The best ramen place I've found in Munich so far. There was a line out the door around dinner time, about 20 minutes, but it was worth the wait. read more

I've lived in the bay area and LA, and this is some of the best ramen I've had. It's not that it's good by Munich standards, this is *good* ramen. I've had the tonkatsu, shoyu, and spicy miso. My favorite is the spicy miso. The chicken karage is great as well. The only issue I had was that the staff doesn't speak English, nor is the menu in English. But the menu has plenty of pictures, so I was able to get by fine. read more

This place was good for the last three days but the first day was horrible. I accidentally ordered tan tan men and I only had two bites of it. They charged us for it. We complained and the manager would not let us pay with credit card and we did not have enough Denish krone. The solution he gave us was 18 free gyoza which was good. The last three days we got miso ramen and gyoza. It was a huge makeup for their horrid mistake which they did earlier on the first day in munich. The miso ramen and miso soup they had were good. They had shoya ramen miso ramen and shirt ramen regular, with vegetables, with chicken, and with spice. They also had the spicy tan tan men and a tonkotsu men. read more

You know the place has good food if there is a ten person waiting line.. The service was friendly and quick... P.s. The gyoza were amazing ! read more

If you are used to eat in Japan this gets very close to that. the atmosphere and taste are like in Japan. the staff is friendly and the tonkotsu ramen is very good. the only minus is that it is very busy and you have to wait for a table if you are more than two. also it takes about 40 min to get the food. that is the only thing that keeps takumi from 5 stars read more

Takumi - Ramen Near Me - Munich, BY

Yum! Probably the only good ramen in München! Especially on a cold day, this place is great. The only difficult part is the restaurant is small and quite popular, so it's best to go during off peak hours if you don't want to wait for awhile. read more

Ok so for middle of munchen on a rather cool night, this place is actually not bad. Being out of towners with one person in the crew dying for a bowl of ramen, we yelped for any ramen place that is opened till later hours (by European standards of course). I ordered the soyu ramen, which the flavor was quite unlike any i tasted before, it was less salty and i taste more of the bean flavor...actually it was quite hard to pinpoint exactly the flavor of the soupbase but it really was different. Overall for munchen this a superb place for ramen, but when compared to other ramen places i have eaten at, this is rather mediocre. But if you REALLY want your ramen fix while in this beautiful city, this is the place. read more

Having just moved to München from San Francisco, I was afraid all the Asian food here would be subpar. How happy I was to find Takumi. I ordered the Orochon 2, which had plenty of kick. Something most establishments in Germany seem to lack. This may even be better than some of the ramen places I've been to back in SF and LA. I will be coming back here regularly! read more

Not bad for Japanese ramen in Germany! I was pretty impressed by the authenticity, miles above what you usually get in the Asian food category in Europe. The only thing I would flag is that spicy here does not equate to real spice... I would have loved a little more kick in flavor in general but solid spot for a bowl of noodles! read more

The noodles are not bad, but salty. The biggest problem I have is that the waiting time is way toooo long. We waited half hour to seat down around 9pm and another hour to get our noodle. I don't think the noodle is good enough for such a long wait. Of course, some people may not mind if they have plenty of time to kill. Also, I had better noodle elsewhere. I gave the noodles here 7 out 10 in terms of taste. read more

'T was a cold winter night in Munich... and I was roaming the streets of Munich in a quest to find some food to simultaneously warm my hands and my insides, all whilst not breaking the bank. I turned to my trusty Yelp and there it was, just 15 minutes away - Takumi. Warm Miso soup with a soft-boiled egg? Who can say no to that?! While it took some getting used to navigating the menu I ended up with some hot food at a (for Munich) reasonable price. I hope to find more of these kinds of 'hidden' gems when I move here. :) read more

The food is great and time is taken to make it that way which was perfect for our lazy saturday afternoon. The choices of different ramen mean you can tailor your steamy soup to your mood. A definite favourite in Munich. read more

Super impressed with their ramen. Service is good as well. I tried the Tan Tan Men and it's not super spicy. Other tan tan men's that I've tried were overly spicy you can't taste the other ingredients already. read more

A ramen place in Munich with good reviews?! I know when I first saw this place, I was surprised too. But it's true-- you can get delicious, yummy ramen in the city. We went at around 2 pm after visiting museums. Sadly, we had the worst timing and came when there was a line. With about 3 or 4 groups of 2-4 people each in front of us, we ended up waiting around 30 minutes to be seated. Not bad, except we came at the tail end of a rush since only 1 group was behind us! Nice thing about the waiting system is it is physical presence only, so people can't just sign up on a list and then disappear. Obviously, everyone in my party ordered ramen. I got the tsukumen, while my friends got the miso and special. The broth was absolutely delicious and the noodles nice and chewy. However, the pork in my ramen was not very tender, which was a huge let down given the quality of the rest of the meal. Nonetheless, my group left full, ramen craving happily satisfied. read more

So far the best I've eaten in Europe. You see I'm Japanese but from another world where we have Ramen and Gyoza as part of my vital organs. I seek Ramen and Gyoza where ever I travel so that I can continue to live among you humans. Aside from Japan, I'd say that Ramen is easiest to acquire and with 'near Japan quality' in Los Angeles, Torrance (home of Toyota and Honda), Gardena (was home of Nissan but now just a ton of J-expats and JA's:Japanese Americans). OK, now in Germany or most of Europe, you have Sushi run by anything but Japanese and Ramen is close to instant. Takumi is a 5 star because they for one are the real thing as in they are all Japanese (from Japan) and the flavor is pretty close to Japanese so it's not as if they just learned to cook in Germany. I had a Tonkotsu Ramen: Noodles were firm, small in portion but that's OK, light to medium broth, not too salty, not too fatty. I only got half an egg but that's OK too as it was delicious. Gyoza comes in sets of 5, not 6, 5. Wonderfully prepared, nice and crunchy on the bottom, nice and soft up top - not from frozen. if you do go, get there before 12 so you have a seat otherwise you wait. Oh yeah, the Karaage chicken pieces were huge and packed with flavor. To the Germans: You are supposed to eat Ramen fast because if you don't the noodles will absorb the broth, changing the flavor - in Japan this event is called 'nobiru' when noodles get really fat. read more

Good attentive service, the ramen however is subpar. Albeit not bad, the soup tastes more like a broth of some sort, than proper Japanese ramen. the egg had been cooked separately (standard) but was still very cold when they placed it in the soup, which made for an unpleasant bite. Also the noodles were very thick and had a strong unfamiliar taste. I wasn't even able to finish mine. If you're in the mood for soup, go here, if you want ramen, I don't believe you will be satisfied here. read more

Wahrscheinlich die beste Ramen der Stadt. Leider kein Rindfleisch, trotzdem genial.

The most authentic Japanese ramen place in Munich. Hard to beat due to scarce competition here.

The Ramen at Takumi takes me back to Ramen I enjoyed in Tokyo - it is fresh, delicious and authentic! What a special place - relaxed & friendly atmosphere, fresh & delicious Ramen! read more

Extremely authentic It's quite big, but it was packed when we went there for Thursday Lunch. I am Japanese, but I have lived abroad for 10 years now an I have never seen such an authentic Ramen kitchen outside of Japan, ever!!! The food is very good and the set offers they have for lunch are very good value! We spent 25EUR for two sets (one Miso Ramen, one Shoyu Ramen) with Gyoza, rice and cold jasmine tea. DEFINATELY coming here again!!! read more

It is really hard to find a good veggie ramen, rarely ever to you find a great one. I have tried both the miso and the soy milk ramen (numerous times) and although both are great the miso ramen really is fantastic. The noodles are so chewy and perfect and the broth is so flavourful. They cut the garnishing veggies thinly and season it just right. I was surprised to find such an amazing ramen place in Germany. Expect a long line every dinner service and sometimes lunch too... I always go as a party of one and sometimes I have to wait as well. Sooooooo worth it if your a vegetarian, and I'm sure the meat soups are amazing too seeing as the place is so busy! read more

Really good original ramen and awesome Gyousa!

Very very warm inside on a cool September day. My friend and I were sweating even as we were eating our ice cream dessert. Their kitchen is right there and ventilation is not very good. The food was Ok. The special Miso ramen was too greasy for my taste though. Won't be back. read more

Amazing place! The ramen were delicious, truly Japanese and the portion really generous. I went on a Sunday afternoon and the place was full so I would recommend to book if you go with a group. read more

Horrible service !! I got seated and waited 30 minutes just sitting there. NOBODY asked for my drinks or for my order, like if I went here just to hang out and watch people eat. Never going back again ! read more

This place is a great secret - it's not a massive restaurant and it can get quite warm and perhaps a little too cosy at times. The food however is fantastic, all freshly prepared and delicious. Their gyoza are addictive and their ramen and tan tan men is amazing ! The only slight improvement could be their staff aren't the fastest and sometimes seem to forget that they were going to bring you something. It's also a bit of a double edged sword going there - it's always popular so you can wait for a fair amount of time - but the good thing about that is unlike most of the restaurants here, you can't book and it's a first come, first served policy - which is great - it's not somewhere that you're going to sit all night, but you're also not overly rushed read more

The noodles here is very delicious. I recommend this restaurant! Especially I want to recommend the don here.

OISHI OISHI OISHI..very authentic and highly recommended.

one of the best ramen in the country (i guess) but too bad there's no menu for no-pork-eater.. cause the broth are all made with pork.. maybe some other with chicken if i may make a suggestion read more