Delicious ramen & gyoza My husband ordered a tonkotsu chashu…read moreramen and I ordered the gyoza for lunch. The ramen was excellent - the broth was very rich and porky and the toppings (soft boiled egg, bamboo shoots, nori, bean sprouts and spring onions) were super tasty. The gyoza were excellent too - super thin skins with a moist tasty filling.

Decent Ramen spot if you don't mind crowded spaces and a bit of a wait. Service was very good ,…read moreEverything tasted fresh , and I would say the tonkutsu ramen was dine in a classic style. I personally was surprised to see all of the Asian influence in Australia. If you are looking for great Ramen and don't mind a bit of a wait, this place is worth it for sure.

I was excited to try this after reading the reviews but I'm afraid it didn't quite live up to my…read moreramen standards. It might be more fun when drinking beer or sake but it was quite sobering otherwise. The okonomiyaki on a stick was good. It wasn't amazing but a nice start to the meal. I suggest getting one per person next time as it would have been easier than sharing. The shoyu ramen had all the right toppings but the broth lacked real flavour. Even after adding spices I still felt like it was just average. The pork, whilst tender, was bland. It could have used some braising on the grill. I would rather take a trip to the CBD for better ramen options but perhaps their other broths would provide more reason to return. Overall the portion size was worth the price.

We used to live around the corner from here and frequently dropped in. I'd never even heard of…read moreramen before coming to this venue. The bowls are a decent size and there is a range of delicious ramen flavours. Also they do edamame like no other place in the world. It's delicious and you will find no equal, a unique blend of salt, garlic and chilli, it's crunchy and tasty. The karaage chicken or JFC is really good as well. There is a cute courtyard out the back that is nice and quiet most of the time. The restaurant itself is quite popular and can get busy around dinnertime :)

Rolling out of bed at an embarrassingly late hour on Saturday, I was asked "What should we eat to…read moreget rid of this hangover?" My response: RAMEN. Something hot, spicy but still comforting is a surefire way to soothe a sore head. Ramen Misoya had been on my hit list for some time, and as it's the closest ramen joint to our house, it was an easy choice under such painful circumstances. We went with the classic ramen and some pork gyoza to start. The gyoza was great! Interestingly presented and with that tangy, moreish flavour they so often have. Unfortunately our ramen was a bit of a miss. It had sliced tomato instead of egg and the pork belly was a bit too soft and sloppy for my taste (I suspect it had been sitting in the broth for some time and was just getting a bit soggy.) Regardless, it did still cure my hangover so it was a winner in that instance, however if awesome ramen is what you're after, there a better places to head.

Best Ramen I have had in Melbourne. Also best Agadashi Dofu. Superb. I don't know what they put in…read morethe broth but it is addictive. They always ask the chefs to be sure on dietary requirements too which I feel shows they are really caring with their customers.

Came here for dinner as I was craving ramen. Thankfully, I beat dinner rush and was seated quickly…read moreand you can order through your mobile device scanning the QR code at your table. Service was efficient and when you are ordering you can also customize your ramen which is nice. What was disappointing was sadly the ramen, I got the signature broth and it was definitely lacking flavor and almost tasted "soap-y". The pork was a bit too chewy as well. The noodles were cooked just right though and had a great bite. Overall, didn't match my personal flavor profile and I might have been better off ordering something outside of just the basic signature like their black garlic or spicy for more flavor. They also have pickled veggies and minced garlic at the table which helps.

Everything was amazing. Food quality, service, staff. We went there in a Wednesday noon for lunch…read more We got original Tonkotsu and spicy black. Both amazing. Price was reasonable as well. Highly recommend

One of my favourite ramen shop. Small and cozy setting give it a calming ambience. Good ramen that…read moreis worth trying again. Massive portions for cheap prices. Check this place out when you are down in Sunshine.

Terrible experience…read more I understand that order mix ups happen, but this place was completely uncooperative about trying to fix this issue. My order was for ramen, and I received a meal that was clearly not soup. When I ran back out to catch the delivery driver, he refused to swap as the receipt tags were around the wrong way between mine and another order. He insisted I called the restaurant, which was answered by a woman who was not capable of clearly communicating in English over a phone. I eventually got my food, and it was decent, but I suspect only because the driver wanted to avoid any further altercation.

Went there to have my first meal in the city and wasn't disappointed. Delicious ramen, such a rich…read moreflavor! Service was quick and friendly. Atmosphere is so unique - all these little things. Very well thought

If you want ramen this may be the place to go in Melbourne. The bowls are large and the broth…read moredelicious. The noodles are thick and tasty as well. This place has a basic decor. Server staff were pleasant and the orders come out very quickly. The restaurant is small but you get your choice of ramen soups from miso to pork.

This Melbourne branch of Ippudo is reliable. There is a short line to get in which is a good sign…read more Most of the customers are 20 something youngsters who are here for ramen. The wait staff welcome you in misprounced "iratshaimase." The menu is the same as other Ippudo's around the world.

There is always an impressive queue at Ippudo, however today I did early gym and happened to walk…read moreby in time for early lunch. I'm happy I ventured in. The ramen was very refined. Superb! The noodles were freshly made and soft to bite. The karaage chicken was slightly crunchy on the outside and deliciously tender on the inside. I just did gym so why not the extra protein, my excuse anyway :). I'm looking forward to my next visit!

Awesome food Great service…read more I have been a few times while in Melbourne. Would definitely recommend.

Little ramen bar yum. Typical ramen place. Line up get a seat when u can order and eat then go so…read morethe next person can have your seat. Ramen was good I got spicy and it was definitely spicy but the beer helped to cool things down. Good feed to cure the ramen fix. Would eat here again.

I had no idea this chain was so popular when I went to order. The place itself is really well set…read moreup. I ordered the tonkotsu, regular, no additions, extra chilli or noodle preferences here. I got chicken karaage too because a) it's delicious and b) why not? My first taste of soup was almost perfection. The noodles were absolutely spot on. The chicken karaage were omg so good. Definitely come here if you like ramen the traditional way. However, don't get the chicken karaage if you're fussy with chicken and only like the 'white bits' because they use more of the chicken, the dark bits i.e. All in all, yay! But I have had better in Melbourne, at this random Japanese place in south Yarra next to an Italian restaurant that smells like a Parmesan bomb exploded in it... Give it a go!

This is probably the different ramen I have been to. Thick broth of miso or sesame base. One-two…read moreslices of pork belly & 'onsen' egg. I am always prefer piping hot ramen, however this is just warm-hot scale. Overall, if you order set for two ppl which cost $33(April 2017). Pretty worth it as it comes with two choice ramen, 6 karaage, 6 gyoza & 2 bottle water.

We ended up here since the other place we wanted to go to was busy. The restaurant is quite…read morespacious and has a private room too. I ordered the yuzu kosho tonkatsu. It came with spring onion, pork, seaweed, and black fungus. When I received the bowl, I was disappointed that it had thin noodles. I prefer thick noodles. The ramen was average to me overall.

We are fans of Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen. It's great to be able to customize your bowl with so many…read moreoptions. Would you like Pork, or pork? Ok, that's a bit of an exaggeration, but the vast majority of the choices are pork. I'm not only ok and supportive of that, but also thinking that it's the authentic Japanese way. The karaage was nice - prepared in balls rather than flat as I usually see it. We also enjoyed some edamame to start. They have a few different kinds of umeshu, which I'd say is an acquired taste. A bit too sweet for me, but I know some people who would love it. We'd gladly return to Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen whenever we're in Melbourne.