I got the tonkatsu ramen. The broth was very flavourful and the noodles were a good texture and…read moreconsistency!! However the egg and the meat were cold when I got it. I've also been to the one in zurenborg which I feel is better just for that fact. I will definitely give it another chance though. The ambiance is very laid back and good for meeting up after work.

I had really high hopes when I first heard about Umamido. A good ramen restaurant is something I…read morereally miss from living in the States. The prices are a bit high compared to what I'm used to in America - 7 euro pork buns and 15 euro bowls of ramen. That said, the pork buns are fantastic!! By far the most delicious part of my meal. I have to say, though, I'm a bit jealous when I compare the pork buns I received with the pictures I'm seeing now on Yelp - I would have loved more pickled cucumber and scallions! Perhaps it's because the usual chef wasn't working that evening. For my main dish, I ordered the tonkotsu ramen. It was very good, but not the best I've ever had (a bit salty and not enough vegetables). I'd definitely go back again!

I was looking for a quick bite after my long flight. Came…read moreacross this little restaurant in a very nice area by central station. This is a typical conveyor belt sushi bar. There was no other customer when I walked in. The taste is decent but nothing extraordinary. You pay for a plate depending on its color. I ended up paying 27 Euro for 5 plates.

Definitely has a feel of a chain restaurant, and felt very clean and spacious. Conveniently located…read morenear Central station, you can expect that prices are higher here. Personally, I thought the food didn't taste like authentic Asian food and the price was much too high for what I got. They also don't bring out all the dishes at the same time, which they did warn us about in advance, however my friends were nearly finished eating by the time I got my meal. If you want Asian food, I would suggest you walk a bit further for Chinatown. Try here if you're not too picky about Asian food and you're looking for a quick meal that takes ticket.

The outdoor table in sunshine made the ramen shine; the soft center of the egg in the ramen, once…read morepierced, oozed richness into the broth; I loved the minced pork because you get some in every bite; the curls and twists of the semi-toothy noodles are playful fun; the knotty/grainy-ness of the wooden table was actually rather beautiful, and set off the vivid colors/shapes/textures of the brothy bowl; the side garnish - - was it a kimchi watermelon? - - delightful and refreshing; nice balance of ingredients and textured accents, and all around delish. A sensual adventure, this meal. Great staff.

Stopped in on a drizzly afternoon. The space is tiny, consisting of about 7 counter stools, one…read morefour-top table in the back and about 10 short stools near the front window. We started with the pan fried dim sum which was excellent and followed with the pork ramen. The staff was delightful and were nice enough to provide me with a fork since I'm chopsticks illiterate. Beer, wine, and water only. The Beerlao is quite tasty!

So found this place on a spur of the moment. Was traveling in Liege to get a waffle (must do btw)…read moreand my two friends started talking about Japan and ramen. Found Ninja Ramen near shopping and the theater district. Walked in just after opening so no trouble finding a table. The atmosphere was nice and they gave attention to details to make you feel like you were in Japan. Our server was very attentive and spoke English, French and German and was well briefed on Ramen and Japanese culture. Great drink selection and ramen options. Food was good and would have given the place a 5 but the ramen was from a package and still in block form when arrived at table. After some patience and stirring it was good to go. Can definitely see returning.

One of the best poke bowls I've ever had. I love their presentation, food quality, and…read moreaffordability. You can place an order using the QR code at your table, which I thought was a nice touch. Food came out very quickly, and great experience overall. Wanted to try the stone plate, but didn't get a chance to. I love how the salmon poke bowl included mango and imitation crab. Would have preferred a stronger wasabi, but the wasabi mayo wasn't bad.

While dining at Dadawan on May 18th, 2024 a server dropped an entire tray of dirty plates, glasses…read moreand cutlery on me. Why exactly the server chose to demonstrate his 'strength' even after several people at the table suggest he take two trips was not entirely clear. After many apologies the manager assured me my dryc leanng would be looked after. After three emails I have yet to be responded to. I have submitted a jpg of the bill and absolutely no contact has been made. \ Highly disappointed in the service. Food was good, service and managerial oversight were and continue to be extremely disappointing.

I accidentally found this place as we walked around the city and I decided to go back to grab some…read morelunch. Unfortunately we didn't have time to dine-in so we had to take out but the food was very nicely packed abs since our walk was short the food was still warm and fresh. The service was really good. The waitress/ cashier/ perhaps owner was very friendly. The food was very tasty.

This quaint corner has an economical menu for fast Japanese food. Something not found in Antwerp,…read moremaking this place quite potential. The bento menus are fair and diverse. Though many factors made the stars diminish. The atmosphere is awkward and the place just opened, so you have empty walls and sings made out of markers. Also a chicken ball that was offered was uncooked (making it dangerous to eat) being replaced after our dessert ... Personally, I think that after more experience and confidence this place will grow and be strong. Like I said this place has potential. Just an advise: if they would add Ramen to their menu it would be a gold mine in Antwerp. Ramen is a delicious fast Japanese food that does not exist in Antwerp, so ... why not?

Aangenaam restaurant. Heel lekker eten…read more Schotel van de chef is een aanrader. Vriendelijke bediening.

From the owner: KURIYA is a Japanese restaurant specialized in ramen, donburi and other homemade dishes…read more Our ramen soup is based on slowly cooked broth made with whole chicken and various vegetables. There are two choices of flavour, Shoyu (Japanese soy sauce) and Miso (Japanese fermented soybean paste.) Look forward welcoming you at KURIYA !

Okay, really a 3-star place but because this was exactly what we were looking for to satisfy our…read moreramen craving while abroad, it gains an extra star. A disclaimer: I realize that I'm probably spoiled by the mass of ramen joints that are in the Bay Area. As a result, I judge ramen places pretty highly. The 3-star rating is not to say that the ramen was terrible, but it is certainly not ranked among the best. Tonkotsu Ramen. Usually when I think of tonkotsu, I think of a rich and flavorful broth, as tonkotsu is traditionally stewed from pork bones for hours and hours. This broth fell a bit short of flavorful. The noodles, pork, and toppings were delicious (I always appreciate a perfectly soft boiled egg), but the broth is really what makes or breaks a ramen to me. Kara Miso Ramen. For those who like a bit of spice with their ramen. Or maybe not a bit of spice? I'm usually a super wimp when it comes to spice, and the slightest hint will have me reaching for a glass of water to rinse it all out. This one didn't do too much for me. I felt a little bit of heat lingering on my tongue afterwards, but I was expecting a bigger kick. The meat on this bowl was also a little dried out. I can definitely see why this place would do well in this neighborhood; it fulfills a need that is missing, which is exactly why we ventured into Umamido. Great for an area that is slim on authentic ramen choices; not so great for someone who comes from an area that is saturated with ramen.

I surely will not recommend that place, don't worth the price, no taste (put the extra egg)…read more I could also talk about the disrespectul student staff...the only japanese vibe you will get is the Honda Motocompo they show in the front window (very nice).

A very nice Japanese restaurant in Ixelles!!…read more The interior is modern contemporary / Japanese. Really nice decorated. You really feel in a modern Japanese restaurant. There is a big table that people share and they give enough space in between. We had as a starter the typical Japanese dumplings. And they were delicious. You really should try them out. The main course was also very good and tasteful. The service was good and they spoke french and dutch ( not easy to find this combination in brussels ;) ) I'll go back for sure !!!

While on a business trip in Brussels I got stuck in a horrible hotel on the Avenue Louise and was…read moreover the moon to find a Japanese restaurant in the neighbourhood. Now, little did I know that this was gonna turn out to be an awesome restaurant! I liked everything about it: The decor is minimalist, juts concrete and wood, most of the the tables are benches, the owners/staff are way hipper than I am, and the food sounded promising. I ordered some Sashimi for starters which was a good choice and the Spicy pork ramen as a main, which turned out to be excellent! My spot at the bar allowed me to see the food coming out of the kitchen, and the Tuna salad looked amazing and would be my go to try next time round! The staff was very friendly and attentive as well. I'm definitely gonna come back, next time I'm in town.

Great place newly opened with traditional local cuisine. Dishes are simple and authentique.similar…read moreto panda in chaussée de Wavre. The hot pots are so comforting