Yuzumuk — Restaurant in Munich

Unfortunately another non-genuine Japanese style restaurant. The owners are Vietnamese as is quite common in Munich these days.

The food quality is mediocre at best. The Ramen for example are made from instant noodles (as can be seen on the photo), they weren't even properly boiled. Most of the other ingredients also seemed premade. It's scandalous to charge 12€ for this, I can make instant noodles myself obviously. The Gyoza also looked and tasted like they were taken from the freezer compartment.

The interior of the place is quite nicely decorated though, it's clean and the staff was friendly, service quick.

If you're looking for genuine Japanese, go somewhere else, but that'll be difficult. In Munich it feels like 90% of "Japanese" restaurants are in the hands...

I recently dined at Yuzumuk and enjoyed their delicious Ramen. The flavors were authentic and truly satisfying, showcasing the chef's skill. However, I found the portion size to be smaller than expected, leaving me slightly hungry after the meal. The ambiance of the restaurant was pleasant, and the staff was friendly and attentive, enhancing the overall dining experience. Despite the portion issue, I appreciate the quality of ingredients and the effort put into each dish. If you're looking for flavorful Ramen in a cozy environment with excellent service, Yuzumuk is worth a visit. I hope they consider offering slightly larger portions to match the fantastic taste. Overall, a great place for Ramen enthusiasts, but be prepared for a petite...

Ordered the curry udon and was served a standard udon soup base with what must have been a teaspoon of German curry powder. Absolutely not what you would get in a curry udon anywhere else. Pretty inexcusable considering even restaurants in Tokyo would make it with the off the shelf roux and how it isn't that hard to get anywhere in the world at this point.

To top it off it had wakame (something you would never put in a curry) and the beef was dry even in the soup. Udon was Al dente. Also the most expensive udon at 11.50 euro.

Honestly should be taken...