Friendly service, willing to let me practice Spanish, clean space with lots of happy people. Woman…read morewith a baby in a stroller, couples, and groups: all have a good time. Food was ample and tasty. Not too salty and noodles held up well in the take-away order. People were lined up at the door just before opening; I'm glad I came back to try myself.

Excellent ramen shop with cute, cozy ambience. Very good service. Decent prices…read more We all ordered different ramen soups and every one was a delight. The apps were pretty great as well. The hot green tea with lemon and honey was delicious and refreshing. Make sure you make reservations. The little place fills up fast.

The Ramen here is amazing! First, the texture of the Ramen is really good…read more I got the vegetarian miso and I like the broth although it's on the salty side but if you sip it and then accompany it with a bite of the Ramen, it makes it a good combination. Then the takoyaki was our favorite because of a great balance of texture and amazing umami flavor!

This place is a hit for my family who were craving Asian food on our third week of Europe. We…read morewent during opening time of dinner around 8:30 pm and the place filled up quick. The fried rice was a hit because we had to order round 2 of it. The ramen is good. This is a chain with 12 restraints and over 9K reviews of Google. So it is legit! Casual and quick service.

SO GOOD. Sushi was so fresh. We got seaweed salad, 2 ramens, 2 sushi sets, a sushi bowl, and 2…read moreextra fancy sushi. Literally hidden gem it was in the basement of a local market.

This was definitely one of the best sushi places I've ever been to. I would say top three in my…read moreentire life.

The food was very good. Ramen noodles were a little thinner than I am used to, but still good…read more Burrito bowl was yummy. The staff doesn't speak much English, but enough if you know a little Spanish. They were also very friendly and helpful. We walked in with a sleeping baby in a stroller (not recommended since there are a couple of stairs to get in the door) and the server asked if the music was too loud. And the other worker helped carry our stroller to the sidewalk when we were leaving. If we were here longer we would definitely be coming back.

I'm a student at IE Business School a short walk away from Bowler's. I discovered the restaurant…read morethrough a friend, and obsessively returned 3 times within two weeks. The butter-chicken is to die for (a family recipe from the owners). By far the best that i've found in Spain, as it can be difficult to find flavorful Indian dishes in Madrid. The menu at Bowler's is an eclectic combination of the owners favorite dishes. The prices are very reasonable and every dish was excellent. The cocktails and wine were wonderful too. The owner's, chef, and servers are all delightful and go above and beyond to ensure a positive experience. They even gave our group a round limoncello liquor on the house. I cannot recommend Bowler's enough.

I had a few drinks at Salmon Guru not too far from here and I was looking for a place to grab a…read moresmall bite to eat before I walked back to my flat. My server Pamela was very nice and referred me to the maki special which were basically tempura rolls. I did not find them very good sad to say. I see people raving about the Ramen in their reviews so maybe I should have gone that route. The guy siting next to me at the bar was definitely scarfing a bowl down so yep I should have. I washed the rolls down with a glass of Tinto de verrano. If I return the next time I am in Madrid, I will know to go with the ramen and not the rolls

One word: SALTY! I am not sure Japanese food supposed to be…read morethis salty. Presentations were pretty, hence 3 stars! Service was reasonable I intended to drink one more liter of water when I get home!

Omfg literally SO GOOD!!!! The ramen was delicious, they have a ton of vegan/vegetarian options,…read moreservice was super fast, the atmosphere was super cute. I would 100% come back here

What a delightful Ramen restaurant! Im embarrassed to admit my experience with ramen has been…read morelimited to the prepackaged variety. This is absolutely nothing like that! 100% full of flavor. The portion size is quite large. I wasn't able to finish all the noodles. For my ramen and bottle of water, it cost about 12€. Prices for ramen vary from 8€+. Another patron ordered the infierno ramen and caught my attention by coughing. He stated "it definitely clears the sinuses and opens up the lungs." That is a recommendation! I typically order spicy but decided to stay on the simple side. The ramen broth is anything but simple. Tastes amazing! I was nervous about eating the egg as it was initially cold. But wow! Everything about the ramen was amazing! This far, the best meal I've had in Spain. I highly recommend! I came to the restaurant at 9 pm, right before the rush. They have tables to accommodate a variety of group sizes. The chairs are a combination of wooden chairs and wooden benches. The restaurant is intimately lit with beautiful hanging red lanterns. The tables are set up with different sauces, chopsticks, and large wooden soup spoons. They have a small back area with tables as well. Careful accessing those as there is a large step. Definitely amazing!

I didn't come to Madrid to eat ramen but when you're freezing and it starts to rain a bowl of…read morechicken soup and noodles is a godsend. The ramen noodles were the right texture and the broth was burning hot and flavorful and the staff were very helpful and friendly...AND the price was unbelievable!

When at first you don't succeed try try again. Well that's exactly what happened in Madrid, after a…read moredisastrous attempt to get Ramen in Paris I knew we had to redeem ourselves in Spain. After a short search we landed on a Ramen house but unfortunately walked up around lunch time and guess what....a line, the thing I hate more than the slow people walking. Leave it to my girl to find another one....just a few steps away. And here we are a Ramen house in Madrid. After a short wait we were seated in a "community table" but than a two seater opened up so we relocated and dove into the menu. I can't remember what we ordered but ask my girl and we both agreed...it was definitely good, not NY Ramen good but still good. One Sake two beers and two yummy bowls of Noodles $30 USD 28Euro.

Having been to over 10 different Ramen and sushi restaurants all around Madrid, I was giving up…read morehope on finding anywhere that had food comparable to the quality that I was accustomed to back home in Hawaii. This place raised the bar! Excellent service, with every dish better than the last. I recommend the Ramen, gyoza, miso soup and also the green tea/Mochi/shave ice dessert! Fantastic flavor, great portion sizes and very nice staff and ambiance! I highly recommend it, you won't find it disappointing in the least!

Authentic Japanese with many choices that only Japanese people know and love. E.g. Chawanmushi…read more Shoyu Ramen very tasty. Ebi tempura crisp and not greasy at all. Taiyaki a bit over toasted. Sushi not quite five star. Overall a satisfying experience.

This place is amazing. It's reminded my of the tiny alleys in japan with all the wonderful…read morerestaurants. It gets packed, so find where you want to sit and have someone stay there while you grab your food. There is high top seating near the entrance, and normal tables further back. This is bi-level, with the back of the market lower than the front. They have an assortment of stalls serving various Asian foods My friend and I decided to try different stalls. I ordered gyoza and soup dumplings from Hot Bao, while she ordered Thai green curry from Mayaki. Mine was delicious, but left me hungry, so I ended up ordering the Thai green curry as well as mango sticky rice. Things to note: It gets busy. The bar is the only place you can order a drink- even water and the line gets long. I believe the market is card only. You can order ahead online. Delicious food, definitely come try it.

It's an Asian food court in the middle of downtown Madrid! Points for having several actual Asians…read moremanning the stands. As a Filipino-American, I was instantly outed by the Filipino manning the Thai food stand. The sweet chili noodles were peanut-y, saucy, and gluten-y. Most of all, they were available in the lull between lunch and dinner during which many of the other stands (and food places in Madrid) close. It's got an electric neon atmosphere inside and plenty of seating. The QR code menu is one website with every stand on it, so you can browse a single webpage as though you were walking the stands. Very casual vibe, ideal for solo eaters or travelers.

Hmmmm to be honest I don't really get the hype. For me the…read moreramen here was ok and doesn't deserve the elevated price of 16€. If you pay 16€ in any other place for lunch, you can get a menu that includes appetizer, main dish and dessert. Even the drink too in some places. But here, you get a bowl of ramen. So I thought this ramen has to be exquisite. Also, the photos on yelp looked so good I had to come here and try it. But in reality, it's just mediocre. The broth has seafood and pork flavor but i felt like it lacked something. It was kind of bland. The pork chashu was paper thin, and the noodles looked like it came from any Asian supermarket. The egg was nicely cooked but I didn't really like anything else. The portion was normal-small. The decoration is nice. The food looks nice. I think it looks nicer than it tastes.

If I'm going to pay overprice for my ramen it must fulfill two requirements:…read more 1. It be delicious(duh) 2. They give me a heaping portion The food here did satisfy my taste buds to say the least. We ordered the black ramen, the pork and fish version. Both ramens were slurped down while mumbling many "oohs" and "yums". The egg was perfectly cooked and the flavor of the broth was unreal. Perhaps the fact that it was so delicious contributed to my disappointment that it was a rather small portion. 16€ is fairly expensive for a meal in Madrid.