Do you have any allergies? Those words were the commonality while we were dining in the UK during…read moreour 2025 autumn holiday. After we were done saying none, we were seated by in a table for two with hearing proximity of our neighboring tables. Yes, this was another intimately spaced restaurant in Europe. Hungry for something warm and hearty, we picked this simply named Edinburgh eatery. Garlic Tonkotsu ramen and Takoyaki were our shared plates that evening. Portions were decent while the taste was agreeable to our Japanese cuisine preconceptions. I got finally got to taste Scotland's Irn-Bru softdrink which oddly tasted like a bubblegum cream soda.

Recommended during my first visit to Scotland. The ramen was good and service was good. I would…read morerecommend. Good place for friends and a date. Family friendly and welcoming. My spouse and I started eating and for got to take photos. lol

Cozy restaurant with a modern vibe. The Ramen and tempura shrimp were delicious. The location is…read morevery convenient to Central Edinburgh. The service was prompt and courteous. Great place for a quick meal!!

Absolutely delicious! We had a bit of. Wait because it's a very small establishment, it it was…read morewell with it. Quick service once seated and everything was very good! We had miso, gyoza, shrimp tempura (perfect crunch and fresh shrimp) and tonkatsu ramen. Highly HIGHLY recommend!

Service was immediate at Ramen Ramen Noodle Bar. I ordered the Black Garlic Ramen which was…read moredelicious with a rich flavour. This is the kind of soup that you crave on a cool day in the winter. Two of my three guests also ordered ramen and both of them were pleased with their choice. Chicken Yakisoba was the choice of guest three. I tried her noodles and they had a very bold flavour that I loved but I'm not sure if I would want a whole bowl of it. Overall we were quite pleased with dinner. The prices were mainly between £14.50 and £16.50 per dish.

The bowls of Black Garlic Chirasu was super for the three of us !…read more My wife's chicken curry was delicious ... Gyosa,Kimchi and Edamame were all delicious appetizers

I was craving ramen for dinner while in Edinburgh, which probably had something to do with the cold…read moreweather. Our choices near the hotel were between Wagamama and Maki & Ramen. We chose the latter due to the fact that I'd never heard of this UK chain of Japanese restaurants. I also found the menu to be unique with the dietary-friendly halal, vegetarian, and GF offerings. Not many Japanese restaurants have that. We were welcomed in with the sound of a taiko drum. They tap the drum when entering and before being seated. I found it odd at first, but now I understand after reading about this traditional welcome. The restaurant was filling up fast. We thankfully were seated in a 2 seater booth by the window. It was completely full by the time we left. All the ramen choices looked fantastic. I've never seen such a huge variety of unique flavors. I was drawn to the Shio Yuzu and Shio Truffle. It was a tough decision, but the truffle won that battle. It ended up being a great choice. The truffle really brings out the flavor of the rice in the noodles. Although, these noodles were already pretty special. I think they make them here. There was a good amount of chicken, and that ramen egg was absolutely delicious. A perfectly made custardy yolk. I should have ordered an additional one. My husband's Spicy Chicken Teriyaki with rice was good, but not great. His words, not mine. I didn't try it because I'm not a fan of teriyaki sauce. The chicken gyoza were also pretty good. I was also super happy with the Yuzu Ice Tea from the Mocktail menu. It was very mojito-esque without the rum. A refreshing drink. The service was good. The atmosphere is very lively. I didn't really get a chance to take pictures inside. The décor is lovely, but more enjoyable when it's less crowded. I'd revisit it again if ever in this region. I may have to try their Black Garlic Tonkotsu ramen next time.

What a nice stumbling surprise on a very cold night after touring Edinburgh all day…read more We got there probably an hour before closing. The staff were very friendly and super helpful with recommendations. We ordered a couple of appetizers and some ramens and I must admit that every bite was mouthwatering

Really good prawn won ton soup! Husband got the Korean style hand cut noodle soup with pork won…read moretons and loved it. Seems to be a very authentic place. First half of menu is in Korean. A very busy place. I'm not too familiar with this type of cuisine but husband was very happy. One little gripe is they don't serve wine by the glass just the bottle. They were out of gin and also Jack Daniels. I am guessing they might only have tiny individual bottles. Husband was happy because they served asahi beer and it was a good price.

It was fine. We came in around 6:30 to grab dinner ahead of an event. We were seated quickly. We…read morearrived at a good time as the wait for a table quickly grew afterwards. Once seated, we were directed to place our order via the website. It required someone to come over to verify, so felt inefficient. We both ordered noodle soup. Hubs order a chicken and mushroom and I ordered wonton noodle soup. Mine came within a reasonable amount of time, but it was at least 20 minutes before Hubs arrived. He was a bit rushed to finish to get our event. I ended up going up to the cash register and asking to close out while he finished eating. My wonton soup was truthfully just basic. I order this as it is my comfort food but didn't find it nostalgic.

13 years since i did my first review of Sumo. It has not dissapointed at any point during those 13…read moreyears. A real gem of a Sushi bar. Plently of alternatives if not everyone in your family has a craving for sushi. I left tonight having enjoyed another tasty meal not to mention a warm sake.

Service was very friendly. Food was pretty good, huge portion of miso soup! Nice that they had…read moreoutdoor seating.

Nice small restaurant tuck away in busy city center! We went in when they were just opened. I don't…read morethink they take a reservation. There are many selections to choose from, including special menus listed on the wall. I had yuzu shio duck ramen. The duck slices are juicy and soft. I could find a few pieces of yuzu in the broth. The sushi and its fish/shellfish is not that good.

we got the soft shell crab roll and it was SUPERRRR yummy. the ramen as well was alright I think I…read morewas disappointed with how the chicken was cut because the skin was still on. But still a nice flavor to the dish and the service was super nice. Inside the restaraunt is cute as well

This place sells expensive, faux Asian food. The Ramen is not good and is not what it claims to be…read more There are Japanese restaurants in Dundee that serve real ramen and cost less. Avoid, eat where you can get the real thing for less.

I had never ventured into Wagamama before I actually read the menu. When we changed our cinema…read morebooking from Omni Centre to Ocean Terminal, I didn't quite fancy any of the dining options located in the centre until I remembered that they had a Wagamama and was curious of what it had to offer. So I checked the menu and decided that the chicken ramen would appeal to me the most. As we arrived, we were shown to our table which was by the window and was great for people watching. To drink, I ordered a tropical smoothie which was very nice! As my ramen arrived, I picked out the onions (hate the things) but ate what I could of everything else as it was very filling. The noodles, chicken and broth were very tasty with a huge portion size too. I couldn't actually finish all of mine as the bowl was huge and we had to get to the cinema to see Girl on the Train. So yes, I will be returning to Wagamama as I liked it the most out of the eateries we have tried in Ocean Terminal.

Tried out the noodles bowl and it's so lovely. My partner loved it. Highly recommend !!!!!read more

Japanese food. the ramen was good and spicy…read more The service was fast and good. Pleasant atmosphere

Hole in the wall restaurant that worth the journey. You have to brave the advocates close and…read moremanoeuvres down perilous cobble stones but if you make it there is a treasure trove of fresh delicious sushi, sashimi and tempura. Not sure if it's BYO so enquire before. The wine list is expensive and I did notice a £900 bottle of sake..go for the food.

We visited Kanpai in Edinburgh on April 8. During our visit, a waiter closed the door and severely…read moreinjured my son's finger. Aside from giving us a bag of ice, the staff showed no apology or concern. We were extremely disappointed by the lack of care and responsibility demonstrated in response to the incident. We will not be returning to this restaurant.