy but not too much and that's the way it should be (you don't go around putting sambal in your ramen or other Japanese food, that'd be blasphemous to say the least!). Mina K confessed that the salt was good too and if I remember it right the salt ramen I got from the first pop up event at Warpigs was also divine so I would definitely try that next time, or I would probably ordered another miso. While I love Scandi interpretation of ramen such as they did in Ferment, I love the real deal as well and thanks to Mikkeller for delivering it to us! read more

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Really enjoyed this place! I've never been to Japan, so I wouldn't be able to speak with any authority on the authenticity of the ramen, but it was really delicious. Next time I'll try the spicy one as well. I have to say though that the concept of ramen and beer doesn't really work for me - but I'm not a big beer person, so that was to be expected. The restaurant itself is tiny, but the space is efficiently designed to seat quite a few people. The ordering machine is fun, too. I'll definitely come back here! read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Shoyu ramen - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

Always a joy when you can eat somewhere with your non-vege friends and be fed an actual meal! It was a bit of a wait there to get a vegetarian ramen on the menu, hence why all my friends were regulars and I'd never been, so errr one up for us veges! I actually ended up here with the Yelp Asian Sensation Crew when we were supposed to be having dumplings at Gao on Blågårdsgade, which was for some bizarre reason closed with no warning. I was quite impressed with my 'no meat' ramen, although scarily the chef was like 'Do you want chicken?' 'No, thanks, nothing that's dead.' Yes, that was a real exchange, except in Danish. That's always a worry, but at least he asked and didn't just put it in. The wait staff were super lovely and attentive, although one had a momentary lapse of gender stereotyping when he asked my male friend about the beer he'd just drank even though he'd just cleaned up the same beer from a female friend and acted like my male friend was daring and the only one who had ordered it. Girls like beer too, mate. Their website tells me that what I was eating was a broth based on Kombu with shoyu-taré, sesame oil and ginger & garlic oil, topped with loads of delicious mushrooms, bean sprouts and spring onions. It was delicious! However, I currently have a bit of a head cold so my taste buds are a bit dulled so I needed to add a fair amount of the chili oil and sesame seeds that are on the tables. I will be back to try again/lessen a hangover though! read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Vegetarian (No Meat) Ramen @ Ramen to Bíiru, Nørrebro - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

I had been wanting to go here for months, anticipating something really tasty and perfect! It's been very hyped on social media, by several chefs..so "where chefs eat" should be pretty good.:) I got there on a weekday afternoon and I was the only customer. Waiting time was min.15mins. (Which is totally fine by me, when waiting for something good!) The interior is cute and a small piece of Japan. The vending machine to order your foodticket is cute. Make sure to have cash if you wish to drink anything else than their house-beer. I ordered the spicy ramen with lowest spiciness level. It's very mild. Next time I'll go for the spiciest. The ramen was tasty and wonderful! It was indeed a delight! Egg and meat were also perfectly cooked. What makes me unwilling to rush back excitedly, is divided into three parts: 1. Even tho waiting for 15minutes, the soup was not piping hot. It was warm-ish, as if it had been Standing for 15 mins. (Or was it defrozen?) 2. In the broth I had "lumps" of jelly-like pieces. I suppose they store the broth in the fridge and this jelly needs time to melt... This really made my experience way less "gourmet". 3. The price. 165dkk (~22€). This is a really excessive price, even for Copenhagen. For a relatively small bowl and a house beer. Beer 50dkk, Ramen 115dkk. This is the highest reason that I haven't returned to give Ramen to Biiru a second chance. It just wasn't worth it. My review is based on my monthly trips in Japan, so bare in mind it might be a little unfair of me to be this critisising :) overall, the soup was tasty and very much enjoyable, but too expensive! And I am very very happy that Ramen (that I LOVE!) has found it's way to Copenhagen and in such a hip way :) read more

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Food-wise, Ramen to Biiru is a unique experiment. I have to say, I've never had Ramen like this before in my life. They stretched the boundary of what ramen broth can be like with their Yuzu ramen. The first sip of the broth was just electric - the sourness and acidity, I just did not expect that. Usually, this does not work with Ramen at all. But somehow, it worked here. Maybe because it was a particularly hot day in Copenhagen? The usual tonkotsu broth might've been too heavy on that day. Paired with Ramune, this was supposed to be one of those cozy Ramen days for me. But it was not... That cozy feeling? The feeling the Danes even have a word for - hygge. Yeah, I did not get it at this restaurant. Right from the moment we entered, it just felt like they did not want us there - from the way we were directed to our seats to the way our order was taken. This was the least cozy ramen I've ever had. Kinda disappointed that this was in Denmark of all places. Other than that, loved the authentic but non-functional Ramen vending machine and the izakaya style seating. I've heard the Danes can be rude, but yeah, that doesn't work for me. A low 2 stars. read more

Went here twice, and the ramen is just so excellent. The beer selection is a tad overpriced. The aesthetic is super cool, where you order your ramen and drinks through vending machines like in Japan, but you can also just order at the counter. Somewhat limited seating, but I didn't have to wait either time I was there. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Angry Bjergsø Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

Crowded because it is excellent. Cozy with fantastic ramen and beer. Tak! Craving and missing this taken place as I am now back in the U.S. Now I'm on the hunt for such a great Ramen spot! read more

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VEGETARIANS, get the spicy miso ramen. Wow! The quality of the noodles is perfect and not soggy. The flavors are addicting with just the perfect amount of spice. I will definitely be back for more. By the way, you need to walk up to the counter and giVe your ticket order. So don't just stand at the door like a weirdo waiting to be seated. read more

Talk about an old school Japanese time machine. With a push of a button, you can order any type of ramen while visiting Copenhagen! I ordered the miso soup and a glass of cold sake and a brown ale beer. This wasn't bad at all. But keep in mind that when traveling in Denmark or Sweden, the currency is different and differ compared to US Dollar. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Brown Ale Beer, Cold Sake, a glass of water and miso soup. - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

Decent ramen, especially the angry bjergsø yuzu. As someone else mentioned, there aren't that many topping options, so expect buying on the side, which ends up being pretty pricey for just a bowl of ramen. read more

Very intimate setting where you order with a machine and then you get your receipt that you hand in at the counter. I can recommend the spicy dish and I picked level 1 because I'm not that experienced with spicy food. It was very good with the raspberry beer to it. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

Delicious broth and overall flavor to the miso. Had spice level 2 of 4 and was pleased with just the hint of heat to it. The serving is big enough to fill you up as a meal. Staff is very friendly. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Miso soup + Oolong tea - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

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Electric ramen. Visiting Copenhagen from Los Angeles. This cold weather called for some soup. Found Bíiru and can't be happier with the decision. Authentic flavors and the guys working here are very nice. My soup was so spicy I couldn't handle it. So they gave me more broth to even it out. GreAt find!!! read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

Sadly I don't live in Kopenhagen, because I fell in love with the "Spicy Goma Ramen" right away. A spicy, creamy broth, inspired by tan tan men, a kind of ramen, you usually didn't get in europe, as far as I know, at least its rare. This one has a unique taste, spicy, sour, a broth, I could eat all day. All the other ingredients were very good too, the staff was very nice, and I'm realy sad, that I wasn't able to try every item on the menue, but when I come back the next time, I looking forward to spend very much time in this place. The interior is very japanese, they even have a machine to choose and print a ticket with your choice (like in japan where you usually choose and pay your ramen), very cool! Sugoi oishii! read more

Excellent ramen and excellent beer. Stopped here because it was cold and I had a craving for ramen. I had the December special and it was phenomenal. I arrived at peak hours and there was a bit of a wait but it was entirely worth it. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

I would fly back to Copenhagen in a heartbeat just to eat here one more time. I lived in Copenhagen for 4 months visiting Ramen to Biiru weekly if not more, it might be a little overboard but I couldn't get enough. Would highly recommend for anyone traveling through, especially on a cold day. Next time I'm in the country you can bet you'll see me there. Great assortment of beers too, If only Mikkeller would open one here in the U.S. read more

Went here last Year and my gosh was everything amazing! Better than the ramen places near my home. Would definitely visit again!

Alright, I know I'm late to the whole ramen scene here in Copenhagen and seeing as Ramen to Bíiru already has 41 reviews, I know I'm REALLY late. Anyway, I visited Ramen to Bíiru late on a rainy Friday evening, after the dinner crowd but before the drunk crowd so there were only 2 other parties dining inside. I was glad that we didn't have to wait for a table or deal with a crowd because I wanted to enjoy my ramen in peace. I got the Shoyu ramen and my husband got the Spicy Miso Level 2. I have to admit, I prefer the homemade noodles from Ferment but omg, I loved the broth at Ramen to Bíiru. My husband was completely floored by the Spicy Miso. We both agreed that the pork belly was nothing we'd ever had before and completely melted in our mouths. The broth in the Spicy Miso, although right at my spicy level, was a bit too vinegary(?) for me but my husband assured me that the broth with the pork belly was the perfect combo. The guy working there was super friendly and even offered to get a beer in the back that he recommended for my husband that wasn't in the vending machine yet. All in all, this place left me thinking, "when can we go back?" read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

On our Copenhagen vacation, we unintentionally had a Mikkeller vacation and it was great. Stumbling along this place was a perfect stop. The atmosphere is just like typical ramen joints I see back home in Chicago. They have an edgy vibe, the workers were all laid back, and the beer selection was of course great. You order through a vending machine which was fun and easy then go up to the counter to pay, and they offer you coins if you don't have any for the beer vending machine. If you are into spicy food I would say the level 3-4 def has a kick but is manageable. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

We were in Copenhagen when I saw that a ramen restaurant popped up on a list of restaurants to try. After trying "Michelin Recommended" ramen in Rome, Italy, I was skeptical to say the least. That experience previously ended in lost of discontentment and frustration, but since Denmark is not known for its food, I said, "Why not?" This little restaurant doesn't stand out in any sort of way, but I was intrigued by the fact that they brought a ticket vending machine here for just the experience. There's even a drink vending machine, which had prices for drinks, although they were stated in Yen when they clearly meant krone is beyond me and must be confusing to Japanese people. Anyway, the ordering is a bit different than a Japanese restaurant in which you don't have to pay to use the ticket machine (drinks are another story). You just press the button and go. There's a small list of explanations for all of the options, but I stuck with basic shoyu and an egg. My bf ordered the yuzu ramen and we handed our tickets to the person behind the counter and paid. Here, you seat yourself and at some point, someone will bring out your food to you. I have to say, the shoyu ramen is quite decent. I was bracing myself for something mediocre, but I'd say it matched the higher scale ramen places in the SF bay area (which isn't saying much, but still). I enjoyed it at least. I tried my bf's yuzu ramen and while I love yuzu, I don't go into my ramen eating experience hoping for something sour like eating sinigang or if I added a lot of limes to my pho. It was weird, and I suspect I know certain people who'd love the food, but it was not what I wanted at all. So take that with a grain of salt. Anyway, this has the feel of a Japanese restaurant with some decent ramen, which was surprising for me in a city like Copenhagen. I don't think it's worth going super out of your way to eat, but it's enjoyable if you're around the area. read more

Finally! A place where you can get proper ramen in Copenhagen. The other reviews from Eva K., Mina K. and Maria G. are very detailed and I largely agree with them, so let me simply state where I differ or have expanded points to make: - I have lived in Japan for four years and know and love my ramen, and this was very authentic. Both the ramen itself but also the tiny, cramped and cosy atmosphere! - The shoyu ramen was perfect. A very satisfying broth with perfect toppings. My eating partner who has also lived in Japan and is a self-professed "ramen connoisseur" had the shio ramen that he was equally pleased with. - The toppings for the different types of ramen differ slightly. The shio and shoyu ramen come with a lean cut of chashu (marinated pork) whereas the miso ramen comes with a fattier cut. The fat compliments the spiciness of the miso well, but to be honest, I really just love fatty pork and would have loved that with the other broths too! - The miso ramen seemed a little too thick for me, and a (Japanese) friend complained that it was too salty. I think I would agree. I often feel the same even in Japan though, so this is not an "authenticity" issue as much as a personal taste issue, I think. I also personally don't really like spicy miso ramen so I think I will stick to the shoyu and shio for now. - You now have to buy the egg as an extra for the shoyu and shio ramen. You pay for it at the vending machine where you buy your ramen. The egg is currently 5DKK. With miso ramen, the egg is included. - The egg is very good! PERFECTLY cooked, they seem to have gotten that right now. - You can't specify the doneness of the noodles, but they were cooked very close to my liking - slightly al dente. And they were really good noodles! - We asked, but they do not do kaedama (extra noodles added to the remainder of your broth) yet. They might in the future, though. Same with vegetarian options. - As for beer, I personally liked the Vesterbro Pils better than the Ramen Beer with the noodles. The Ramen brew was just a little bland, the Vesterbro Pils was fresh and hoppy, a great companion to the savoury broth. - There is a bathroom! And free water that you can help yourself too! Yeah! - They have my favourite Japanese pop, ramune! They also have ra-yu (spicy oil) as well as ground sesame seeds that you can add to your bowl! - The prices are eminently reasonable and a really good deal. 90-95 for a bowl of ramen and 40 for a beer. - Come early! We arrived at 5pm on a Saturday and the place was pumping. - Or come late! I love that this place is open till midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. In Japan, ramen is the food you eat after a night on the town (like shawarma is in Copenhagen) and I will definitely pop in here for a late night ramen at some point! A post-drinking ramen is the shizzle, it rebalances your salts and rehydrates you. - Future wishes: I'd love it if they would also have freshly grated garlic to add to your noodles. But hey, most ramen places in Japan don't even do that. Tonkotsu remains my favourite, so I would love it if they developed a good broth for that. But I'd rather have no tonkotsu at all than bad tonkotsu, so I'm okay with it not being on the menu. I'd also love the ability to specify hardness of the noodles, a kaedama option and of course the ubiquitous ramen accompaniments known from Japan: gyoza, karaage and edamame. Hey, I can dream! read more

I really missed ramen! This place definitely hit home for me! The setup is a little different so you must be patient! Great ramen takes time! :) You go to the ticket machine (which are everywhere in Japan), pick your ramen, drinks, and any additional toppings you might like. All the miso ramen comes with an egg so you don't need to order an additional egg unless you want to (just sayin...). So you plug in your order, the machine spits out tickets and you need to wait around for an open seat before you give your tickets in to place your order. It does get really crowded at lunch and dinner time so it might take some time to get a seat BUT be patient! I went ahead and just asked the staff if I could just get a couple of beers while I waited and they were perfectly fine with that. By the time I was in line and got my beers though, some seats opened up and I went back in the queue to place my ramen order. That was a little annoying but whatever, in the end I got my spicy miso ramen (spicy level 3) and I was happy :) The broth was really thick and flavorful and the egg was cooked perfectly so it was creamy. Delicious! Spicy level 3 was the right amount of spice for me but i definitely couldn't drank all of my broth afterwards! A great spot for ramen if you are willing to wait and they have an awesome local beer selection as well! I would love to come back and try the oatmeal stout! Prices aren't too bad as well for Copenhagen at least :) read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Spicy miso ramen level 3 with a glass of ramen beer. Excellent combo on a rainy day! - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

Fantastic shop. Can't wait for warmer weather so I can enjoy their outdoor seats. The indoor seating is just fine, but can feel a little crowded when all the chairs are taken. You get your order ticket from the machine at the door. Press the button for the ramen and/or beer that you want. It can be a little stressful when there's a queue behind you and you're feeling indecisive. Although the machine has coin slots...you don't pay at the machine. This is good, because I don't think most Copenhageners would even have enough coins in their pockets to cover a ramen or beer. You take your ticket to pay at the cash. I thought my shoyu ramen was very tasty with a savory broth and good chewy noodles. I prefer this one because it's the only one on their menu that has the bamboo shoots and I like the extra crunch that comes with it. I enjoy the fact that this place doesnt have too many menu options. They've got 4 regular ramen options and a monthly special. I think they might have more beer options than ramen options. That's how it should be :) A nice detail here is that beer glasses come chilled. read more

Slightly hard to judge as this was the second time ever for me eating Ramen. Decided to try it out after the huge buzz made by my friends. I'd rate my experience as average as I had no idea what I'm ordering. I can see other Yelp pictures that there has been a menu next to ordering machine which would have been very helpful. This time there was only a cardboard box with some of the dishes listed. I felt like I would like to ask for an advice to the guy working there, but it seemed that he is not having the greatest day ever and his answers were short and sharp like trying to get rid of us ASAP (place wasn't busy). Overall the taste of the food was fine-ish, I don't think that I'll be craving a similar experience any time soon. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

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This was my first ramen experience and I have to say, I'm a fan. The ramen and beer combination they've put together here is really superb. Concept: The whole concept of the store is also just very fun - you order at a vending machine that prints out a ticket for you with the type of ramen and/or beer and you bring it to the counter for them to make. There is also a Mikkeller beer vending machine where you can select a beer from a variety of their cans and bottles. Unlike the other vending machine, this one uses coins only and you get your beer right away. It accepts only 5, 10 and 20kr coins though, so make sure you bring enough change if you want to use this vending machine. Layout: Inside there are roughly 25 seats. Some are along the windows and others are around one long table in the middle of the restaurant. There are also 4 long picnic tables outside where you can sit if the weather is nice. They have (what seems like) a strict policy on not saving seats and sitting down until your entire party has arrived. I didn't see them enforce this at all, but people seemed to be following this guideline. We were a party of four and after a few minutes of waiting we were able to get some seats outside. I'm really glad we did because the inside of the restaurant was extremely hot and not very pleasant to sit in. I think all the heat from the kitchen just lingers in the air inside. Food: They have 5-6 types of ramen you can order and there are also some bar snacks (edamame), but the menu is not extensive. The ramen is priced between 100-129kr and the bar snacks were around 40rk (their menu is available on their website and has exact prices). There are some recreations of each of the dishes made out of fake (plastic?) food so you can see what each of them look like. We opted for the Spicy Miso, which has a heat range of 1-4 that you can pick when you order your food. I really like spicy food but since I didn't know how spicy it was going to be I played it safe and ordered a #3. If you like spicy food I would suggest going all in with #4 though because I didn't really taste much heat in my dish. Also, I would probably have given this place 5 stars, but the ramen was just SO salty. Since this is my first time eating ramen I'm not sure if that was how it was supposed to be, but to me it was just too much salt. I enjoyed the bold flavors of the dish but once I ate most of the noodles and meat I figured my sodium levels were high enough and I left the rest of the broth. Beer: The beer started at 40kr and there were many different types to choose from. We opted for their Ramen to Biiru bar since it was recommended by the waiter and made especially for this restaurant. We were happy with our choice and it paired really well with the ramen. The beer comes in a frosted mug, which is AMAZING. I wish more places did this because it makes the beer that much better. Overall - nice place, glad I tried it, but I think one time was probably enough. If you like ramen I recommend going here to try it out because the concept is nice and you can also try some of Mikkeller's beers. read more

Ramen to Bíiru - spicy miso - Ramen Near Me - Copenhagen, 84

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This place is simply...RAD You use an old ticket machine to pick your Ramen...go with the Spicy. The place is small, so be prepared to wait for a spot. They had a Mikkeller beer vending machine...need I saw more? Plus some of the beers were not too expensive, I believe the IPA I had was around $7 The Ramen was amazing, the broth was very thick with a lot of flavor. Definitely a hipster type of place, but in Denmark eating out can be $$$$ so it is nice to have a chill spot for a inexpensive lunch or dinner. I believe the Ramen was around $17-$20 depending on which one you picked. They do have beer on tap as well, in frosted mugs. This may be the best cheap eats type place in all of Copenhagen. read more

I was excited to finally get to have some ramen in Copenhagen, but sadly left a bit disappointed. Dont get me wrong, it was perfectly decent ramen, but I cant see myself going back. Why not? First, it is a sad day when you cant get tonkotsu broth at a ramen shop. I was craving it and when they didnt have it, it was a total bummer. So, we went with the spicy miso. It was OK, but it aint tonkotsu. The main problem I had with it was with the chashu - at least I think thats what it was supposed to be. Instead of the nice, tender pork swirl I am used to, I got this overcooked, charred pork bit that was no bueno. Otherwise, the noodles were pretty decent, good egg, no nori (sad face), but generally good flavor. Small, cute location with good service. read more

I'm not sure how this rates to other ramen shops in this city, but I have to judge this by my own experience, which is ramen from the US and Japan, though I don't judge ramen as harshly outside of Japan. I wouldn't expect that ramen is as essential to the hipster diet as my current home city of SF, so I was expecting "just legit enough". Well, it was and it wasn't. First of all, there's the ticket vending machine, which manages to confuse people that have *and* haven't used one before. You only use it to choose your order (new to most), but not actually pay (new to the rest). There are seats at the counter, so I wanted to sit there, and then finish my bowl, and put it on the shelf and say, "gochisousama deshita", but the seats are too low and the shelf is way too high (and stacked with bowls), so I don't think they really intend for people to sit there unless it's packed. But, otherwise, I was glad that I wasn't stuck with tonkotsu (like almost *every* *single* place in SF). I ordered the shio, because I wanted to be able to taste their broth with the fewest distractions. I think the simpler ones are harder to do, and they do a decent job, but it lacked punch. The noodles weren't too bad - too chewy for my taste without enough substance. The egg was seasoned just enough to taste. The chasu should have been left out. They easily rate 3 stars, and I have to hold on giving the fourth because, while it did hit the spot on a cold windy day, it was just short of 4 because I was missing that little something that makes it stand out to me, and enough minuses that I can't give it the benefit of doubt. I'll go again (someday...) and try some other soups and maybe they'll get another star. read more

Hands down my new favorite place in CPH. Delicious, no fuzz Ramen with a good selection of both local and imported beer. What more can you ask for? Friendly staff, which is rare in Denmark. Make sure to not go during normal lunch/dinner times as you will have to stand in line. Once you get a seat the other people in line can be quite bothersome. read more