Wir haben über das Internet Shoyu und Spicy Miso bestellt, kam auch sehr schnell. Waren aber…read moreschwer enttäuscht über diesen nichtsagenden Geschmack. Die Ramen selbst waren gut, aber das macht noch kein exzellentes Essen aus, wenn der Geschmack und die sonstigen spärlichen Zutaten zu wünschen übrig lassen. Einmal und nie wieder!

It was absolutely amazing! I lived in Asia for 16 years and had amazing Ramen in many places from…read moreHong Kong to Japan and other places. I did not expect to have Ramen this good in Hamburg, Germany. Highly satisfying, and the service was also incredible. Great stuff!

Despite having opened a second outlet, Takumi HQ remains so popular that you'll have to wait at all…read moreroughly popular hours. It's a fast experience, not meant for whiling around. Portion sizes aren't exactly filling, so you might want to add an appetizer, at least. The Ramen taste very nice, yes. Still - I felt I paid too much for the experience... it works because there isn't big competition in Hamburg.

We ordered Nouko Ramen, Gyoza, fried chicken, they all taste good, but I can't really tell whether…read moreit's because the food or because I'm too hungry, we waited 40min to get the table. Anyway, I will come again. Now, time for ice cream \o/

This unassuming eatery has a very nice interior and features a broth that was subtle and seemingly…read morelacking in punchy flavor... until you bite into the brick slab of soy braised belly pork! The melty chashu was on point. The springy noodles were awesome. And the snappy vegetables excellent. Another strong ramen option in Hamburg!

Everything about the soup was good expect the broth which is the foundation. I found it very bland…read moreand tasteless. I basically had to add half the bottle of soya for flavour which was disappointing. Bowl was quite small for dinner size. Gyoza were good.

I finally made it to Zipang. The 35 minutes waiting outside in the cold were totally worth it…read more We started out with the gyoza, which unlike other places was not deep fried, hence the real deal. The ramen were absolutely delicious and the eismochi was to die for, specially the mango one!! Service was very friendly and quick. Will be back many times.

Oh my gosh, I love this place so much…read more My husband and I are huge ramen fans, and this place never disappoints. We've been to several ramen restaurants in Düsseldorf, and Zipang may even be an inch above those. We usually get gyoza to start, which is perfectly cooked with a flavorful filling. The miso ramen is my go-to choice, and it's always perfect the way it is. I love the texture of the noodles and the flavor of the broth is so tasty. Mochi is a must for dessert. They sometimes switch up the flavors which is nice. I've had chocolate, vanilla, green tea, and black sesame. It can definitely get crowded in here, but I've never had to wait more than 20 minutes for a seat. The outdoor seating is nice in the summer, and I like the Japanese style of the indoor seating. Definitely looking forward to exploring the menu more and coming again and again!

Ate there twice already and it was so good. Once I had the plain udon with extra veggie tempura and…read morethe second time I went there I had the curry version. I can recommend both, but definitely try the tempura. Also, the free tea is nice. Compared to other Japanese food-places in Hamburg, Sakura Udon is quite affordable too! Would go again!

The udon was not my taste however the fried stuff was amazing. Fast and easy restaurant for a quick…read moremeal

Luscious flavorful tonkotsu broth with plenty of mouth feel and lip smacking collagen. Tender melty…read morechashu, tasty snappy vegetables. Perfectly seasoned meaty egg yolk onsen egg. The portion appears small but this hearty ramen is surprisingly filling. The Korean Fried Chicken was crispy, sticky sweet and yummy. But at only 5 pieces kind of pricey. Adored the anime posters on the wall! Brought a surge of nostalgia

Coming from SF, I have rather high standards for ramen. The tonkatsu ramen at Kokomo came really…read moreclose and that's actually saying a lot for a ramen joint in Hamburg! The tonkatsu broth had the nice opaqueness, and tasted of that bony brothy-ness that makes your lips stick a little - that was good. What wasn't so good was it was a bit on the salty side. The noodles were great though - thick and chewy, and the char shu was tender and flavorful. Hubby got the Miso Tan Tan ramen which I actually liked more; it reminded me a little of mapo tofu with the slight Szechuan and spicy flavors. We also ordered the chicken Karage to start. Hard to go wrong with fried chicken. I do look forward to coming back here to try their other ramen.

Matsumi is a Japanese restaurant. We came there with some friends who had reserved a private…read moretraditional room (it is better to book this room at least a week before). Thus, we shared a Shabu Shabu in a friendly space, sitting in a traditional Japanese way. Shabu Shabu is a fondue made of vegetables and beef. The price is high: 29 €, but the service is good because the waiters help us prepare and cook our food. There is also a Shabu Shabu menu for € 59 where you have different dishes such as chicken skewers, traditional soup, fresh fish and a dessert.

There is only one grade for the taste and quality of the food served at Matsumi - it's pricey, but…read morefor absolutely stunning Japanese cuisine, worth every penny.

From the owner: YOON-JI ist ein asiatisches Fusion-Restaurant in der Hamburger Altstadt. Unser Essen ist inspiriert…read morevon den Garküchen aus Korea, Japan und China. Es gibt Klassiker wie Korean Fried Chicken, Bao Buns, Ramen, Tonkatsu. Wir legen besonderen Wert auf hochwertige und frische Zutaten. HOMEMADE. FRESH. TASTY.

I didn't get sushi, just a lunch bento set and it was solid. No major complaints at all. If I ever…read morecame back I would want to try the sushi which has great reviews here on Yelp! I believe this place was cash only FYI!

Hokkai is a 5/5 for Hamburg sushi standards and easily has the best sushi I've come across in the…read morearea. It's a small, quaint shop and has been owned by a very kind Japanese man since 1990; he doesn't speak much English but always gives me a smile when I'm there. There is also an English menu available. There's some non-sushi dishes hand written in German on a chalkboard on the wall. This includes a salmon miso soup which I enjoyed, although I like the sushi a bit more. It's pricy like most sushi places (you'll probably pay 10-15€ to eat), although the presentation is nice and it's of high quality ingredients. I could easily recommend this place if you're looking for sushi in Hamburg.