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I recently visited Ramen Ippudo at ICONSIAM (ICOM), Bangkok, and had a great experience overall. The ramen was delicious, with rich flavors and high-quality ingredients that really stood out. The staff were very kind and welcoming, making the meal even more enjoyable. One thing to note is that the restaurant does not offer vegan options—only vegetarian ones—so this may be limiting for fully plant-based eaters. However, if vegetarian dishes work for you, the quality is excellent. Overall, I definitely recommend Ramen Ippudo for its tasty ramen and warm service.

Ippudo is a worldwide famous ramen chain from Japan with restaurants in Taipei, New York and Bangkok. They are famous for their tonkatsu ramen, so I had to try it out. The restaurant has a cool location right next to the waterfall, which is an immitation of that in the Singapore Airport. Just like the waterfall the ramen was good, but in the end just an imitation of something better. The broth lacked that umami punch you expect from a tonkotsu ramen and the chatsu was slight undergrilled. Still decent. The staff was super friendly and the location cool too.

Their service and atmosphere are quite good, but their food is way below my expectations. Their food is probably the worst in all the restaurants I visited in Thailand. I ordered a gyu don, gyoza and noodle. The noodle is the best among the three dishes, but it's still below average of Japanese noodle. The Gyoza is the worst. Gyoza in 711 is better than theirs. Please try to avoid this restaurant unless you just want to enjoy the water show nearby.

Lovely place to dine. As it was a weekday, it wasn't crowded, and we had a table where we could eat and appreciate the fountain show next to the restaurant. My ramen was very good, and I enjoyed the chicken kaarage which was different from what you get at most places. The staff was friendly and attentive. I would recommend this place for a meal.

If you are vegan or allergic to egg you might as well skip it. The real Ippudo in Japan sells vegan ramen that I had before and loved. So I saw 2 vegetarian ramen, queued 20 minutes for it, just to be seated and be told they only did egg noodles. There were almost no vegetarian/vegan friendly side dishes either mostly just fries for over 3 euros. Tiny print says that tax and service charge both are not included. Staff didn’t understand me well when I asked if no egg because English was so so. Only tell me just egg noodles. Isn’t this ramen restaurant with vegan options in Japan? Why on earth only offer 1 type of noodle? Literally the rest of the broth and toppings were vegan. Big waste of time

I loved their special tonaktsu spicy ramen and special shoyu ramen was also good. Chicken karage was tasty but didn't had that feeling of regular chicken karage. Juices and all were good.

Famous Japanese noodle “ramen” chain restaurant. Taste is as good as it gets and not disappointing me. Dropped by for quick meal and satisfied with their fast service which is as expected.

Lunch was perfect!!! Everything you saw it was incredible nice, I like my noodle firm and they made it perfectly. Crispy corn was lovely as well.