We went again after having heard so many controversial people saying this is a great place and yet…read morewe still aren't convinced. Yes I might increase my rating to maximum 3 stars but not more. Why? 1) the broth is far too thick and creamy. It's like you've left your noodles in water for too long where the water sucks in all the starch from the noodles that makes the small amount of water super thick. 2) The noodles and ramen therefore are very heavy. What i liked: the noodles are chewy al dente. They have eggs and bamboo which is good. Would I come again? - No. takumi is by miles better than hako. If you like creamy thick heavy broth ramen. Give this a try. Otherwise, there are better spots in Berlin.

The ramen here matches the lively and hip ambience that surrounds the restaurant. I ordered the…read moreVeggie Black Tan Tan because I was intrigued by the black sesame broth. After getting it, I would recommend just getting the regular Veggie Tan Tan instead. The addition of Black Sesame adds some grittiness and another layer of complexity that weakens rather than elevate the broth flavor.

This is a pretty quaint spot but we happened to grab a table. In a cool, rainy night, ramen was in…read moreorder with some chicken. It was done really well and I was happy with my soup. I had some sake and finished it all off with mochi.

Such a delightful place in the Mitte neighborhood of Berlin. We had dinner and it was fantastic!…read moreIt's a small place but we were able to get a table inside for our group of 4 people. We had the gyoza dumplings to start and they were so good. I had the chicken ramen and wow, it was delicious! I had them add a fried egg and the spicy chili sauce and it was so flavorful! We all enjoyed our ramen and would come back again!

Since this shop offers delivery service I had my meal at home. Delivery was top-notch and the broth…read morewas safely wrapped as to not spill. I ordered the 4-piece takoyaki which were surprisingly good. They really do use Japanese mayo. The ramen however.. is a different story. I got the shio with yuzu flavouring and optional corn, a combination I've had only in Okayama before, I was surprised to see that on the menu. The egg had no taste whatsoever, the noodle density was actually on point (I like 'em on the chewy side as opposed to Hako Ramen's soft noodles - which are just as fine), the chashu was sorta bland and the broth itself didn't wow me, either. Way too weak. So the main point of the entire dish - the broth - didn't convince me even though I did like the yuzu flavouring. I'd only order from Ramen x Ramen for the takoyaki only. I guess their other appetizers are equally as great, but I'll stay away from the ramen.

I'm all about places that cater to all types of eaters, so I was happy to check this place out, as…read morevegan ramen is difficult to come by in Berlin. We showed up just before 7 on a Monday evening and it was busy but not completely full. My friend got the Shio Ramen and I opted for the Tan Tan Vegan Ramen. To start we also shared the Vegan Gioza, which were tasty but maybe a bit pricey at 1 euro per piece. The ramen came and it was fine. The spiciness wasn't really all that spicy, but it did give a nice flavor to the broth. The veggies were not as plentiful as I'd hoped (only one piece of bok choy) but there were tons of noodles and a good amount of the vegan meat, which made for a filling meal. For some reason I had expected "spicy tofu" to mean tofu pieces, but it was more like Hack (hamburger meat). All in all fine, but I would have preferred actual tofu or else a more descriptive menu. I'm not at all opposed to checking this place out again and trying a different ramen, but it didn't blow me away like I had hoped.

Some of the best ramen I've ever had, you wouldn't expect berlin to be known for there ramen but I…read morehad so much good ramen in berlin and morimori is on top of the list

This Chinese owned ramen spot in Kreuzberg offers selfmade noodles and decent ramen. I personally…read moreliked the miso more than the tonkatsu which was very creamy and rich. The chasu pork was very flavorful marinated. I loved that they have egg and bamboo which also tasted great. For us the broth was a bit too creamy, the size was too small for the price we paid (12€). For what's offered in that area momori is decent. But still takumi remains our number one spot in Berlin.

In Berlin visiting from America. I'm a vegetarian and was looking for a good Japanese place to eat…read moreat for dinner. Found this place and was extremely pleased. My boyfriend and I were able to get 2 drinks, 2 entrees, and 3 appetizers for the price of about 60€, which we consider a steal as we got a large amount of food and many variations instead of one expensive dish. The waiters were kind and able to speak to me in English. The food cane out fast and was super good! My local boyfriend has now recommended this place to his friends.

You all talked about the food, yes it's very good…read more But there was just one male waiter, who was acting super weird against me. I happened to be the asian guy and my friend a Berliner. And I'm not usually this sensitive but this weird shit really got on my nerves. The reservation was made by my friend, and the waiter denied my request to take the seat only until my friend showed up, even if I had all the informations needed. At the end I paid the bill, and he acted as if I didn't exist, only trying to interact with my friend instead, and again, pushed me, giving orders like "hold it", when I simply tried to attached my card to the machine. It was too aggressive for a waiter's body language. There was so much cringe in the air that I had to laugh, finally he realized my presence and gave me this shocked look as if i came from nowhere. And you know what, all these narrations don't actually come from me, but from my white friend, with whom this waiter was, compared to what I experienced, perfectly polite and friendly. To be fair, other waiters were really kind and attentive. The way they talked to me and my friend was equally nice as professionals. So we can be almost sure that it was not me being a bitch. He couldn't hide his discriminations or make it even just a bit easier to ignore. And I will not ignore or tolerate such behavior. So here you go. And yeh, good luck with your special charm my guy.

Nice sit down restaurant on a busy street with a lot of quick food restaurants. Ambiance is nice -…read morebrick walls indoor and outdoor seating that is close together but far enough apart you can have a quiet conversation. Service was friendly and prompt. Lots of people had Korean BBQ and it smelled delicious. We had a tofu and a beef bibimbap as well as shrimp kimbap. All were delicious - flavorful, substantial, and well prepared. We came away very satisfied.

Food and service here were spectacular. Our server was attentive and even though there's a sign…read moresaying "cash only" he came to our table with a card reader which I thought was nice as I don't carry a lot of cash on me. The food was SO GOOD. Compared to other food in Berlin it was a little higher than usual (mine was €12) but the portions are decently sized and I still think it was worth it. Seating was fine when we went (around 4pm on a Monday) and there were a few different table options to choose from. They even offered us free tap water which I always appreciate. I'd definitely go back- the food here is lovely.

This place is like no other ramen restaurang i have been to. Its in a very anonymous venue and the…read moremenus are hand written. Few choices but they make them soo well! Best vegetarian ramen i ever had, the ULT miso ramen. Incredible, it actually made my eyes tear up and not only from the chili. :-)

Interesting Ambiente but the ramen was good. The only thing that was a bit weird for me was the…read moreChinese cabbage in the ramen. I'm not ised to that and also not the biggest fan of it but people are different. The rest of the soup was top and really delicious. Real authentic.

From the owner: Wir bieten euch eine Vielzahl an japanischen Eindrücken und Rezepten in Absoluter Frische. Wir…read morearbeiten kontinuierlich daran, unsere Leidenschaft für Ramen mit euch zu teilen. Unser Erfolgsrezept nennt sich "Hausgemacht" ;). Dabei verzichten wir auf jegliche Zusatzstoffe und Glutamat. wir freuen uns auf euch!

I love this place. It's wonderfully simple and delicious. Everything there has been good and I find…read moremyself going more frequently because there's hardly a crowd, the food comes quickly and is consistently good. It's also very good portions. There's a winking panda in the window, which is why I call it the winky panda. It's a sight to see in neon! The colorful decorations and brashness of the place makes me feel like I'm someplace different. The look of the restaurant is daring and unique and reminds me of authentic Asian experiences. I highly recommend this place.

Interesting mix of toppings and sauces, not a super serious classic ramen. Several named dishes and…read morealso option to make your own bowl from whatever you pick. Spicy noodle bowl with fried egg was 7eu, i think 6.50eu if its done vegan.

Good food but they refuse to give a glass of tap water.. It's a shame to be forced to buy a little…read moreplastic bottle. Shame to lower to tone

I was staying at a hostel near here. I got in a little later and started wandering around the…read moreneighbourhood looking for some dinner. I saw Marubi, but kept walking. I mean was I going to eat ramen while I was in Germany? What about finding some bratwurst and beer? Well I ended up walking all over, but came back to Marubi, because dammit I really wanted some Ramen. It's not a big restaurant, but it wasn't busy when I was there (it was after 8), so I got seated right away. I ordered the beef ramen. The very little German I can speak and understand didn't stop me from getting a delicious bowl of ramen, and it was delicious. There's a good ramen place in Dublin where I live, but it's a bit of a ways for me to get to. So yeah Ramen in Berlin was a great idea. I always forget how much I love ramen until I have a bowl. This was as good as the ramen I tried in Tokyo. Homemade, nicely seasoned, and a good price. With some water it was 9.80, and was enough to keep me satiated until breakfast the next morning. If you're in Prenzlauer Berg in Berlin it's worth stopping in for a delicious bowl of ramen at Marubi.