Tonkotsu Notting Hill - (Near , london)

5 /5 Miguel Sandejas: Finding this ramen spot tucked away in Notting Hill was one of the highlights of my trip to London. There was a short wait, as the store is ramen bar style, but turnover is efficient. Service was super quick, and the ramen was amazing! I had the Geki Kara (spicy version of their tonkotsu ramen) and it was so good. The broth is concentrated and delicious without being too thick - the ramen noodles were thin, supple and had a perfect amount of bite. The ramen egg was rich and gooey, the pork was lean and had good texture. Overall, it was an extremely well rounded bowl of ramen that was perfect for the brisk chilly day. I really enjoyed my meal and will definitely come back the next time I visit London!

5 /5 Frankie B: Incredible Ramen restaurant! Really cute little place and absolutely delicious food! Margarita was fabulous and the margarita deal- a margarita, gyoza and ramen bowl for £25 was amazing value! Highly recommend!

5 /5 Kristi Watanayothin: It is the best ramen noodle that I have had since I’ve been here. Their soup is so great. The staff has a super service-oriented mindset! and they are so kind, full of smiles.

4 /5 X M: Perfect choice for a rainy London evening. Notting Hill was unusually quiet, and with only a few other customers inside, the whole place felt cosy and comfortable. The warm broth really hit the spot against the cold. Ramen was nice — chewy noodles, and the egg was perfectly cooked with that bright orange yolk. Still don’t know how they get it that precise every time. Chilli oil on the table is a must-try (though not spicy at all). Slightly disappointed by the gyoza — no crispy base, and it tasted like industrially made frozen dumplings. Overall decent, but maybe I’m slightly biased as I’m not a huge ramen person.