Yokohama Ramen Saito

Japanese style and ambience. Not much variety which keeps the quality high, on the table you have many additions (sesame seeds,shallots, chilly flakes/oil, hot sauce etc) to add on to your ramen. It can get really busy so once you are done eating you need to give your space to the next ones. Also have frozen options to cook at home.

This restaurant is truly a cult favorite for ramen lovers in the Netherlands, and after my visit, I can see why. The broth was absolutely delicious—thick, creamy, and bursting with flavor. It was the perfect comfort food on a chilly day. The cold tea served alongside was a lovely touch, adding a unique and delightful element to the meal. The food here is exceptional, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a memorable ramen experience. However, be prepared for a few downsides. Due to its popularity, there’s typically about an hour-long wait, which can be a bit frustrating. Additionally, the seating isn’t the most comfortable, and you may find yourself sharing a table with noisy diners, which can detract from the experience if you’re hoping for a private chat. Despite these minor inconveniences, the quality of the ramen makes it all worthwhile. I’ll definitely be back for more!

We were visiting from the East Coast of the USA. Friends took us here and yes it's quite a small place and there was a wait. Me personally I'm not a huge ramen guy, but my son loves ramen and he ate half of my bowl as well. Every time we mention ramen he drools over this place. He said it's the best he ever had. Forgot to mention while you waiting outside there are some beautiful windmills you can admire.

This place serves the best ramen in Rotterdam and the surrounding area! Sometimes there’s a long wait, but it’s definitely worth it. My personal favorite Tantan spicy salt . They also have a stamp card if you finish your bowl, you get a stamp, and you can collect them to earn a free bowl of ramen.

I had great expectations of Yokohama's ramen given the overwhelming number of 5-star reviews, but I was honestly disappointed in the flavour of the broth AND service. TL;DR: I've had better ramen and service in other ramen restaurants. I would not come here again based on the service, the cooks were nice tho and said goodbye when we left. I chose the Soy Tonkotsu and my bf had Miso Tonkotsu. Both tasted a bit odd. The Soy Tonkotsu reminded me a lot of (Chinese) chicken-ginger broth that I would drink when I was ill - as you can see did not taste like Soy Tonkotsu? The Miso Tonkotsu tasted a bit off as well and had a very particular flavour. But that might be due to the miso they used (as I'm used to the flavour of white miso). Then; the service was displeasing to say the least. We were standing in line at opening (Thursday 17:00) and it was still quiet as there were hardly people before or after us (maybe just 3 groups in total). (1) We were not complete yet, but the lady kindly asked us about the number of persons with a smile, and upon replying her smile instantly dropped - keep in mind that at opening the restaurant was not filled yet - which we found odd. We were asked to wait until we were complete which was fine. (2) Once we were complete, she (while smiling) asked again for the number of persons (4), and here too her smile instantly dropped after us replying. Yet, she let the people behind us in first while we were first in line. But alas, we went in, order was taken, and food was brought to our table. Drinks are self-service and complimentary. All was good. (3) We paid at the counter and were asked if we have a stamp card - which we didn't. And thus we got one. From what I understand, you get one stamp per empty bowl - yet we only got ONE stamp on the new card. Overall, the behaviour of the lady/waitress really left us with an unpleasant feeling.

I am a loyal client for a couple of years now. By far the best ramen in the Netherlands. The broth is super rich, and the ingredients are top quality. Prices are fair too, so this place is quite popular and you can expect to have to wait outside for a bit to get a seat inside. Staff are very friendly and always in a great mood. Dining here always makes my day better ♥️

I love this place, no wonder there is always long line for it. The noodles are made from a flour milled in a windmill in schiedam. Big portion and they encourage you to finish your bowl by giving you on stamp per empty bowl and you collect I think 10 to get a bowl of ramen for free. I have tried all the ramens except the vegetarian one and its all lovely. For people not eating pork there is a chicken option as well.

I came here because this ramen spot was called a hidden gem, as it is located in the middle of Schiedam. But to be honest, the Tonkotsu ramen was not to my liking. It is just standard ramen, nothing special. I’d expect to have more richness flavour in the broth. Also, don't order the Chicken Spicy ramen you will be disappointed. It's just like your slightly better home made instant ramen.. There was a queue when I was there on the weekend, but it moved pretty quickly. The service was also great like typical Japanese restaurant