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Overall, the place is pretty good. Location, vibe, proposition of food. A bit pricey—ramen costs 10 euros, i mean there's nothing particularly fancy about ingredients in ramens. But I do like that the marinated eggs here, they are just right, not overcooked, but slightly fermented.

Pasta Soup. 90% pasta ramen. Ramen are ok, salty, and basic. Donuts are hyped. Service is great. Nice ppl. great music. This place just trying to do everything - burgers, ramen, steak, coffee, donuts, ... Also it looks like a 90s diner. I would skip this one.

Donut roulette, who will get what? What reactions will there be? Who picked the best / worst donut? Overall, Oreo wasn’t anything special, just crushed up Oreo’s on top of a donut. It was sweet, so we enjoyed it. Salty caramel donut, fun flavors, who doesn’t have two opposing profiles? Quite tasty. The winner was biscoff donut, having an interfering interior and crunchy outside, definitely was all of our favourites. I once tried a dark chocolate donut and I absolutely loved it, never found it again in the store (you have to come early). Oh how I love donut roulette, we share the flavors of three for the caloric terrorism of one, you must try it with your friends. Definitely the best donuts in Warsaw. Thank you MOD 🍩 🔫 p.s. loved the rituals collaboration, I still have the hand cream 🙏

I ordered Tanranmen Ramen and it was really, really tasty, although a bit too spicy for me. I also ordered Hibiscus Donut, it was absolutely amazing. I would totally recommend. I loved the place and the cost atmosphere there. 🌺

Both ramens were very good. The broth was warming and I liked the veggies in it. The soup was a strange but a cool combination with a donut. I especially recommend the hibiscus one. 🍜🌺

Usually not leaving much reviews, but this one truly deserves the biggest praise! Very chill approach, kinda self-service and no showing off. But the food and atmosphere is outstanding! Saw a bunch of negative reviews, and to hell with all of them. Thanks to whoever opened this place, I’ll be a regular now

A popular place worth a visit. Only 4 stars, as the ramen was very tasty but pricey for Warsaw. Donuts look nice but taste was average. Service did not come with a smile. But that doesn't mean I wasn't satisfied with the quality of the food.

duck ramen every single part was perfectly made: ramen noodles to the point, soft and juicy duck meat, roasted (burnt) leek, perfectly made egg in soy souce… and the broth itself no extra ingredients just to focus one’s attention to the basic stuff. good!!! wine: 🇪🇸 catalonia - blanco natural (bn) cloudy dark yellow not filtered nor clarified. everything hand made (harvesting and bottling). lemon, salt, yeast, hay, gooseberry, green apple, citrus, lemon zest very pleasant, savory, salty. good. the spot is definitely worth detouring!!!

Can't comment on the food -- wasn't so much as able to even get a menu. Came during Saturday lunch and yes, granted, it was busy, but no one was frantic or working hard. All the staff was leisurely taking care of other stuff -- no sense of urgency at all. I asked for a table for one person and the cashier looked at me like I was an idiot. After another 5 minutes of standing at the counter waiting for acknowledgement or a menu with multiple staff members making eye contact and ignoring me, I decided to leave. Horrible service.

I really did like this place, but I think my favorite thing (from the limited selection I tried) was the freshly made bread. There was something so simple and insanely delicious about those hot rolls. We tried the oysters and I hate to admit that the rosewater-lemongrass foam borders a bit on the soapy side. It has a rather off-putting residual flavor and it simply lacks the bright acid that oysters crave. I did like the "parfait" reasonably well, which was a pate served with some truffle powder and jammed cherries. But then again, that had a lot to do with my obsession with this bread. Happy to see they carry local beer--some of the best I've had in Warsaw.