Yuzu Ramen East Side Mall

Habe noch nie so leckere Nudeln gegessen. Ein ganz besonderer Geschmack. Zubereitung war frisch, Preis (9 €) ok.

Authentische Ramen. Nudeln waren bissfest, die Brühe hätte etwas kräftiger sein können. Die Fleischscheiben sind etwas wenig. Das Highlight war das Ei, das wachsweich und wahrscheinlich in Sojasoße eingelegt war. Der Preis ist für Ramen schon gehoben.

It was OK. Maybe for this price, I would expect richer taste.This plate cost 10.90They accept card and cash

Not the Ramen I ate in Asia before. Small size. Flat taste.

Ist schon eine Weile her, aber ich war damals überrascht, wie gut die Ramen in einer Mall sein können. Und ich war in Japan und kenne das dortige Niveau.

Ganz leckere Ramen, nur eben im Foodbereich einer Mall. Wem das Ambiente egal ist, der findet hier sehr feine Ramengerichte.

I should have read the reviews before ordering. One of the worst poke bowls I ever had: hard frozen avocado pieces, really smelly salmon and lots of salad leaves and carrot. Even the rice does not taste good. Avoid at all costs.

I never ate more disgusting ramen in my life than this. If any real japanese would call that a ramen, they would seppuku" themself. Shame for the wonderful japanese culture.I had a tonkotsu-ramen and it didn't look like the one on the pictures. The soup had an awful taste. The chashu had the consistancy of a gum and didn't had the characteristics of a real chashu.The only thing in the bowl that tasted like itself

Unfreundliche Bedienung

In the world of gastronomy, it's important to continuously discover new flavors and broaden one's taste horizons. That's why my visit today took me to Yuzu Ramen, a restaurant dedicated to the art of Japanese noodle soup. Upon arrival, I was immediately struck by the beautifully presented bowl - a promising start, I thought.Unfortunately, the taste experience could not live up to the visuals. The broth was bland and uninteresting, almost artificial. The lack of nuances made the dish one-dimensional, imparting an undefined flavor that was far from reminiscent of Japan's delicacies.The ramen noodles also fell short. They were slightly too soft and missed the typical, characteristic taste one would expect from a good ramen soup. The result was more of a taste disappointment than a journey to Japan or even Asia.The side dishes were passable but not outstanding. The gyoza were somewhat too dark on one side but overall acceptable. The Tori Karaage, on the other hand, were satisfactory and managed to elicit at least a little pleasure.In summary, I cannot speak of a successful culinary exploration. Yuzu Ramen failed to whisk me away on a journey to Japan and thus fell short of its claim. It's a shame because the potential for an authentic taste experience is there, yet it remains untapped.