Mr. Ramen København

All the ramen are too salty. Whitewashed food. Price is ok.

Too salty. Throat is annoyed for some time after eating here.

A little too salty. I have tried too many Ramen noodles in town, this is not the most original one I have to say. But there was a lot of space.

The ramen broth tasted very nice, I wasn’t blown away by what was inside though

I ordered tonkotsu ramen. This is not Japanese ramen because it is Chinese ramen. The taste is Chinese noodles flavor. I bet the owner is Chinese. I do not mean it is not tasty but it would count as normal Chinese noodles. North Asian who love Japanese ramen will not expect to have what you have in mind. But if you think you are eating dan dan noodle, it is similar.

It was very good, I just did not get that wow-feeling. The staff was nice, drinks were good. Nothing bad to tell you, just need more to give it a 5

Everything is very tasty :), I tried ramen for the first time! Delicious black tea with bergamot, one teapot is enough for 3-4 people!

I'm Japanese, so I can't help but compare it to Japanese ramen. . To be honest, I ate two types of ramen, and the cup noodles were more delicious than any of them. Especially the soy sauce ramen was really spicy. The seasoned eggs were also quite spicy. I'm really sorry, but I couldn't eat the soy sauce ramen. I also ordered gyoza, but the Japanese frozen food was better. However, it is loved by the locals and the seats were always full. The price is approximately 3,000 yen per cup. Some people may miss Japanese food while traveling, so bring some cup noodles with you. As a Japanese person, I can't help but compare it to Japanese ramen. Honestly, I tried two types of ramen here, but cup noodles would have tasted better than either of them. The soy sauce ramen was especially spicy. The seasoned egg was also extremely spicy. I'm truly sorry to say this, but I couldn't eat the soy sauce ramen. I also ordered gyoza, but frozen food from Japan would have tasted better. However, locals seem to love this place as it was always full no matter what time I visited. The price is about 3,000 yen (approximately $20) per bowl. If you're traveling and start missing Japanese food, I would recommend bringing cup noodles with you instead.

It's a pretty cute little place. You place your orders at the cash register. They serve it to the table. Prices are average. Ramen is delicious. We ate wantan and shio ramen. Gyoza was delicious too.

Great little restaurant, super tasty ramen. The kimchi was great and not too spicy. I would recommend everyone to reserve in advance as it is always quite busy.