Thanks to trying to stop spending ridiculous amounts of money on food all the time (excluding this…read moretrip) I have not actually had any sushi in 2024 and that is a crime. My wife looked up places near us in Brussels and Unamido seemed like a safe bet for both of us to fix our current hunger so we headed there on Saturday night. We arrived around 8:30PM and the place wasn't very busy, so we got a good table right away. The menu here doesn't have very much sushi on it so I was only able to pick between a few rolls so I ordered the spicy salmon cucumber and the ebi katsu cucumber. Both rolls came out fairly quickly and both rolls were solid, not amazing, but solid enough, I have no complaints with the foods quality or taste. Overall, Unamido was a solid place to grab dinner. The restaurant itself has a great look both interior and exterior as well as having an extremely friendly staff taking care of you. The sushi I had was good and even though I'm not sure I would go back in the future, I enjoyed the experience I had.

Was here for an early dinner and had the ramen. The service was pretty quick and they offer you a…read morebib when you are eating. The location is very central as well. The ramen was good, but could have used more spices. Would go back to try some of the other dishes.

I live in San Francisco. We regularly eat ramen in Japan town. My husband and I were both craving…read moreramen bc it was cold and rainy out last week and i was very much thinking that we wouldn't be able to find great ramen in Belgium. Luckily we waited until we left Ghent and got to Brussels. This was some of the best ramen I've ever had, hands down. The noodles were made in house and very authentic. I got the spicy tonkotsu. Man was this good ramen. I mean really really good! People have said it's expensive but given I'm used to SF prices this was a solid price for me. Absolutely recommend. So good and great service!!

Went to Menma for some ramen. The food was okay, not amazing. For the price, I've had better ramen…read moreelsewhere. I got the tonkotsu shiro ramen with chashu for 19 euros. It had a good amount of noodles, but the broth didn't really hit the spot. If you're nearby and hungry, sure, give it a try. But I wouldn't walk a kilometer just for this ramen.

TLDR: solid ramen…read more Pay on the way out. Very solid ramen in the heart of Brussels. Things can get a little cramped but a big fan of the food. Everything is customizable. Vegetarian and chicken options including standard pork broth.

Honestly I've been to a few ramen places in California including the popular santouka at Mitsuwa…read moremarket and I have to say the chef special ramen (tonkatsu, pork belly, bean paste, kimchi, seaweed, egg) was the best ramen I've had so far. A little pricey at €17 euro for a bowl but coming from a backpacking trip from Paris i wasn't really phased. The pork belly is crispy and THICK super amazing. Also try the kimchi pork buns !! Ps. The chef was very kind and interactive with us it was definitely appreciated

Great place newly opened with traditional local cuisine. Dishes are simple and authentique.similar…read moreto panda in chaussée de Wavre. The hot pots are so comforting

Okay, really a 3-star place but because this was exactly what we were looking for to satisfy our…read moreramen craving while abroad, it gains an extra star. A disclaimer: I realize that I'm probably spoiled by the mass of ramen joints that are in the Bay Area. As a result, I judge ramen places pretty highly. The 3-star rating is not to say that the ramen was terrible, but it is certainly not ranked among the best. Tonkotsu Ramen. Usually when I think of tonkotsu, I think of a rich and flavorful broth, as tonkotsu is traditionally stewed from pork bones for hours and hours. This broth fell a bit short of flavorful. The noodles, pork, and toppings were delicious (I always appreciate a perfectly soft boiled egg), but the broth is really what makes or breaks a ramen to me. Kara Miso Ramen. For those who like a bit of spice with their ramen. Or maybe not a bit of spice? I'm usually a super wimp when it comes to spice, and the slightest hint will have me reaching for a glass of water to rinse it all out. This one didn't do too much for me. I felt a little bit of heat lingering on my tongue afterwards, but I was expecting a bigger kick. The meat on this bowl was also a little dried out. I can definitely see why this place would do well in this neighborhood; it fulfills a need that is missing, which is exactly why we ventured into Umamido. Great for an area that is slim on authentic ramen choices; not so great for someone who comes from an area that is saturated with ramen.

I surely will not recommend that place, don't worth the price, no taste (put the extra egg)…read more I could also talk about the disrespectul student staff...the only japanese vibe you will get is the Honda Motocompo they show in the front window (very nice).

An unexpected delight for dinner! Nothing beats warm soup on a cold day and this ramen hit the…read morespot. One of the few Asian restaurants you will find here, they serve ramen and only ramen, except for a plate of gyoza I saw at the table next to me. There is a choice between 5 types and I went with the shio or natural flavor. It was slightly heavier than the normal shio broth but lighter than a traditional tonkatsu. It had all the right notes of umami. The noodles were handmade and slightly larger and softer than I generally like them but held the broth well. The perfect amount of toppings with an egg, charsiu, sprouts, bamboo shoots and spring onion. For €12 a bowl, it was excellent value. I would say the only thing that could help it land 5 stars would be a better ambiance. It was quiet as a library, no music and just a handful of customers for an early dinner. However I would definitely return to try another lovely bowl!

Menma is very well located in a busy area with many other restaurants but is the only one serving…read moreramen, fresh and tasty for the cause. Kitchen is perfectly clean, neat and purposefully arranged for efficient cooking and serving. Staff speaks Japanese (except the two western ladies). All were very kind and the service was swift. I was a bit disappointed by the gyoza. They were good but a bit too greasy to my taste. It was prepared in front of my eyes (boiled then panned) and nothing noticeable happened. My Shoyu ramen with extra slices of pork was quite good but there again the soup base was a bit too oily/greasy to be perfectly to my taste. Bottom line, I'm giving a 4th star to the boss (I assume he was) because he speaks English and Korean (thumbs up), besides Japanese and was very nice with me. I will come back with friends and hope they will have fine-tuned the "greasy" part in the meantime.

Gave this place a try for a quick dinner. The waitress that seated us was super nice and explained…read morethe menu properly. We elected for the all you can eat sushi. The place was moderately busy. The selection of the sushi put out on the belt could have been better because they kept putting the same exact stuff. The replenishment on the belt was slow, so we got full from waiting, hence the 4 stars, average experience overall.

Old German proverb: It's not fish nor bird. So it's Kabuki. They have a Shushi train, a Chinese…read morebuffet, Teppanyaki/Hibashi style and of the menu. We were just there for some quick Ramen since they were about to close at 2pm. On a Friday. In the middle of Bruxelles. The Ramen were good. Had some sushi on the side, also ok. The overall concept and ambiance turned me off a bit. But hey, there was a German family next to us munch their way through the buffet and they seemed happy.

Great little spot for ramen. Bar type seating around the cooking area, they also have one table and…read more4 seats by the window. Beer and sake available. The gyoza and dipping sauce was yummy. I added the Kalaino Chilli Paste to my ramen bowl. The broth was flavorful. The noodles were a great consistency. A delicious meal.

The ramen was certainly ramen. It was okay - not great. I didn't finish my broth, and normally for…read moreme with ramen I'll leave some of the stuff behind to keep having the broth. I didn't do that here, so it was telling for me. I got the miso ramen and my husband got one of the pork based ramens. He said his was delicious (but he didn't finish his broth either - just saying). We also got the gyoza as a starter and it was certainly good (better than the ramen) but still not my favorite. The service was perfectly fine, so that was good. I don't think we'll be returning and will hunt for ramen elsewhere

Great for a quick bite. Fast service. Menus on the table in seconds. Food in minutes. Friendly…read moreservers. The ramen? Tastes kind of like instant package ramen. But with fresh toppings. We've had better. Portions are good. Prices moderate. Quick bite to eat place.

Takumi started in Germany and has various locations throughout Europe. We decided to come here…read morebecause it was within walking distance from our hotel. Luckily, we didn't have to wait. The restaurant inside is quite cozy. There is outside seating as well, but it was drizzling at that time. We started with the takoyaki. It's more like an okonomiyaki (cabbage filling) with octopus in the middle. At this location, they serve chicken broth ramen. I went with the kara black garlic noukou chicken ramen. I enjoyed the thick texture of the noodles. I also liked the fried chicken pieces. I didn't care for the "wantan," which mostly consisted of skin. Nor did I care for the egg, which seemed a little dry. Overall, it was a nice meal to warm up with.

3.something for their ramen. Noodles better than the last Brussels ramen place we went to. But not…read moremuch toppings and the pork was cardboard. At least no msg after taste. The udon salad and rice bowl were delicious and we hear from our Belgian family are why folks come here. Super fast service. Another EC lunch spot. Worth a trip for non ramen dishes.

We decided to come here because it was close to our hotel. We started with the Agedashi tofu. It…read morewas average, not really crispy. As my main I ordered the Zukedon Mix- tuna and salmon over rice. I enjoyed the salmon more so than the tuna. But the slices of fish were very thin and I had a lot of rice leftover afterwards. I was also still hungry.