MOMO Ramen

Great variety of ramen to choose, they also have vegan options. We tried 3 different ramen and also szechuan style gyoza, all of them were super delicious. I ordered the Tori Paitan and it was my favourite amongst them all, the broth was creamy and umami. Better to make a reservation beforehand, but we were lucky enough not to wait too long. Price-wise, it’s a little bit expensive

Food is nice, clear it is homemadegood quality. Nice side dishes as well. Little bit on the expensive side. Definatly not for people in a rush. Best to have a reservation before as well. Mostly you will spend time waiting so before arriving make sure you know what you want. Waiting after food is also possible. We waited a long time to even pay. İnside is very small and tight. Atmosphere is as if i am going urbaxing in an abandoned area. But as mentioned before the food is really good.

The food can be a hit-or-miss. My friends' bowls were ok, while mine was extremely salty. The quality doesn't really justify the high prices. If you pay with card, the device will ask for a tip (10-20%) which I find very rude. Needless to say this will be my last visit.

Food was good, one of the biggest Ramen menus I’ve seen in Hamburg with a ton of vegan options. The restaurant space is small so there’s a chance you’ll have to wait on busier nights. Overall, good experience!

The food is great, you mouth can expect delicious vibrant spicy combination 😋, so don’t play lottery and make yourself a reservation 💪. Service is professional and easy going, just be ready for some moderate noise.

We finally found our ramen restaurant in northern Germany. Very authentic food! (That we can say after spending three years in Japan.) One small downside: the beer selection should be expanded!!! They definitely need a good wheat beer on tapor in a bottle! By the way, Japan has some very good microbreweries ;-), not only Santory, Kirin or Asahi

An optical understatement. It doesn't look like a really good ramen restaurant but it definitely is. I have enjoyed a very delicious ramen with a superb sake and home made ice tea. Can definitely keep up with the good ramen restaurants in Japan I was there this year too! Definitely on my favourite list now. :3

A very busy eatery, even at 4pm. A booking is recommended. Large portions, and an extensive menu. Tasty ramen. Lots of cool Japanese drinks. Heartwarming on a cold Hamburg day.

It was absolutely amazing! I lived in Asia for 16 years and had amazing Ramen in many places from Hong Kong to Japan and other places. I did not expect to have Ramen this good in Hamburg, Germany. Highly satisfying, and the service was also incredible. Great stuff!

We were greeted by the friendliest staff! We were sat upstairs and the walls had these beautiful drawings and graffiti. We ordered the spritzer drink and a flight of sake. DELICIOUS and goes very well with the soup. The ramen noodles were the perfect texture and the soup was perfectly seasoned. It came with perfectly cooked eggs with creamy yolk that just melts in your mouth. Let's just say we left this place feeling beyond satisfied. Everything was over and above our expectations.

Classic Japanese ramen. The thick broth with the in-house lemonade are such a great match

Great new ramen place in Hamburg. Both owners have done their homework and travelled through japan learning how to make the best gaijin ramen. They offer different ramen types from tonkotsu over tantanmen to shoyu. Excited to see how these guys develop. UPDATE MAY 2018: Both owners have continued to improve and bring new items to the menu. They take great care to stay authentic and still present their own ramen style, without trying to copy exact styles. Always tastes great.

It's really good ramen, but a tiny place that I would only go to with reservations right now. We had reservations for a party of 4, on a Friday night at 6pm. They opened at 6, everyone was waiting outside, and the entire restaurant was full once they opened. We ordered drinks and starters pretty quickly. Great selection of wine, beer, sake, and cocktails. Drinks came and were tasty. The 2x pork bun starters were delicious; the bun was too dry IMO and hard to bite into, but the pork was perfectly done, overall still a good dish. I got the regular Shoyu ramen and it was good. The broth was tasty, not too salty, the pork was perfectly cooked - falls apart when you cut into it, and the egg was just a bit runny - perfect. It was pretty plain ramen though, I wish there was seaweed or more variety of ingredients available. I'm definitely going to try the different styles they offer. The restaurant is uncomfortably small though. We were seated in the upstairs corner and you have to scoot past several chairs and jackets to go anywhere. The downstairs area has 1 door, which seems really awkward to sit down there and be freezing anytime the door opens. Just get reservations early for a good spot I guess.

We've ordered the Sapporo and MOMO style spicy ramen. Both delicious and a very tasty broth. The MOMO had just enough spice to it and the chicken hack was delicious. Just maybe don't wear a white shirt cause the red sauce will splash and stain it. The restaurant is small and the tables are very close to each other so you have to squeeze yourself in between to to sit down. With people coming in and out through the front door, the downstairs area can get pretty chilly. Decoration however, was pretty cool. Better make a reservation for Friday night as it can get really crowded.

Great selection location could be better but the building is great personnel is very friendly and polite. They speak english and German. quality is exquisite and also the drink selection is great.

Kaboom this place is awesome, make a reservation. If you want a some really good food, the Ramen is sensationell the staff is super friendly and the place in self is very cool, with all the Art on the wall, love it, promise I come back

From service to the actual food everything is absolutely delicious! I be been there several times now and the Ramen reminds me of the places back in Toronto. My last visit I ordered the bao buns. One pork and one chicken. Both were delicious but the chicken was very very dry. For the ramen I ordered the Tantantam. The broth is soooo rich and delicious. It almost like a gravy. It also has szechwan paper corns in the broth which leaves your tongue and lips feeling very funny. Almost like they tingle. I don't know how to explain it but this was the only part I didn't like. Otherwise this place is a must try!

This was the first time I tried ramen, so I cannot compare it with anything else. However, I can say it was pretty good!

The first ramen I have tried was in nyc and I fall in love, I moved to hamburg and was dying to find a good ramen place here and finally I found Momo and I must say must be the best ramen I ever tried

I grew up eating Japanese food in Asahikawa city and Hamanaka. I had been missing ramen for a long time, as I have not been back to Japan since 2017. Unfortunately I was disappointed with the quality here at MOMO. Maybe I caught you at a bad time, or ordered the bad things on the menu, because I did not serve authentic ramen or Japanese food. For an appetizer I ordered the momo buns for 8 euros. It mimicked Chinese gun bao, which is traditionally served with pork. I ordered mine with pork but served chicken instead. I was worried I got the wrong order with another table (especially if it was a table who was muslim because they can not eat pork). I told the child waiter quickly however he assured me it was pork, but then retired saying it was chicken (very confusing). The mantou (buns) were old because they were very dry and crumbled in their hands. Normally They Should be steamed fresh before serving so thatthey are soft and warm :) Then menu itself was quite confusing Because it had food from all different parts of asia. From kimchi (Korean) to szechuan pepper (Chinese), I recommend trying Japanese spices like Sansho Japanese Pepper (!). Also they had no green tea! only chinese teas I ordered the shoyu ramen with pork. It was strange because it was served with pork broth not chicken. The soup itself was not balanced - it was overly salty so I could not finish. I took it home and tried it with better soup. The noodles were wrong - they reminded me more of chinese stirfry noodles. Overall the ramen reminded me of instant chinese noodle soup, maybe try mate more Japanese flavors so it is more authentic. I understand that Japan is on the other side of the world, so that's why a lot of people here in Germany think that the food is good. I do not think they are well educated about proper Japanese cuisine.

Great food, great service even for non German speaking guests, great beer. The ramen was some of the best I have had! I would eat here again but I leave for Amsterdam to enjoy ladies of the night.