This is a pretty quaint spot but we happened to grab a table. In a cool, rainy night, ramen was in…read moreorder with some chicken. It was done really well and I was happy with my soup. I had some sake and finished it all off with mochi.

Such a delightful place in the Mitte neighborhood of Berlin. We had dinner and it was fantastic!…read moreIt's a small place but we were able to get a table inside for our group of 4 people. We had the gyoza dumplings to start and they were so good. I had the chicken ramen and wow, it was delicious! I had them add a fried egg and the spicy chili sauce and it was so flavorful! We all enjoyed our ramen and would come back again!

Went here because it was near our hotel and a friend who lives in Berlin said she had heard it was…read morepopular in the area. That really doesn't say much. The place is small but beautifully decorated. The staff is incredibly friendly, and the prices are reasonable. A good handful of people were eating and drinking there, but it probably has seen better days. As I mentioned in another review, the Berlin friend said the well known secret in Berlin is all the Japanese restaurants are run by Vietnamese, and it shows. The teriyaki beef was decent but that was not a teriyaki sauce. I don't know what it was, but it was perfectly fine. It just wasn't the least bit authentic. We also got the Frühlingsrollen which are basically chicken imperial rolls. They were good. The gyoza were good, too. The yakitori skewers were a miss. I wish it was white meat chicken, but even so the amount of meat on the skewers was disappointingly skimpy. The best appetizer was the Ebi Green - two humongous prawns tempura fried with sauces. We also got a couple of ramens - one with shrimp tempura and one with chicken katsu. Both were decent if unexceptional. Our friend had a sushi bowl and some vegetarian stuff, which she seemed to like just fine, but no one was raving, and it turns out she hadn't eaten there before. Another friend happened to order delivery to her hotel room of a ramen from them on the same night and thought it was okay. So that is this place... okay. Not anything you'd remember or go back to if you lived there unless you needed a quick meal and lived around the corner. Otherwise, would've preferred a meal somewhere more memorable.

I go here for their sushi which is very tasty. Ramen is ok, haven't tried their hot dishes…read more Friendly service. Recommended.

Just saw that, there is a new Asian kitchen in the neighbour, the name of the restaurant was the…read morefirst thing that caught my eyes. Qilin is very Chinese name and the design of the restaurant seem more Japanese, so does the food on the menu. So it got curiosity high. I decided to give a try. Since I like a ramen fan, I ordered a ramen with beef for my first meal here. I already realized it when I saw the picture on the menu, the ramen doesn't look like what I have used to have in japan or Japanese restaurant, but why now. Most of the Asian style food in Berlin are quite westernized. The ramen was surprisingly good, I think, they use the Chinese hand-pulled noodles instead of Japanese ramen noodles. And I like the taste of the soup. The beef tasted good as well. I do think this is more an Asian fusion restaurant than a traditional Japanese kitchen. I like noodles and creative stuff, so I don't think the ramen was bad. But I can see some guestes might have problems, especially, those are looking for the traditional Japanese style ramen. I'll try out their miso ramen next time. My hubby ordered the sushi plate. He told me, he found the taste of it just pretty common here in Berlin. They do offer all you can eat running sushi. I also like the interior design of the restaurant. It got the vibe and nice place to have dinner with friends and love one. Only small issue I had was the distance between the seats near the running sushi was a bit tie. It is not that comfortable to sit there.

Some of the best ramen I've ever had, you wouldn't expect berlin to be known for there ramen but I…read morehad so much good ramen in berlin and morimori is on top of the list

This Chinese owned ramen spot in Kreuzberg offers selfmade noodles and decent ramen. I personally…read moreliked the miso more than the tonkatsu which was very creamy and rich. The chasu pork was very flavorful marinated. I loved that they have egg and bamboo which also tasted great. For us the broth was a bit too creamy, the size was too small for the price we paid (12€). For what's offered in that area momori is decent. But still takumi remains our number one spot in Berlin.

I love my ramen with a kick and I definitely got that with the kimchi ramen !…read moreIt was cold and rainy out so this was the perfect meal. The wait wasn't too long because they are quick with turning tables and seating guests appropriately. Very friendly service staff. I wish I had the option to add meat to my ramen but it could've very well been a language barrier.

Mediocre ramen from a noodle bar that's all hype & not much delivery, which I am sad to say, it…read moredoes seem busy often, looks cool, but it's completely overpriced, $13 for a small lunch bowl? Kinda crazy, don't waste your time here & go somewhere else, it was €40 for 2 lunch sized portions & a beer! With no love to be found anywhere in the bowl...

Excellent ramen and homemade gyozas. I had the Tokyo with chashu - nice slightly sweet shout broth…read morethat needed no amendments. Not my favorite style of noodles but the broth and marinated meat were delicious so ultimately still a very tasty lunch. My husband had the wonton ramen, which was a lighter broth but still very flavorful. Would definitely come back.

Newly opened, I tried this place on the opening day and was not disappointed. Service was nice, I…read moregot the tantanmen ramen with pork mince and a side dish of marinated pork belly. I prefer a chewier noodle but these were really tasty! I added in some chili oil to mine. Would definately recommend this place, vegan options too!! Next time I would like to try the curry and the devil ramen! Will definitely be back- great addition to a street that lacks food options!! .

We came in on a rainy Wednesday noon and got seated quickly. The menu offers both ramen and rice…read moredishes as well as a great range of starters. We went with the beef and chicken ramen and couldn't be happier! The broth was delicious and thick, and toppings were plentiful. I also ordered a bunch of starters, like fried gyozu, miso soup, and a seaweed salad, all tasted great! Would come back.

The one working bathroom was filthy, and we both got ill from the ramen. Broth was too thick and…read moremuddy o_O avoid this place

I wish this place was closer to my house, because I would eat here more often. Limited ramen menu,…read morebut perfectly done with an authentic taste. While people tend to sit too long and make the wait longer than it needs to be, it is worth the wait. The different alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks available are worth trying as well. I highly recommend this place if you are in the mood for ramen.

So good! This was really good ramen. Great flavor, this is a must have! Put this on your list of…read moreplaces to try.

It's always an amazing choice for lunch or dinner. Good, delicious and payable Korean food! Amazing…read moreservice and really fast. You can get everything from Miso soup, Korean BBQ and Bibimbap to Udon Noodles and Ramen. You can pay cash or by card. Nice staff:-)

They have really delicious chicken and very friendly service staff. Even when I have been there…read morewith my 2 small children they have been very accommodating.

Ixthy was out of fresh noodles when I visited so the menu was severely limited. This is…read moreunacceptable. A restaurant must learn to properly manage its inventory. I also cannot eat spicy food, so they made the Bibimbap without spiciness. I do appreciate this. The dish is a base of rice, with mixed Korean style veggies, topped with an egg. It's served in a thick and heavy stone pot that's scalding hot. Everything is the pot was undercooked. The rice was still crunchy, the veggies still tough to bite. Everything was completely bland. For about $10, this was a major disappointment. I think I got this place on an off day, because my meal was definitely not 4.5 stars level.

Bulgogi was perfect and the server was super nice. If I lived here I would come every week.read more