I was looking for a ramen place after a morning of shopping and saw that this place was rated very…read morehighly on Yelp and Google. Interior is very nicely decorated and it was a little bit busy around 2 PM on a Monday. The service was very fast though. I got the miso buta tama ramen and it was average. The noodles had a good texture. The soup broth was overly salty and I was so thirsty after my meal. The vegetable was also slightly undercooked. Sadly, not a very authentic ramen spot I think I would categorize it more of a fusion spot. I'd be open to trying other ramen spots around but won't come back to this place.

The food was served promptly. The chicken app was delicious and serviced hot. The warm saki was…read moregood and the ramen bowl is large with good veggies. Broth was tasty as well. I'd come back.

Food was fantastic! Service was good, wait staff were friendly. They open at 8 not 8:30. Make a…read morereservation or get there early if you don't want to wait to long. There is always a line and it fills in fast. If you're staying close by they have a take away shop rt next store. It's a relaxed atmosphere but tight quarters like most places in Barcelona.

Was amazing our waiter was the best and everytime we went there he served us and we became friendsread more

Stopped here on vacation to Barcelona. Just steps away from my hotel, I had a hankering for Ramen…read more We ordered edamame as an appetizer and a cold Kiren and still water. The edamame was average, and the beer was cold. Wifey ordered the Chicken Karrage with kimchi and rice. Delicious!!! I ordered the Cha Siu Ramen extra spicy. This has got to be one of the best ramen bowls I have ever had!! The broth was phenomenal and spiced right. I'm definitely making my way back here before I have to fly back home!

So glad I found a ramen spot in Barcelona. Large portions and rich soup were great to share, and…read morethe tofu side dish was light but well seasoned. The servers created a welcoming atmosphere and were accommodating to my broken Spanish. The decor and ambiance made this a cozy spot to have a good meal.

This Japanese ramen bar has rich broth and perfectly cooked noodles. Seating is a bit limited,…read moreespecially during pandemic times. We waited almost an hour to be seated for lunch in a weekday. The staff came to give us the menu, didn't introduce or recommend anything but my husband and I have been to enough ramen restaurants to know what we want. It was a super cold outside so I was craving something hot and soupy. My tonkotsu ramen was delightful. The broth was very rich and amazing. The noodles are cooked perfectly. My pork was flavored well. I like that they provide spicy seasoning with their ramen. The portion was the perfect amount for a single person. My husband loved his spicy tonkotsu.

Lovely little place that I ran into when I was wondering around barcelona. The ramen tastes really…read moregood I love their pork and chicken mixed broth, super tasty. The portion is not so big but it gets you full. Service is fast. Good place to switch a little bit if you are craving ramen

Great little place with a small, authentic menu that we've eaten at a few times. The three house…read moreramen speacials are great. It's focuses on being authentic rather than playing to the Spanish taste. The "spicy" ramen was not that spicy, so we needed to add some hot sauce. Portion sizes are not massive, but great for 1. Staff are friendly, but busy. Great place in the winter. Recommend booking on a Friday and Saturday night.

Ramen in Spain? Well, that's what I was seeking after I spending more than a week outside of SoCal…read more Distance makes the heart fonder, and this applies to good food too. From this experience, I started realizing how lucky I was to be living where I am, where all types of GOOD food is available and at my finger tips. In other words, I hate to admit it, but I miss ramen... even when in Spain. And so today I caved... and visited Fan Shoronpo, a recommendation from a lady (and major foodie) who worked at our hotel! The spot was only 10 minutes away when walking and when we arrived we were seated down immediately for a very early dinner at 8pm (it seems like most Spanish eat at 9:30pm). Looking at the menu, they sold items that were Japanese and Chinese with dumplings and inari sushi being some of the appetizers and different types of ramen being highlighted. My dad and I got the Tonkotsu Ramen while my mama got the Miso one and all were about 10EU with the option of extra noodles for 1EU and eggies for another EU. The food came out relatively quick and soon we were enjoying our bowls of ramen! This Spanish-style ramen was different in one obvious way... there was only one slice of Chasu... how interesting and kind of skimpy, compared to what I'm used to in the States. However the portion size of the ramen was just like at home and while the noodles were just as chewy and yummy, the Tonkotsu broth could have used more flavor and creaminess, because after all, it is Tonkotsu. The ramen came with cabbage, spinach, and the single chasu, though adding the egg was a good idea since it was gooey and soft boiled to perfection! While this bowl of ramen was not as amazing as what I usually have, I would say it works pretty well and it met my expectations that for a bowl of ramen found in Europe. The space is comfortable and staff is super nice and accommodating of tourists as they spoke pretty great English and had menus that were easy to read. Though they recommend reservations, they may not be required on a weekday as when I came in around 8pm at opening time it was fairly empty. But then again, they did mention that they did have a party coming in at our table around 9:30pm so we would have to bounce by then so if you want to be safe, call ahead. So when in Spain and craving a bowl of hot steamy noodles, come out to Fan and give them a shot (oh, and maybe their dumplings too)!

We've lucked into great Japanese and Chinese food across France, Portugal, and Spain. This was not…read moreone of those great places. In fact, this was one of our least appetizing meals of any type over 4 weeks of travel. Some of the worst ramen of any restaurant I've ever tried. The fried rice was not much better. With all the great restaurants in Barcelona, there is no reason to eat here. Noodles were not ramen noodles by any stretch of the imagination. More like pasta masquerading as ramen. The broth was thin and disappointing. The tonkatsu was not crispy but was limp and oily.

It's kind of like a cool meets east modern japanese joint. The service was ok but the food was…read morepretty good. I had the soft shell crab roll.. It had all the crunchy veggies and texture going on. The rice was a bit warm but cooked well. I would definitely order this again! Agedashi tofu was crispy and light in a fragrant broth. It was legit! Cucumber sunomono was obnoxiously large but tasted great: crunchy, sweet and tangy. I just have an addiction to sunomono and this one didn't disappoint. Menu is large, full of the foofoo shishi rolls. Cool, clean, modern restaurant in the heart of Gracia. It's good!

First night here in Barcelona and chose this place because me and wifey were having a late (1030…read morepm) dinner and this was closing at 1130 pm and close to our hotel and had good reviews on Yelp! I gave it 5 stars considering we are in Barcelona and was close to the taste to other ramen places I've had in my lifetime (ramen in Japan, Vancouver, LA, Seattle, San Diego etc) If I was to compare it to the best ramen Ive ever had (Ichiran in Japan), it's likely would be a 3.5 but we are in Spain so it gets a 5. Ordered kimchee based on peeps comments and it was decent but we didn't finish it. Servers were nice and spoke English The Banoffee was good and was new to me. Worth a try I'd say try it if you want something different than tapas. Lots of local ate here

Mostly Japanese, with a little Korean, Chinese, and Thai cuisine in the mix... your typical…read morepan-Asian restaurant in this corner of the world. I arrived for a late lunch (according to American standards, of course, as it was probably perfect timing for the rest of the Spaniards in the restaurant) and was quickly seated. I had gotten my filling of tapas during my stay in Barcelona and needed a bit of palate cleanser with a hearty, flavorful bao filled with meat -- a bit like an Asian taco, if you will. I stood firm in my order despite it feeling like heresy as "ramen" is in the name of the restaurant and a quick look around me revealed that most of the tables were definitely enjoying their ramen. Still, with things like pad thai and kimchi on the menu, I felt like I had permission to indulge in my cravings. I dug into a starter of some chicken karaage (Japanese fried chicken) that came with some homemade teriyaki sauce on the side. The chicken was perfectly crispy and the teriyaki sauce complemented its flavor instead of being too overwhelming. But the order did seem a bit on the pricier side at €7.50, which is basically the same price as one of the baos, so I think I would've ordered an extra one instead. As for the baos, I got three: the pork, the chicken, and the shrimp. They all tasted very similar to each other -- the pickled cucumber and carrot on the pork and the sauces on the shrimp did most of the heavy lifting, so I barely tasted the difference in meat. There are other places that ofter this bao delicacy in Barcelona (my reco would be Boa Bao) so come to Koku Kitchen for the ramen and gyoza instead. I did appreciate the decor of the place, especially the flower placed in a brown apothecary-esque bottle and the dim, hip vibes of the bathroom.

Simply incredible! Best kimchi ever. Kaalbi and on …read more.. Photographs could not do justice to the senses of enjoyment we experienced.

Absolutely delicioso!!! The food was very authentic and I'm happy to say that it doesn't cater to…read morethe Spanish palate. Which is probably why there were so many Koreans eating here. The people are nice, but they seemed a little overwhelmed. I guess that's to be expected of a new, family-owned restaurant. I hope they stay in business for a long time. I'm definitely going to do my part to help them.

When you're tired of tapas - yes, it's possible - Barcelona serves up cornucopia of cuisines from…read moreall over the world. This place is as good as anything I have had in New York City. Fresh and full of flavor that will make your mouth dance. Get out of that tapas rut and cleanse your palette here. Then, you can carry on with your tapas crawls.

Service was okay and food was okay. I enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant…read more The find lacked in flavor, but was prepared well using fresh ingredients.

I highly recommend eating at Ramen Dining Yu!…read more I ordered some Nestea and sake along with gyoza and ramen sio that included chicken, a boiled egg, and cabbage. Everything was cooked to perfection and the hospitality from the waiter was even better. I even ordered some dessert afterwards even though I wasn't up to it because I wanted to support the business even more. That's amazing to have that affect on a customer!

​A japanese restaurant run by Koreans in Spain was questionable, but there seems to be a population…read moreof Asians here, so going to a restaurant like this is inevitable. It's a semi-industrial decor, lots of group seating, a low sushi bar and very open kitchen. The menu is not that extensive, it mainly consists of ramen and sushi with some appetizers. The staff was alright, it wasn't too crowded, but it took a few minutes to be recognized. I got the miso ramen...it comes in two sizes, normal and large...the large is something comparable to what you would get in the US, but double the price of the normal size, which is quite sad and basically a snack. It comes with pork, seaweed, half an egg, and corn. The broth itself is pretty thick, a bit salty. The noodles are not true ramen noodles, they're very thick egg noodles, but since I like noodles that's ok. Overall, this place can become pricey but the food is decent.