I loved the decor and the chefs in the kitchen located at the entrance making handmade ramen…read more Service is poor. The staff was not friendly. You write your orders on a scrap piece of paper left on the table. Menu is mostly beef-based with few other options. Cash only.

I wanted to go for lunch and came across Ramen 8 through Yelp and I'm so glad that I went there. I…read moretried a Ramen dish and it was one of the best Ramen that I've had so far. The staff are very friendly and speak German and English. I would go back again the next time I'm in Stuttgart and try a different dish.

One of the best japanish restaurants in Karlsruhe. Recommended for lunch. Friendly personal sruff…read moreand good quality of food.

I don't honestly know how this compares to other Japanese places in Stuttgart, but it's just OK as…read morecompared to Japanese places elsewhere in the world. I came for the Ramen so that's what I ordered first. The Tonkatsu Ramen was reasonably priced, but the broth had very little taste - it made me wonder if they really made it from bone or if they used a miso base to save money? The egg was a hardboiled egg, so the effect of the yolk in the broth was completely lost. Unsatisfied I decided to try some sushi. For a place marketed as authentic, they were really obsessed with maki. I ordered some a la carte nigiri which was fine - but the garnishes they chose were unedible so it really took away from the experience. The place was cute and the server was nice, but at these prices I expected better.

Walked in and the aroma was already taking my taste buds for a ride. Was greeted by the staffed and…read moresat down almost immediately. Ordered the Spicy Miso Ramen and the flavors took my mouth on a joy ride to the heavens. I definitely recommend this place and I can't wait to go back.

Very cute little spot- aesthetically pleasing. Both indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered cha gio,…read morecrispy salmon tempura roll, ebi sake tempura roll, and Thai iced tea. It was good, however the crispy salmon tempura roll was far too bread-y which made eating difficult on the palate. And the Thai iced tea was more of a slush consistency with far too much foam on the top. I wish the menu described it a bit better. Also, it's cash only and you'll have to pay 50 cents for a takeout container- which I have never heard of or done anywhere else. The service was ok, not terrible. But we did have to wait a long time at the end for the check.

Wife loves Sushi and wants to go out to grab Sushi anytime see gets the chance. But, I'm honestly…read morenever have been a fan of Sushi, and if we go it tends to be a compromise or we end up going to two different places to eat. But, the great thing about this place compared to other places that offer sushi, is that they have more than sushi from Ramen to Pho. So, I can have some traditional hot ramen with meat, while she can enjoy her cold, uncooked sushi. Won't be our last time to this establishment, well I know at least for her definitely.

No service, bad attitude, horrible food. Help!…read more The wait: 5pm, after seated, needs to wait 15mins before anyone ask us to order, then another 45mins past before food arrives, and deliver to wrong party on the same table. So we need to wait even more. The seat and temperature: seat has no back and hard plus super hot inside during this energy crisis. Outside is 34F but indoors is 83F! Food: noodles are a big lump. What kind of ramen is that? Tasted bad. Just don't waste your time and money.

Strolling the streets of Heidelberg only to find myself in front of a Japanese restaurant with my…read moreall time favorite food...Ramen. What could go wrong? Well the inside was quite busy, but I found a seat in the middle of what I would call a communal table, which was fine by me. I was immediately handed a German menu, which is fine as I can somewhat make out the ramen choices. The problem came when the waitress arrived and began to speak German, which I am nowhere fluent in. I tried to explain that I do not speak German, but she became upset and ultimately walked away. I found out later buried in the middle of the table were English menus, oh well! Kind of odd as I was doing my best to point to what I wanted to order. I flagged another staff member down who informed me that my order had been placed. To my surprise the right items magically appeared after 15 minutes, so that was a sigh of relief. It looked good and smelled good, which was a positive start, but sadly the pork belly ramen and veggies was just not on point. The broth was a little underwhelming and pork belly was not too tasty. Do not get me wrong, it was decent, but not what I am used too. I will say the meal portions were quite large and the overall menu pricing was fair considering it is located in a touristy part of town. Sadly, later I found out our waitress who really could care less about assisting us spoke fluent English, go figure. Not really pegging a star for it, but you are in a business that should strive for customer satisfaction, oh well.

Not very good or authentic. The gyoza was very good, but the Ramen was not…read more You can order food from your phone, but I found it difficult to use. The staff were friendly.

Good ramen spot in a convenient central location. The broth was flavorful and the portions were…read moresatisfying. The place has a casual, modern vibe and works well for a quick meal. Service was okay, though a bit rushed during busy hours. Overall a solid choice for ramen, I'd come back again.

Located in the basement of Galeria Kaufhof is a large Asian grocery store with rice, ramen, sauces,…read moreteas, cooking tools, fruits, veggies, and sweet treats from many Asian cultures and countries. The selection is amazing and for the most part, the prices are reasonable. The store is clean and well-organized. Staff is helpful if you need assistance. I was looking for a specific Indonesian sauce which they didn't sell. Otherwise, I discovered some great items and can't wait to start cooking! www.goasia.net

This Asian store is "Amazing" The varieties of fresh veggies are not only fresh but great prices…read more I'm Japanese/Palau you will find Frozen Tapioca & sweet potato all varieties of frozen fish as well. Lots and lots of Ramen you have never seen before! Different kinds of sauces and Asian seasonings. They also have lots of snacks. They are always busy too. They are very helpful as well and speak a little English but very very well. I was looking for Chinese cooking wine and Asian broth for wonton soup and they had everything I needed. To me, their prices are reasonable and cheaper. Some things such as kimchee base (Japanese brand) was a bit pricey. But everything else was very affordable. I ride the S-Bähn from Vaihingen to to Arnulf-Klett-Platz. It's in a very busy part of downtown and parking is not cheap and not easy to find. Once I get off I find my way to the signs "Königstraße" it will lead you to a stairway going up and to the city you go! Once on the top you will be facing the Main Street so turn around and you will be right at the heart of the main shopping centers on both sides. If you walk down you'll see go asia & a sport wear shop. You need to go into the sport shop and take the elevator underground. Press "U" and you'll be there!

(4.5 stars) Super nice lunch option, could honestly see myself eating here all the time if I lived…read moreor worked near by. The toro donburi is plenty filling and a great rice bowl option, the spicy chili paste added a little kick, but I was hoping for even more spicyness. Without it, the taste might have been a little one note. The kimchi is also quite nice and comes with the lunch menu.

I am new to Mannheim and I'm exploring Japanese restaurants here. So far Senju is my best…read morerecommendation for anyone who want to try a dish authentic, close to one that may be served in Japan. We had Tonkotsu ramen and Yakitori don. Both were very tasty. The restaurant also offered a wide variety of other great dishes such as sushi, tempura, shabu shabu, sukiyaki which I would definitely like to give it a try. Still there were some very little details in flavor and presentation which were not quite right, may be it was adjusted to German style (for example ramen tasted a little bit creamy, and it had much vegetable just like a chanpon). 4 stars because a dinner in Senju is around 15€~20€, a little costly to me.

We went with a pretty large group that took up four tables so we had four different iPads for…read moreordering. As typical, quite a lot of items were forgotten (meaning never delivered to our table) so we re-ordered those. Some items showed up much later... Salmon and tuna nigiri were plain this time... We've learned our lesson - don't visit Kahori with a large group. Too many items end up missing in action, everything's placed on the same plates for sharing, and sometimes the waiting after ordering is quite long. On the plus side, the unagi was wonderful as usual. I'm happy to say I knocked down 17 pieces of unagi nigiri.

READ THIS BEFORE YOU GO!…read more Beware. Eat at your own risk, but I would recommend going somewhere (anywhere) else. When you walk in, the room is clean and looks nicely decorated. The hostess brings an iPad over and explains how to order. 'Order as much as you want, but no leftovers.' Ok. So I can't take any food home, right? Wrong. They will charge you for any food you do not eat! On top of what they charge you for the food in the first place! I'm all for not wasting food, but this feels like a scam for several reasons. Reasons this feels like a scam: 1. The sushi is 90% rice. Nigiri, huge rice ball topped with mushy fish. Rolls, way too much rice wrapped around mushy fish with brown avocado, mayonnaise and dried out out imitation crab meat. Topped with discolored tuna. Tasted as bad as it looked. 2. Gyoza. This was a fundamental nightmare. Undercooked, swimming in oil, falling apart and completely lacking in texture. 3. Tempura. Neither the shrimp nor the vegetables were coated in an actual tempura batter. The shrimp were coated in panko breadcrumbs and the veggies were battered in something thick and heavy. Tempura should be light & crispy. Not swimming in oil, heavy and dark dark brown. ~Remember....no leftovers!~ 4. Shrimp. Poopy poopy shrimp. See my picture for proof. And mushy. No texture whatsoever. Disgusting. 5. Egg rolls and spring rolls. Burnt on the outside, more weird tasting filling and undercooked dough on the inside. 6. Beef noodle soup. Ramen noodles like from the package overcooked to the point of disintegration, making the broth cloudy and starchy. I couldn't pick the noodles up with chopsticks because they kept getting smushed. Beef was chewy and slimy. Another nightmare of cooking techniques. Whoever runs the kitchen is doing not just a bad job, but the worst job. There were so many fundamental screw ups with this meal that I'm shocked this place is still open. When we decided to pay, the hostess came back, looked at the table and said 'oh, we charge for the leftovers.' What?!? No. I told her why we didn't eat the nasty food and she told us we should have told them before we got ready to pay. She said: 'I TOLD you no leftovers!' I told her it was clearly not our fault the food was bad and we COULDN'T eat it. Pointed out all the problems and she told us to just go, it was okay. 'But next time, tell us sooner.' Lady, there will certainly NOT be a next time. I'm sorry there was a first time. Stay away! Your wallet and stomach will thank you.

This place is super delicious and satisfying. So much so, that the line can get nuts and very…read morecrowded inside with people scouting for a table, before they even ordered their food. We were so hungry that we ordered like 5 different menu items and ate them all up! Ensure to order some mandu. There aren't many great things in Stuttgart, but I can say this is definitely one of them.

Was craving Korean food and managed to find this place, GREAT FIND!!…read more As a Korean, eating the food here was quite enjoyable. It's korean style - you order the food at the counter, take a beeper, then pick it up. After you're done, you drop it back off at the counter. Plenty of seating outdoors, and some indoor. I tried the Korean fried chicken (more like popcorn chicken) and got it 1/2 sweet & spicy, 1/2 soy garlic. Both were delicious! Usually I like one or the other better but both were great. The beef bulgogi dumplings were also tasty, good size and fat with filling. Love the dipping soy sauce too! I tried two iced coffees, they offer black (like iced americano) and "Korean style" which basically tasted like coffee ice cream. Both were super good!! I'll definitely be back to try more of the Korean dishes.