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.

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!

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.

~ TRENDY KOREAN STREET EATS WITH BIG BERLIN ENERGY ~…read more Stopped by YamYam while visiting Berlin and was curious to see what all the hype was about...and overall, I kind of get it. It's a vibey, busy little spot that serves up Korean comfort food with a modern, casual twist. Don't expect 100% traditional recipes here, but do expect tasty, filling dishes that hit the spot. I ordered the bibimbap with beef, and it came sizzling hot in a stone bowl (yes, that crispy bottom rice is everything). Topped with kimchi, egg, veggies. I also tried a friend's cha chang myun, and honestly, that might've been my favorite. Rich, savory, inky sauce with pork and potato, total noodle comfort food. If you're looking for deeply authentic Korean dishes, this might not check every box (some of the kimchi/gimbap purists might not vibe with it). Their cocktails are what stood out to us to most. Delicious, refreshing, and unique!

If you are looking for Korean food in Berlin, look no more! I ordered the Bipimbop with beef and it…read moredid not disappoint. Served in a stone bowl, it came to the table sizzling and the rice was crisp at the bottom! It was also topped with a fried egg, bean sprouts, cucumber and kimchee. I also tried the basil ice cream for dessert! It's topped with red bean, so if you don't like red bean just asked for just the ice cream.

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

Food very good. Service was excellent Server was smart and…read morefunny Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

This place was hands down my favorite place in Berlin. It was very upscale in appearance but more…read morelike a local neighborhood restaurant in vibe. Overstuffed leather tufted chairs gave a lounge type cozy feel. The servers floated to every table and were chic and informed. They seemed to be very dedicated to making sure you enjoyed every bite. The food was gorgeous. Presentation was on point without being stuffy or over embellished. Would without a doubt return on our next stop in Berlin.

I got to admit I was torn while writing this review. The place looks absolutely fantastic!…read more The place has this really cool retro modern style. It pulls apart from the typical Asian look of Japanese/sushi restaurants. It is original, unusual and quite captivating. You will love the place I am sure. BUT.... Sigh. The food was such a let down. I understand that sushi in Germany has no point of comparison with sushi outside Germany. However I do expect it to be decent, especially in Berlin and especially for that price. Come on Nihombashi you can do way better than that! So much potential... Service was a little off too. The restaurant was relatively new so perhaps they were still trying to get a grip on it. PS: bathroom is really cool, so make sure you check that out! Mucho love, D.

The most surprising meal I've had in all my years in Berlin. I had the rice bowl with salmon and it…read morewas absolutely phenomenal. The design and ambience of the place is also over the top in the best way. The bathroom is not to be missed!

Came here for a quick dinner with a friend of mine and ordered the chicken ramen with starter of…read moregyoza. The ramen portion was tiny, i'm quite a small person and dont eat that much but this was ridiculous! The noodles were just 50cents packet noodles that hadn't even been cooked properly with some unmarinated, unfresh chicken slapped on top. The soup base needed some extra soya sauce to give it some flavour. The Gyoza were the worse I've ever had Then as the biggest slap in the face I paid the most I've ever paid for ramen in Berlin. Avoid.

Regarding the All You Can Eat dinner menu, if they called it AYCE Omakase, it would be more…read moreaccurate. You don't have any influence as to what arrives on the plate. In my visit it was mostly maki rolls with lower cost ingredients (veg, not too much fish). The quality and flavor of what showed up was superior to the typical converyor belt joints (Circle, Club & Co.) you see Berlin.

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.