Naniwa Noodles & Soups

Edited with more photos. Probably this is one of the best Asian restaurants in Germany and maybe x-countries. It is so popular that you need to go 15 min before they open, otherwise you would need to wait in the queue for an hour. Almost everything is good and tasty. Yet, our best seller is the tan tan noddle soup. The restaurant is well know for their homemade food and stocks - soups. Here you will enjoy a homemade noodles, without artificial flavours. To keep time efficiency and while you are waiting in the queue, which is outside, the staff gives you the menu card and take your order. Then you need to pay upfront before sitting. I'm not fan of that but I could understand why it is done. The venue is not very fancy, but after tasting the soup, you do not care about the venue. Great place to eat Asian dishes.

During my stay in Düsseldorf, I chose this ramen shop mainly because other restaurants were not open at the time, and this one had good reviews. As someone who often travels to Japan, I must say the ramen here is not exactly authentic. Of course, one cannot expect the same level of authenticity in Germany, but the flavor was still enjoyable. The karaage was decent, though the skin could have been a little more crispy. Flavor-wise, it was fine, and the price was very reasonable. The fried gyoza was average—more like typical deep-fried dumplings, whereas I personally prefer the traditional pan-fried style. Overall, the food quality was above average, especially considering the affordable price. What deserves special mention is the Japanese waitress. Her service was excellent and added a very nice touch to the dining experience.

The food is quite good and reasonably priced. The staff is friendly and attentive, also speaks English. The weird thing was that you’re supposed to pay upfront, even though it has table service.

The queue for this ramen says it all. Delicious, hot authentic ramen broths and perfectly cooked ramen noodles and eggs. If you’re a fan of ramen, this is the place to go on Dusseldorf. Definitely recommend the tantanmen and stamina ramens with chase. Seating is quite close to other tables but not too much of an issue, there are baskets to place your outdoor coats and bags. The fried gyoza we ordered was also excellent.

Whenever we visit Düsseldorf we never miss to eat here. We have been a customer since 2012! Never have been disappointed with the food. Staff is also very friendly. My favorite is the Chanpon ramen. Finish your meal green tea ice cream. The only downside is the long wait times - there’s always a queue outside no matter the day. Our tip: go during opening hours — then the line is only half as long 😂

great food! food and drinks were served very quickly. we visited on a Sunday, and had to wait in line for almost an hour due to technical issues. 15 minutes before they opened, they handed out the menu so we could order in advance. once we entered the restaurant, we had to pay upfront, which i thought was time-efficient.

Have been here multiple times. I am always impressed at how efficient and organized this restaurant is. There is a hostess who takes care of the line that is quite long especially at peak hours. Food-wise, no criticism, just delicious - if you are looking for a high quality ramen or noodle dish, there is plenty of choice for nearly every taste! It is located in the Japanese corner of Dusseldorf and among many other Japanese restaurants. Don’t forget to add your lava egg on top 😜

If you’re a fan of ramen and similar soups, this noodle and soup restaurant is a must-visit. Their menu is filled with a variety of ramens and Asian-inspired soups that taste kinda authentic and delicious. Each bowl is crafted with care, featuring rich broths. The portions are generous, and the flavors are spot-on, making it the perfect comfort food. The staff are friendly and welcoming, always ready to recommend their favorite dishes. The warm, cozy atmosphere and good service makes it worth the waiting line.