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!

So good! This was really good ramen. Great flavor, this is a must have! Put this on your list of…read moreplaces to try.

Great ramen with most likely a wait (but at least the line moves relatively quickly). Staff of only…read more~5 running the whole place are efficient but have lots of customers. Wonton flavor was good but was overcooked. Miso ramen was outstanding. Tonkotsu was great and shoyu were great. Tan tan was mediocre. Overall happy with the experience.

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.

Came here with some friends on a Sunday afternoon. The place was packed but we got lucky with…read morepeople at a larger table leaving as we arrived, so we were seated within five minutes. But note that most tables are two-tops, so if you're able to reserve in advance, do it. We all ordered entrees and drinks. For my son, we wanted water, and we were told by the staff that they don't serve tap water (minus one star, because this is a joke). Then we ordered our food. I got the vegan tantan. I'm not a ramen expert by any means but I enjoyed the meal overall. The broth was pretty bland though, and I had to add soy sauce to make it a bit saltier. The ingredients were pretty cool (it was spicy and the noodles were nice). I think the portion size it quite generous for the size though. The ramen was good enough, and I wouldn't come across town for/crave this, but if I were in the area, it would be enough for me to stop by.

I think the Tonkatsu broth could be a tad bit heavier, but I also think most places over-salt it…read moreand would rather it be on the lighter end then heavier end. Overall, was a fan.

Ich lieb's! Das Essen ist extrem lecker, Portionen sind immer groß. Service ist super schnell. Vibe…read moredraußen und drinnen ist sehr schön. Bestelle mir immer Bento boxes und chicken karaage - schmeckt unnormal gut.

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.

had one of our best meals while in Germany at buya! we arrived for an early lunch upon open and…read morelucked out because the place was pretty empty. it's a spacious venue with both indoor and outdoor seating, they were only seating outside during our visit in June. you know it's good ramen when it's a 100 degree summer day and you're enjoying piping hot noodles outside. noodles are homemade and they have tons of vegan options including a great drink list. they make everything in house, from scratch and boy was our meal delicious. the chilled white wine and cool cucumber appetizer was the perfect starter. loved the vegan tan tan ramen with miso soy meat. This will remain on our list when we come back to Germany. great vibes, loved all the live plants and especially loved the disco ball outside.

Broth is way too salty it's undrinkable. Noodles is good but there's not too many ingredients in…read morethe pork ramen I got. The chef didn't torch my pork I sat at the bar so I could see he torched everyone else's pork chashu. We got sat at the bar and the bowl of duck meat is right next to my ramen so not the most sanitary if I slurp and my soup gets into the duck. My friend has a mushroom allergy and asked if she could substitute mushroom for something else and the waitress was repeatedly asking if it's an allergy because they won't substitute if it's just a preference.

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.

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.

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

Best sushi in Berlin! 100% recommend this place…read more Very friendly staff and everything is super delicious:)

Great tempura. Both shrimp, and white asparagus…read more Sweet service - all Japanese staff. Speaks English, with English menu's. Does Not take credit cards - Be aware. Great seaweed salad. Normal ambience Loved their appetizers, and miso soup.