Yes, this place hits. Cozy and steamy! Stroll around Gamla Stan, then duck in for a beautiful bowl…read moreof noodles. Watching from the the bar, we chose from 3 simple and delicious broths. The noodles were carefully tucked and folded into a bed, then the torch-seared char siu was layered on top. Then, the generous portions of onions, bamboo, and a perfectly-cooked egg. Yum. The restaurant itself is umarked on the outside. Once you find it, you will enter into a minimalistic space where the natural light bounces off the warm grey walls. The stop into the noodle shop will be quick. The rigid bar stools don't encourage you to longer long, because after every last perfectly cooked noodle has been slurped up, a new patron will enter into this oasis for a hot, satisfying bowl.

We were walking the old town neighborhood, Gamla Stan, when trying to find somewhere to stop for…read morelunch. The windows of this spot were filled with customers enjoying ramen. We had to wait just a couple of minutes for two tables to open up but it was well worth the wait. The menu is limited, but I appreciate that they are serving what they know they have perfected. My husband and I both ordered the shoyu ramen. The broth is so flavorful and the pork is so thinly sliced, which I appreciate. I don't do runny yoke in an egg, but my husband enjoyed that component. The woman working in the restaurant was so friendly and quick to tend to our table. This is a hidden gem that you should check out if you like ramen!

Great service and great food. Many vegetarian options. Tofu bowl is wonderful! The pricing is also…read morenot bad.

Served great food, the taste was fantastic and I will defiantly go back for some top quality ramen…read moreagain!

This is a solid ramen spot - definitely recommend and will be back! Good portion, good price, great…read moreflavor, quick service. Excited to return and try some other things on the menu!! Try to RAMEN calm!!! Spicy Miso Tonkotsu Kimchi and Pork Bao @Take.Ramen Authentic Ramen in the heart of Vasastan Stockholm

My 1st time trying this restaurant, there is always a line at lunch, so I knew it would be good! I…read morehad the edamame to start, it was flavorful and perfectly seasoned. For my entree I had the Tonkotsu Ramen, it was AMAZING! I had a side of chili oil to add some heat and it was perfect! Definitely recommend!

Best in Stockholm, Spicy Ramen tasted fantastic. Great service, cool decor…read more Try they're Vego Ramen, strickly Vegan. Delicious chicken broth and traditional Shoyu and Miso Ramen. I'll be back.

My new favorite ramen place. And I've been looking for a while now! This place has it all: cozy,…read morevery friendly relaxed vibe, big windows, tall ceilings and most importantly, amazing ramen! I have recently gotten into making my own ramen so I'm particular when it comes to buying it out. I got the Char Sui and the pork belly was so buttery and soft. The egg was delicious but a little too soft, it melted into the soup. Not my favorite, I prefer it firmer but I'll forgive them since everything else was great. The broth was intricately flavored, the perfect temp and the veggies were just soft enough. The noodles were to die for- perfectly chewy. The older gentleman who runs the place is a delight. Note - the marinated egg costs 15 kr extra. Just something to figure in. Even with the egg, my bowl cost 140 kr: a steal compared to some other places who's ramen isn't nearly as good. Extra note - they even have gluten-free noodles! So now even celiacs can enjoy ramen out. I haven't tried them though, will report back after I bring my celiac boyfriend here.

Good spicy and shoyu ramen. Spicy fried chicken a little salty but good…read more The buns we ordered were overall pretty good also. Good for Stockholm. We liked the ambient music they played also.

honestly very happily surprised with this place! usually my expectations aren't very high for ramen…read moreplaces in europe, but the ramen bowls served here surpassed my expectations! the veggie ramen was packed with complex flavor and texture, with crispy beetroot chips and a charred butter corn that really elevated the flavor of the ramen itself. the classic shoyu ramen had thick cuts of pork, and though they weren't seasoned and flavored as well as i'm used to, wa's textually very good. service was very good as well, and the music and interior created a very cozy dinner vibe!

This hip ramen restaurant was a welcome meal on a cold Stockholm day! Coming from the SF Bay Area,…read morewe get a fair amount of quality fresh ramen. Our relatives recommended this spot during our holiday visit, and the ramen here hit the mark. I had the Red Hot ramen, which was rich and flavorful, with layers of flavor, tender and meaty pork belly, and a perfectly jammy shoyu marinated egg. Lots of flavor, and not too hot for my spice-loving palate. They use thin straight style ramen noodles here, which tasted fresh and had perfect spring. Our local relatives opted for their favorite, the Stockholm Shoyu - which also looked excellent. This spot is small and cozy, and they were able to seat us quickly even though they seemed quite popular for lunch.

During my last trip to Stockholm, my sister and I had a ramen at Café Stiernan and enjoyed it so we…read moredecided to give Ai Ramen a try since it was located close to the AirBnB we were staying at. I highly recommend not ordering the spicy miso because it was expensive and inedible. Instead of chashu, there was ground meat. I only ate a few bites and the reason why I took more than one bite was because I was curious and wanted to understand which part of the dish tasted bad. I figure out that the flavor was coming from the noodles. The spice came from a numbing pepper that I did not like. Spicy miso is usually my go-to when I order ramen but the flavor was not what I was expecting. When I normally order spicy miso, the broth is like tonkatsu with a spicy miso paste. At Ai Ramen, they serve hardly any broth and the broth they do serve does not taste good.

Very cute and cozy spot for ramen, service is quick too depending on the time you go! The veggie…read moreramen isn't great unfortunately so I wouldn't go again. The way my friend described it "it was too much of one spice" in a way that somehow wasn't flavorful.

Came due to the high ratings but this ended up being the worst ramen out of 3 we tried in…read moreStockholm. The broths were dark but yet lacked depth and the noodles were..almost spaghetti noodles, not ramen? The spicy miso was so bland all you tasted was miso - ramen broth elements were completely missing. The ajitama was cooked perfectly - props.

This was our first meal in Stockholm, and it set a really high bar for the rest of the trip. After…read morespending almost three weeks in the Nordic region, Adam/Albin provided the best meal we had. The service was warm yet very efficient, and the staff made my birthday feel very special. Each dish was placed with meticulous attention to detail, and it felt like watching a very well-orchestrated production happening right in front of you. Having dined at many other Michelin 2 and 3-star restaurants in Manhattan, this restaurant definitely stole the spotlight!

We had the pleasure of dining here on Monday night and it was our last meal in Stockholm. The whole…read moreexperience was about 3 hours or so start to finish. We started with one of their signature cocktails and then moved on to the wine pairing. All of the food was great and the servers were fantastic! We were seated at a table directly in front of the kitchen so I loved being able to see everything that was going on. Some stand out dishes were the raw shrimp, the beef tartare with truffle, and the lamb 3 ways. An incredible Michelin experience!

This is my second time at this restaurant and I've enjoyed it each time. I had the gyoza and the…read morechicken Bibimbap, both were delicious. The Bibimbap had crispy chicken tenders, over medium egg, shredded carrot, edamame, sprouts, rice, marinated cucumbers, kimchi and gochujang sauce on the side!! Amazing and fulfilling! Perfect for a chilly winter night. Last time I had Granny's Chicken which is basically sweet and sour chicken and it was 4 out of 5. It had pineapple and a very very sweet sauce. Atmosphere: dark cozy and great music. Great place to go to chat after work over a meal. They always have a fresh flower at each table also, small touches like that make a huge difference!

The gyoza were decent. The fried rice was terrible. They did remove the cost. The ribs were…read moresupposed to be caramelized. We make sticky Chinese ribs at home so I know what caramelized ribs should look and taste like. They basically steamed some ribs and brushed sauce over the top. Not caramelized and mediocre. Save your money and go elsewhere.

The ramen was okay. Nothing fancy. I had the tom yum ramen. I personally didn't find the broth to…read morebe that tasty. It felt more watery. The most disappointing thing was the amount of stuffs in the ramen. I got 2 chicken piece(small) and 3 small shrimps. It was mostly filled with mushrooms. Overall the experience was okay.

Coming from San Francisco, I KNOW my ramen. I've had spectacular broth and my experience at Ramen…read moreKi-mama was very lackluster. I ordered the vegetarian miso soup but it seemed like the miso was made from scooping from a pre-purchased paste and the noodles were definitely not handmade (*sigh* ... sometimes I realize how spoiled I've become to Japanese cuisine in SF). Also wished the service was quicker and more attentive.