The Ramen Bar in Dublin

Very good Ramen, and good service. The only thing the tea wasn’t that good and it came with classic tea bags. Anyway we really enjoy it. Recommended

Perfect. The ramen and gyozas are delicious. Service is super friendly and efficient. Fair price!

Huge portions, fairly high prices (€20 for a ramen, but they're very large bowls). The atmosphere is dark but not smelly. The food is VERY tasty. Overall, good.

The Ramen Bar was really cool. The service was super friendly, and the food came pretty quickly. It’s a bit pricey, but nothing too crazy. The place is quite spacious, so you’ll definitely find a seat. Most importantly, the food tasted amazing – really, really good. If you’re looking for proper Asian food, this is definitely the spot. Totally recommend it!

I’ve been to the Ramen Bar before and truly enjoyed the food, but I never realised how large of a restaurant this is! Now I know I can always hide away from rainy weather with some of the best ramen Dublin has to offer. For the spicy ramen, the heat level was perfect for me (I asked for mild).

Amazing! We went because it's my friend's favorite ramen place. We ordered prawn crackers as a starter, which came in 9 pieces. It was more than we expected and the best appetizer I've ever had. I still remember the taste of it. I can say it shared the dragon hot sauce as my favorite of the day. For my main course, I ordered tonkotsu red, with chicken karaage. The ramen was good, but the chicken was even better. The dragon hot sauce, which we had to order as an extra, was delicious and ranked first among the hot sauces I'm struggling with. The staff was polite, friendly, and quick. I was very pleased. I recommend it.

Really nice place, I asked for a vegetarian option- vegetable broth soup and liked it! Good ramen, Not spicy at all

I visited this place while traveling in Dublin. Soup: I ordered the original tonkotsu, but it was a little thin and perhaps a little too peppery. Noodles: They apparently import wheat flour from Kagawa and make them in-house. They weren't too soft, but perhaps lacked firmness. Portion: About 1.5 bowls by Japanese standards, which is a lot. Toppings: Two slices of pork, bean sprouts, green onions, etc., plenty. Overall, it wasn't bad, but if you're expecting something Japanese, it might be a little different. I'm grateful to be able to eat ramen in Dublin, so I'll give it four stars.

The Ramen Bar has the best ramen in Dublin, rich broth, fresh noodles, and amazing flavors every time. A must-visit!

Good food. Nice choice on the menu. Was full with one Ramen. Sorry for not trying more stuff