Was macht man nicht alles für eine Qype-Medaille Who is…read morelooking for a good and cheap lunch in Augsburg, is definitely right on the city market. From a good pot of baked goods and delicious dessert to good Asian food you can find everything here. My favorite is the Japan Point - Sakura. Weather permitting, the shop mainly lives of the many "tie-makers" at the beer tables. On the positive side is that you get first offered only rods, but that should pose no problem, for example, the rice is wonderfully tacky. Main courses cost 4-7 EUR, the service is friendly and above all the preparation takes plus "delivery" to the table a few minutes.

We waited over an hour for this ramen. In 30 degree (F) weather, at 8:00pm, ON A WEDNESDAY and it…read morewas sooo worth the hype. We got in a mere 4 minutes before the place closed but they were nice enough to seat everyone right up until 9:00pm (closing time). We were told by locals that this is the spot for ramen, the best spot, the only spot that always has a line :) we got the miso specialty ramen and loved every drop of the soupy goodness! (+ a beer because you're in Germany, what else would you get?)

We decided to try this place because of the number of reviews and we waited close to 1.5 hours to…read moreget seated for this place. The smells were amazing and the eagerness helped drive the hunger. Unfortunately the hype did not meet our expectations. We ordered the dumplings which weren't to write home about. I ordered the special and nothing about it was really a stand out. Good portions and great service is all I can say.

Best ramen I've had in Munich (tried 3 places) while on a week-long trip. Pretty close to authentic…read moreones I've had in Tokyo and Osaka, so definitely recommended for ramen lovers. It seems chicken-based ramen is the usual in Munich. A bit different than the standard chashu pork one would find elsewhere. Also tonkotsu seems rare here, mostly shio or shoyu or maybe miso. Nevertheless the chicken was excellent so no complaints. The staff did mention that the other Takumi restaurant close by does serve chashu. Also there are limited ones (30 a day?) with tonkotsu broth but I came in too late. Highly recommended for those looking for an authentic ramen to mix things up while in Munich!

Nice little sit down. Restaurant seems to be run by real Japanese staff so it's more authentic than…read moreexpected. Had Aoi ramen, simple shio-based ramen. It seems many ramen shops in Munich are chicken-based (tried 3 this week) so it's a change from the usual Chashu I get in Tokyo or Osaka. Nevertheless a tasty meal and a nice change from all the German cuisine we've had all week. Oh interestingly enough, the Japanese waiter spoke only German (not sure if they understood my English), which I don't speak. Switching to my broken Japanese saved the day. What a funny situation--speaking Japanese in Munich to get my order in whilst on holiday!

I love this place. It is small and has delicious ramen. It is helpful to book a table in advance…read more They tend to get busy and often can't take walk ins. They also have a daily special ramen that they only make so much of. I have yet to have it but I can only imagine the pure joy and taste of success when I finally make it there in time for it.

From the owner: Wer auf der Suche nach authentischen Sushi ist, der ist bei uns im Kamato in Bogenhausen am…read moreArabellapark richtig. Denn hier gibt's in gemütlicher Atmosphäre frische Sushi-Kreationen, Ramen und warme Gerichte für echte Gourmets: Ob klassische Sushi Varianten wie Maki, Nigiri, Sashimi oder Chirashi - für Fischliebhaber genauso wie für Vegetarier - oder warme Udon mit Fleisch. Übrigens: All unsere Speisen gibt's auch to go!

This is such an underrated restaurant! The food is excellent, even though they divide the menu…read morebetween Japanese and Vietnamese food. The owner says they love the ramen the most, but I loved the crispy duck and bun the most. There's really not a bad order. Even the tofu they make it perfectly crispy outside and soft inside. Keep in mind that it's cash only so don't forget to bring some! There is no restroom inside and there's no outdoor seating. It's a pretty small interior so you might have to share a table.

Super delicious! Quick food and great service. Some of the best I've had in quite some time - ramen…read morebroth is super flavorful!

Great ramen! Nice staff! Good Price! Something else?…read more Ok apparently yelp wants something else, so here I go: -it's clean -the ramen are very customizable due to extra toppings -it's a very small and cosy place so you might not get a seat but the get takeout and sit down at the Isar

The mango roll was exquisite. That alone bumps the taste value level to a 4. All else will not…read moredisappoint, but will not be as memorable. The place is serene but you have a outdoor window to a lively street. Enjoy

The quality of food was very good. We ordered Tonkotsu ramen, dragon roll sushi and salmon sashimi…read more Overall was satisfactory.

The miso soup was delicious. I had the bento box as well. Would recommend both. Staff were friendly.read more

+ very high quality + very delicious…read more+ food is prepared in front of you + very entertaining + social activity (table is often shared with unknown people) + very friendly staff + rather cheap lunchtime specials + Japanese drinks (optional) - expensive - time-consuming I've just recently been at Manyo's. Every time it's spectacular and outrageously tasty. It's a very good way to show others what food in general and restaurants should be like - joy for all senses. Especially recommendable are the multi-course meals (Akane, Wakana etc.). I've never had better beef than here and even tofu is okay, which I usually tend to avoid. Fish is delicious as well, of course. Moreover, the desserts are a feast for eyes and palates and the chefs try to explain the whole procedure while throwing food around. Due to mixed tables you often get to talk to other intrigued guests. The atmosphere combines traditional Japanese elements with very modern ones. Mind you it's not a sushi-bar, but a Japanese restaurant that also serves sushi. Conclusion: Must-see! One of the best ways to spoil one's palate. But save some money first.

This restaurant in the center of the Augsburger high class restaurants (Schertlinstrasse) is the…read morebest japanese restaurant what you can find here. I would say that the balance between price and quality of food is very value. Ten portions are good considered and at the end you wont have the feeling that you ate to much. It is the perfect size! If you come at the time as a typically japanese (early) to the restaurant you don't need any reservation. If you come a a German, please give them a short call and reserve a table. They speak very good japanese, though and the Germany is outstanding good. Everything is original and the support and service is perfect for a dinner with your be loved!