Slurp Ramen Joint

Ramen restaurant · Adelsgade

Slurp Ramen Joint

Ramen restaurant · Adelsgade

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Borgergade 16, 1300 København, Denmark

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Tokyo-style ramen with bold flavors, innovative twists, and great broth  

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Borgergade 16, 1300 København, Denmark Get directions

slurpramen.dk

kr 200–300

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Borgergade 16, 1300 København, Denmark Get directions

slurpramen.dk

kr 200–300

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The 38 Best Restaurants in Copenhagen, Denmark | Eater

"Since opening its doors back in 2017, Slurp has helped foster a ramen trend all over the Nordic countries. Founder Philipp Inreiter, a protege of Noma, traveled around Japan and came back with a passion for broth and noodles. The ramen is Tokyo-style and Inreiter doesn’t hold back on the spice, making a bowl perfect on a cold winter’s day. The ’nduja miso ramen, a recent addition to the menu, has earned a bit of hype, contributing to the shop’s one downside: the lines. People have been known to line up for two hours during the weekend lunch rush." - Anna Norström

https://www.eater.com/maps/best-copenhagen-restaurants-1
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"Known for its standout ramen and pork dumplings, Slurp Ramen Joint is a go-to for Japanese noodle soup in Denmark. The no-reservations policy means lines form early, but the quality and taste are worth the wait." - Coolstuff Team

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Dan Matutina

Google
Slurp is a cozy ramen joint that delivers a solid bowl when you’re in the mood for noodles. The Shio Ramen is light but flavorful, while the Veggie Ramen is surprisingly hearty and doesn’t feel like a compromise. The gyoza is fine and the Nduja Miso ramen is just okay, leaning more on the novelty side than the must-order list. Still, the vibe is casual and welcoming, and the ramen itself is satisfying enough to keep you warm on a cold Copenhagen day.

Quynh Anh Diep

Google
Fusion Japanese ramen, the sashimi was good, the rest was not absolute terrible. The most disturbing part is that you have to pay after every time you order something, also kinda small space if you sit at the bar and they expect us to just squeeze in :)

Rebecca Hughes

Google
Perfect dinner for a cold and rainy day in Copenhagen! Veggie ramen was perfection. Friendly staff. Had a lovely orange wine and the alcohol free beer was great.

Fei

Google
The best noodle dish I have had in Europe. The restaurant definitely knows how to make ramen in a proper way. We were lucky to arrive before long queue on the rainy day. We had Shio Ramen, the seafood broth was a little bit salty for me, but it made the noodles delicious and I did not feel bad after having spoons of the broth. The fried chicken was somehow just average. We liked the local kombucha and rice beer.

Peter H

Google
The staff is very friendly and speaks very good English. The menu is small and has 4 different ramen options. The broth is very rich and tasty. The price is not very cheap and coming to that I would have loved to get the pork meat grilled, it was cold and more in the style of roast beef. The noodles where a little bit sticky which made it hard to slurp the noodles because they all wanted to come together at once, but that’s a small detail. There was quite loud music and the seats were very close to each other so it felt a bit tight to sit at the tables. I would definitely recommend this restaurant because they have a very good broth which I think not many ramen restaurants outside of Japan are good at.

Alicia Afza

Google
Saw the nduja butter ramen all over my Instagram and knew I had to try it for myself! Lucky that my hotel was just opposite! Got tempted by the aubergine starter which was extremely delicious! Very happy with the ramen, super innovative and although quite different to the ones I had in Japan, I thoroughly enjoyed it and would happily recommend it! Next time, I’ll have to try the chicken karaage!

Om Prasertsom

Google
Delicious ramen and tea paring options. Great service by the staff who offered a small portion of tea for tasting too! We came at 1 pm on a weekday and it’s not busy, quite a relaxing place for lunch during the shopping tour in the area.

MN

Google
Best veggie Ramen I’ve had! The prices are a bit high even for Copenhagen, but the quality is right. The ambience is nice, just note that it’s not a cozy sit down for bigger groups as it is on high chairs and not facing each other