Ramen to Bíiru CPH Airport Tårnby

The broth and noodles were solid definitely satisfying and comforting for an airport meal. It’s good, though not the absolute best ramen I’ve had overall. It’s actually better than several of the ramen spots I’ve tried in central Copenhagen, so it’s worth stopping by if you’re flying through and craving something warm and flavorful.

The vegan ramen was mediocre at best :(

He makes that very good pepper shoyu and if i will have a chance to eat it one more time i will but i wasnt have that much enought money

I have been to their other establishments and I must say this lives up to the standard they keep at their other locations. I have always like their ramen and side dishes. I would recommend eating here if you are near by.

Strange to see such a low rating. Perhaps the staff assumed there was no need to provide good service for transit passengers? I hope that’s not the case, as Mr. Mikkeller has always positioned himself as someone who prioritizes quality. That said, my own experience was pleasant — and I also enjoyed some great ramen in Malmö and Copenhagen.

Good food but expensive, did even pay more than the price on the menu. Beef I had was chewing but ok.

I'm from Kurume city, the birthplace of tonkotsu ramen. I want to make tonkotsu ramen better around the world, so I'll post a review, even though it's a bit harsh. [Soup] There's no animal smell like Kurume ramen. I think there are some restaurants in Tokyo that serve this kind of soup. It's similar to the soup of Marutai Stick Ramen. [Noodles] Medium-thick noodles with no curls. They were boiled a little hard, which I liked. I would have preferred thin noodles to make it closer to Kurume ramen. [Toppings] There's something like sauerkraut on top, but I've never seen that in Japanese tonkotsu ramen. Maybe pickled ginger would be close. The char siu was delicious. It wasn't like the mess of vegetables that is common in European ramen. Overall, I got the impression that if you were to eat tonkotsu ramen at a Japanese university cafeteria (excluding sauerkraut), it would be like this. The price was 150 DKK, three times that of Tokyo and four to five times that of Fukuoka, but considering the cost of living in Copenhagen I thought it was cheap. I'm grateful to be able to eat tonkotsu ramen in this faraway Nordic country.

The food was fantastic and the food was ready in just a few minutes the atmosphere could have been better and there was almost no music but there was an open kitchen so you could peek in and watch them make the amazing dishes they served there

Soy sauce ramen, water 185 A little salty, thin noodles, soup is chicken ramen, Chinese chiku salty I'll come again Spicy miso level 1 and water, 170 Delicious Sapporo Ichiban Miso Ramen 🍜 20250704 Soy sauce ramen Low salt, better than when eaten in winter

Very tasty for an airport setting! Long wait