A massa não é original, todos os ingredientes e temperos são comprados no supermercados. Nao vale a pena pelo preço. É fui má atendida nas duas vezes que fui com amigos. Não recomendo.

Demos a sorte de ter Rámen de pato no menu do dia. Espetacular! Chegar cedo é fundamental para conseguir lugar.

Excelente Ramen. Recomendo vivamente

Good food, friendly staff/owners. Dishes tend to change from one day to the next. You can check these as well as opening times on their Instagram. It has a nice kitchen ambience. You can order for takeout.

A quaint and simple hole in the wall, and all you could need or want from a noodle bar. Wednesdays only have one option - vegetarian. Other days is one meat one veg. Everything is made right there. A noodle bar that has every condiment you could hope for is a good noodle place in my eyes (peanuts, limes, multiple chilli items, vinegar, fried onions etc). I made myself cry adding more and more of the garlic chilli vinegar - I just couldn’t get enough. The cold lemon and ginger tea was a beautiful refreshment. €10 for the soup and tea. Ps - it also appears to be dog friendly! I was greeted by a beautiful little dachshund.

Gostei do espaço em si, o ramen vegetariano estava muito bom, já o atendimento podia ser melhor um pouco mais de simpatia não fazia mal nenhum. Space with good and different ramen, I try the vegetarian option, but need to improve the costumer service and have more info drinks cost

Muito bom Estava tudo óptimo Vegetariano e com carne Perfect!!! :)

Ramen soup was basically just a chicken soup, no other flavors, Ramen was not well cooked, they stick together. Doesn’t taste like Japanese Ramen at all, make be the concept is a mix between Japanese Ramen and Vietnamese Pho? Well, this two things doesn’t get alone very well. With 8€ in Lisbon, this Ramen could be better. Because the famous Ichiran Ramen in Osaka cost less than 7€.

Uma grande tijela de massa num caldo que tanto pode ser picante ou simplesmente aromático. Não me fascinou particularmente...

very nice and small place, huge soup for 7 euros, somewhere between pho and ramen, but it neither claims to be one of those, which is very sympathic. regarding versatility in taste, the vegetarian option slightly wins ;)

Having lived in Asia for more than a decade, I didn’t find the noodles anything special at all, unfortunately.

Ate here for lunch whenever I got the chance. The space is tight and small, so be prepared to get cozy and possibly wait a minute for a seat. Friendly staff, a supreme chef always making new specials, and delicious fresh noodles ... what else could you want? Get the kafta for a starter, it's amazing!

Came here specifically to try the pho because I missed it back home. It was good but it didn’t taste like authentic pho. It tasted like pho if I were to make it at home but it was good. *NOTE, the bathroom door there does not lock so beware and there isn’t much room to eat at the restaurant. It’s just a small countertop that has room for 5-6 people I believe, but luckily we didn’t have to wait. Also, not sure why the chef seems so irritated all the time. She never smiles and kind of makes you feel unwelcome like you’re a bother by going there. I thought it was just me getting that vibe but my husband said the same thing before I could even mention it. Maybe it was just a bad day. ‍♀️

Imagine you have a few days in town when your wife visits. You wanna take her to this place. You arrange all appointments of the day around that visit, going there early in order to avoid queues. Then you arrive at 11:30 for a very early lunch, ... and she says, naturally and without any regret: "sorry, there is no food; yet; only around noon, ... or maybe at 12:30. Yes, I do open at 11:00, but there is no food at that time". So, why open a place at 11:00 when nothing can be served? Why do all Ramen places in Lisbon have to have this horrid level of professionalism? Happy Noodles kills you with salty broths, Koko Ramen is so slow that you die while waiting and this one doesn't even bother to be ready when opening the doors. How much I miss Liberdade in São Paulo, and little Japan in Düsseldorf.!!

Very good spot to eat a delicious ramen. Situated in a cool neighborhood of Lisbon. You can eat on the spot and also take away. Great meal!!

Lovely restaurant serving delicious, fresh noodle soups! I had a chicken and lemongrass rice vermicelli for luch which was amazing, but the menu changes! The sausage appetizers are extremely tasty. An intimate bartop set up, perfect for a solo lunch or dinner for two.