Oh yeah! This tiny…read moreplace is a short walk from a major indoor food market, and it's absolutely worth a try. We wandered in just looking for some simple ramen, and left with full bellies and eyebrows arched out of surprise. I had a simple chicken and rice bowl, and my friend had the vegetarian ramen. We were both skeptical about a vegetarian ramen, but WOW! I had to steal a few spoonfuls of the broth to pour over my rice, and it was a great decision. This was my first time having a chicken bowl and I never suspected such a small dish could have such a mighty impact on my palate. It's a simple chicken and rice bowl, with fantastically simple yet elevated flavors (great texture on the chicken). Absolutely put this place on your list the next time you're in the Altstadat area.

Place is small but food comes out fast…read more I arrived a minute before the place reopens (or so I think) in the afternoon (which is 5:30pm) and they were almost full. There were kind enough to put me at the bar. I got the Tonkotsu ramen with Chili oil and it was divine and bursting with flavor. Noodles were done perfectly and I had a marinated egg that was cooked to perfection. There was a line of people outside waiting when I was done. Really glad I came since I had a taste for Tonkotsu since Ichiran in NYC.

Excellent ramen and services here at Muku. My husband and I actually first heard about this place…read moreat Ramen Museum in Japan where their ramen was one of the handful ramen restaurant showcased at the museum (yes, you can actually eat there!). We had an overnight layover in Frankfurt and decided to visit for dinner. We were not disappointed! I ordered Miso Ramen, which was made with pasta dough. Apparently, they had experimented with making noodles using locally-available ingredients. What an idea. This might have made the noodles more substantial and made me full quicker but it tasted great! Broth was thicker side but complimented the thicker noodles well. An order of miso ramen was very generous in quantity. We also enjoyed plum wine and citrus (yuzu) sake. They were both really yummy!

Visiting one of my favorites again. Service is great. Food is Oishii! Try the Ramen obviously.read more

Come here for authentic Sapporo-style ramen! This means miso broth ramen with corn and butter as…read moreHokkaido is famous for corn and dairy products. We also tried the gyouza and karaage which were very good. The staff were Japanese and very nice. The restaurant website and phone number do not seem to be working right now but it is definitely open. It's not possible to make a reservation and you just have to show up and wait in line. It moves quickly though. This is very much like how it is in Japan. Highly recommended! Thank you!

I arrived at 6:00 pm, and I had to wait for a table outside in the cold. I am ok with that, but the…read morecouple in front of me had a small baby. I would guess the baby is about a year old, and they had to stand in the cold to wait for the table. In the meantime, there were seats & tables available inside, and even there is space available for everyone to wait inside. After waiting for 20 minutes, I waited another 5 minutes without anyone acknowledging there is a customer waiting for a many. I had to request the waitress to rush my order (I was ready to leave). The noodle was served quickly, this is the only thing that made me happy. When I picked up the noodles with the chopsticks, I noticed there was a good-sized noodle lump sitting in the soup. I had to constantly push the lump to the side of the bowl. The soup base was so thick and sticky. This would normally happen when the noodle is cooked in the soup base and the starch makes the soup sticky. However, I believe the ramen should be cooked in hot water separately before the noodles are added to the soup base. I ordered the Cha Shu Ramen, and the two thin slices of Cha Shu were so sad....my noodles shouldn't have cost me 26 Euro. I want to say it is overcharged. I am ok to pay 26 Euro, but you need to give me the 26 Euro worth of food and service. I am surprised to see such a high rating for this restaurant.

My first experience with Sapporo Ramen. I came in just…read morebefore the lunch crowd started to rush in and was seated at the bar. My choice fell to a bowl of Butatama Miso Ramen and a cup of green tea. The ramen was very yummy, but could have used a bit more kick. The staff indulged me and provided a bit of chili. The green tea was made from a regular tea bag which I found a bit disappointing. Quick and friendly service. They offer you a bib to avoid stains on your clothes. :) You can get a free points card to redeem for gyoza and ramen upon collecting enough stamps.

Amazing Ramen! Probably the best broth I have ever tried with Ramen, it was so delicious. The…read moreportions were quite big so you will definitely be full. Takoyaki balls as an appetizer are a MUST, especially if you've never had them, delicious and freshly made. Everything tasted very fresh and delicious, atmosphere was great, and they have a loyalty card! Make sure to check their website for the gyoza-at-half-price day.

Came here for a try. I found the size of sushi was quite tiny. The broth and noodle of ramen are…read morefine but I was not impressed honestly. Especially the roots of bean sprouts weee not removed. In general, this is a place for comfort food but not that unique from my perspective.

Food was good and most staff were very friendly. We made reservations but were hurriedly shown to a…read moretable in the corner near the kitchen , which they hurriedly set, and waited a long time before the one older hostess came to take our order--apparently none of the other younger staff could take our food order. She wasn't very friendly and was not in any hurry to help us. Frustrating as we were two of only a few people in there. Nothing like everyone racing by us and not paying attention to us. Would elect to get takeout versus going through that again.

Half a block from Frankfurt (Main) Hbf, Aunty Zhong is a small unassuming place that gets its share…read moreof Chinese clientele. The main draw is the noodle soup. Several different types. Menu is all about noodle soup. I had to try this place because of the plentiful good reviews on Yelp and I am sucker for Chinese food overseas. The broth is balanced, not too salty or thick. The noodles are perfectly chewy and the meat is on the small side but enough to appreciate with your noodles. There is a small helping of cilantro and onions, as well as a small portion of sauerkraut. Yes, I have had pickles on the side of noodle soup and in Germany, sauerkraut works well! One beef Noodle soup with a bottled water came out to be about USD 14.

Worth the return…read more This is a local dive similar to the one we discovered in Toronto: both places we saw after the meal and still decided to go in - I just can't say no to delicious dumplings. This one is near the main train station Hbf and sizable, compares to the Toronto's. It doesn't have a staff making dumping by the window. They serve the dumplings in a soup or broth. The dumplings are good - thick skin. They've cold drinks and few beers. The outdoor seating area is shared with another restaurant.

If you want a unique taste of Japan, come to Konamon. It made me discover Japanese cuisine in a…read moreway I never knew and I am still salivating just thinking about their okonomiyaki. Mmmmm..... So basically if there is one country that I'm completely enamored by the food but don't know a whole lot about it, it is Japan. Sure, we have all had sushi and ramen, but I have never really had too much else aside from hibachi style whatnots. I find sushi in Frankfurt not too great, but I have found some decent ramen here. I just never really thought much else about Japanese food here until I went to Konamon. You won't find ramen or sushi on the menu at Konamon. They specialize in okonomiyaki and takoyaki. They also offer some small dishes for appetizers. All is reasonably priced. They also have Kirin on tap. I ordered the pork okonomiyaki which was more or less a bacon like product as well as one order of octopus takoyaki. Both were stellar. I had the spicy miso with the okonomiyaki and their special house sauce with the takoyaki. Another great thing about this place is that I can walk there within 15 minutes and I have a bad feeling this could be dangerous for me in the future. Discovering this gem may be one of my summer highlights. The customer service is fantastic here and prompt. The takoyaki does take about thirty minutes to cook, on the other hand, so be prepared to wait a bit and enjoy a Kirin in the process. I don't have anything to compare this place to as I have never had Japanese food in Japan or even just Japanese food like this. But I left satisfied and feeling like I discovered a place I will go back to quite often, so I am extremely happy.

Had German yaki. Unique combination--okonomiyaki with…read moresausages and potatoes in it. It tastes really great.

To be honest, the spicy ramen is much better than I expected, and the price is fair also.read more

I was dining solo and had already bookmarked this restaurant since I knew it was close to our…read morehotel. So glad I did! Typical to winter in Frankfurt, the weather was cold and windy. As I had mentioned previously, it is difficult to find spicy food in Germany. I needed to wake up my taste buds to venture into the city and this was a great spot. The restaurant is large for a German eatery, bursting with orange ceiling lamps and large benches. Completely brightened by the large windows. I was greeted immediately and the gal brought out an English menu for me. Of course, I was in the mood for a big bowl of ramen, and they had a nice vegan option. While waiting, I sipped on a cold green tea and I watched the world go by outside. I love people watching! Pretty quickly, the steaming hot bowl of ramen arrived. Full of veggies and enoki mushrooms that I love. Of course, it had zero spice but still was tasty. There are a variety of hot sauces as well as Togarashi, so I pretty much added each one into my food. The noodles had a nice bite to them and the veggies were still crisp. Great food and super customer service!

Clearly a new restaurant, the service was really good. The 50 euro salmon specials is worth it for…read more2 people. However the interior is not themed appropriately to the Sushi restaurant vibe.

Friend wanted to come here so we did. I got #53 which was their extra spicy ramen. I was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the chewiness of the noodles which was awesome, but the soup didn't have much flavor beyond being spicy. The pork was soft and tender but didn't have a lot of flavor. Portions were good for around €10 for the bowl, service was nonexistent.

We had a great experience at this Frankfurt ramen shop. Craving something other than German food…read morewas an often thing for us on our recent travel to Germany, and I was dying for a good noodle soup and something spicy. We walked to Home Ramen, which is super close to the Zoo and our apartment. There was only one lady working there, she had a great handle on English (which helps), and the menu had a variety of appetizers, noodle bowls, and entrees. I got a very spicy chicken ramen bowl with onions, mushrooms, greens, chopped chicken, soba noodles, spicy peppers, and chilies. It was flavored perfectly, and just enough heat to make me almost break a sweat. Perfect balance! My lady got a toned down soup with the rice noodles and veggies, with tofu. She liked it a lot but wished she had gone a bit more flavorful like my bowl...though the chili oil and flavor enhancers at the table helped. It was a relatively inexpensive meal, very nice servers, an amazing ginger tea, and we both enjoyed it immensely. Just like home!! ENJOY!!