WAFU Ramen Bar -Budafoki- — Restaurant in Budapest

Saw the place from the window of a bzs, got off, thought i'd give it a try. Karaage don was not made with cornstarch, it was not 'wafu' but rather one of those 'nanchatte nihonshoku' (rather thai-ish or chinese-ish) mock japanese places, my order was with spicy mayo but i got it with no mayo, they forgot that part. Place was smelly of cleaning detergent, not appetizing at all, felt like i was sitting in a freshly cleaned toilet. Was a bit cold, no heating. Karaage was not bad, but not really original, do not expect a true jp style. Rice was not sticking together, not japanese style. Karaage was fresh though and was not bad, but was not exceptional either for 4000 HUF. The guys present were...

One of our favorite places in the city when we’re craving ramen! We’ve visited all three of their locations, and each time it’s been a great experience. They make one of the best ramen broths we’ve ever had. You can really taste the quality of the ingredients and the care that goes into the cooking. The service is always friendly and attentive. At the Budafoki location, the only small downside is that the food can take a bit of time to arrive. Besides ramen, we’ve also tried the tonkatsu and the curry, both of which were absolutely delicious. We’ve returned many times already and will definitely keep coming back, I can only recommend this place...

The newest branch of the Wafu chain lives up to the hype. Really good ramen, made fresh on spot right in front of you.

Staff are extremely kind and welcoming, which is always a huge bonus. Only negatives would be the price: very expensive, but I guess what you pay for! We were there on opening day so the limited tables were quite crowded and no AC/fan made it quite hot.. but as I’ve passed by recently there haven’t been as many people so it’s probably a nicer experience. Though, you can always opt to take out and have it at home which still...