Mr. Ramen — Restaurant in Copenhagen Municipality

Exceptional Hospitality and a Welcoming Atmosphere at Mr. Ramen

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Mr. Ramen, and I am thrilled to share my outstanding experience. This restaurant not only serves delicious ramen but also boasts an incredible team of friendly workers and a welcoming working environment.

From the moment I stepped foot into Mr. Ramen, I was greeted with warm smiles and a genuine sense of hospitality. The staff at Mr. Ramen go above and beyond to make guests feel valued and comfortable. Their friendly and approachable demeanor creates a relaxed and inviting atmosphere that enhances the dining experience.

The workers at Mr. Ramen are not only friendly but also incredibly attentive and knowledgeable. They enthusiastically guided me through the menu, offering insightful recommendations and answering any questions I had. Their passion for their craft and the pride they take in serving their customers is evident in every interaction.

What struck me the most was the harmonious working environment at Mr. Ramen. The staff members work seamlessly together, exhibiting teamwork and cooperation at its finest. This camaraderie translates into a positive energy that permeates the entire restaurant, making each visit a joyful and memorable experience.

I commend the management of Mr. Ramen for fostering such an incredible working environment. It is clear that they prioritize creating a supportive and inclusive workplace. This dedication to their team reflects in the exceptional service and warm hospitality that guests like myself receive.

In conclusion, I wholeheartedly recommend Mr. Ramen to all ramen enthusiasts. Not only will you savor delicious bowls of ramen, but you will also be welcomed by a team of friendly workers who create an atmosphere of genuine hospitality. Mr. Ramen is a shining example of how exceptional service and a welcoming working environment can elevate a dining experience to...

First of all this is a 5 star for Mr. Ramen. I have been to Japan and lived there for 2 years. During my time there I had been to many Ramen restaurants, and I mean the Ramen places where the local Japanese visit, not the fast food chain like Ichiran that makes money on foreign tourists. Mr. Ramen is one of the best, if not the best in Copenhagen that makes almost authentic Japanese Ramen. It is authentic other than the part that the owner needs to adjust to western customers’ taste by adding in some vegetables such as corns and lowering the spicy level. Otherwise, you get the real Japanese Ramen. The side spices such as Hachimi Tougarashi (chili powder), Rayu (spicy chili oil) are the ones you find in Ramen restaurants in Japan. Not to mention that the broth tastes good and is freshly made every single day, the Yaki Gyoza (fried dumplings) and Wonton are all handmade by the owner herself. The owner’s family has relatives who own Ramen restaurant in Japan as well. The ppl at the restaurant are also quite friendly. The only draw back is that sometimes it takes time for your Ramen to come to your table, but this also means they cook fresh Ramen and dishes for you! If you want authentic Japanese Ramen at low cost, this is the right...

First up, no more eggs left, which is in itself odd as it is a part of all of their ramen options. Anyway ordered the TANTAN. Almost 40 min. Of waiting and the order comes. I notice something is different. The meat in the ramen had been replaced - WITHOUT any information given. I ask the staff and they said yes, they replaced it with another type of meat since they were out of the original meat. Felt this was very weird not to tell the customer about a change in the order - the staff were rather rude about it and didn’t seem to think it was that big of a deal.. Imaging buying black shoes, and the store runs out of black shoes so instead sends you red shoes, without telling you?! Doesn’t make any sense to me. Now we have, no egg, different meat and 40 min waiting time. Sorry but there is no way you can call yourself MR. Ramen under these circumstances. Overall the ramen was edible but quite bland, the vegetables consisted of canned corn and 1/4 of a tiny bok choy, the broth lacked depth and the noodles were larger than regular ramen noodles. There are definitely other much better options in Copenhagen. Would not recommend, based on staff treatment, tastes and...