Cocolo Ramen X-berg

Coccolo is average in every aspect of my experience. Nice staff, but without attitude. Food a bit flavourless, not the worse, but in Berlin you can have delicious ramen and gyoza quite easily. The ambience is a bit worn with no effort to make it cozier... I have to say, I wouldn't suggest this restaurant if you're in japanese cuisine.

we went into cocolo spontaneously for lunch. i’d been to cocolo in the past and hadn’t been blown away by their ramen. so. this time i went for the vegan rice bowl lunch option which was deliciously packed with nutritious fermented foods, sprouts, the seasoning was delicious on the spinach and carrots in particular 😋 i tried my partner’s ramen broth and the sentiment remains the same. generally: the broth can be more flavourful (not salty) and served hotter (in temperature), instead of lukewarm. curious where they’ll go with the rice bowls 👀

My favorite ramen spot around! The noodles were cooked perfectly, and the broth is rich and flavorful. We can definitely recommend this place – not only for the delicious food but also for the nice interior and friendly staff!

Interesting experience, very nice atmosphere inside, all windows were open, so a lot of fresh air came in. They also have an open green terrace. The worker greeted me at the entrance but didn’t notice me for 10-15 minutes straight after that :( So I couldn’t order for quite a long time, that was unpleasant. If you check the terrace client all the time, please don’t forget about the ones you actually have inside the building 😅 Ordered Tonkotsu ramen (the last possible option on menu) because of its creamy broth. The taste was truly very pleasant, pork belly was kinda too fat for me, but what else could I expect from it haha? 17€ with 10% tips for my waitress for 1 ramen If you are searching for truly Japanese experience and real Japanese cooks and team - this is your choice! 4🌟/5

Pretty disappointing experience overall. We tried a variety of dishes hoping for at least one hit, but nothing really delivered. The tantanmen had a strange, off-putting flavor that didn’t resemble the usual spicy-sesame goodness. The karaage chicken was a letdown too—fatty and paired with an overly salty sauce. Even the pickled vegetables were way too salty to enjoy. The tonkotsu ramen was the most passable of the bunch, but still pretty bland. None of the soup bases had that deep, rich, umami flavor that makes ramen comforting and delicious—it all tasted kind of watered down and flat. To top it off, the waiter seemed visibly annoyed when we asked to pay, which made the already mediocre experience feel even worse. Wouldn’t go back.

I loved it! Delicious ramen as well as Delicious sides / starters. The interior design is really nice. Worth the hype for sure!!! Staff is friendly and the orders arrived fast. Good vibe and good quality over all. I cant wait to be back and highly recommend this place!

A great place to eat Ramen. Japanese pop music of the 80`s and a great service.

Food is absolutely delicious! Very good ramen in Berlin! I had the Tonkotsu ramen and Karage as an appetizer. They were both delicious! The Karage is crunchy and well served, which is fair for its price. The ramen was very tasty. The broth is good condimented and the noodles, although probably not self made, are very good. I was not the biggest fan of the ginger added to the ramen though. My friend had the miso ramen and was fascinated from it. Atmosphere is quite nice. I loved the decoration to make it feel very japanese. Beware that you’ll be sitting next to other people and the seats are not the most comfortable ones. Service is fine, from time to time faster or slower depending on the time of day I guess.