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Ramen Daikoku
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Ferry Building
107 Quay Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
DFS Auckland
22 Customs Street West, Auckland City, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Te Komititanga Square
8/10 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
The Cloud
89 Quay Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Pou Tu te Rangi
Te Ara Tahuhu Walking Street, Britomart Auckland, 1010, New Zealand
Tepid Baths
100 Customs Street West, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Quay Street Waterfront
Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Waterfront Park
Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Cathedral of St Patrick & St Joseph
43 Wyndham Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Viaduct Lookout
Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Nearby restaurants
McDonald's Britomart
Cnr Queen And, Galway Street, Auckland City 1010, New Zealand
Ahi.
Commercial Bay Level 2/7 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Daikoku on Quay St
148 Quay Street, CBD, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Ortolana
33 Tyler Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Botswana Butchery
99 Quay Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Harbourside Ocean Bar Grill
Ferry Building 1/99 Quay Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1001, New Zealand
Gochu
commercial Bay Level 2/1 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
BurgerFuel Customs Street
13 Customs Street East, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Cafe Hanoi
Tuawhiti Lane, 27 Galway Street, Britomart, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Perch Britomart
23 Galway Street, Britomart, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Nearby hotels
Mövenpick Hotel Auckland
8 Customs Street East, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
InterContinental Auckland by IHG
1 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
SO/ Auckland
67 Customs Street East, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Fable Auckland, MGallery
58/60 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
M Social Hotel Auckland
196/200 Quay Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
The Sebel Quay West Auckland
8 Albert Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Auckland Harbour Suites
16 Gore Street, Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Quest on Queen Serviced Apartments
62 Queen Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
JW Marriott Auckland
22/26 Albert Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
Millennium Hotels and Resorts
Level 7/23 Customs Street East, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
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Ramen Daikoku

1 Tyler Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010, New Zealand
4.2(291)
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attractions: Ferry Building, DFS Auckland, Te Komititanga Square, The Cloud, Pou Tu te Rangi, Tepid Baths, Quay Street Waterfront, Waterfront Park, Cathedral of St Patrick & St Joseph, Viaduct Lookout, restaurants: McDonald's Britomart, Ahi., Daikoku on Quay St, Ortolana, Botswana Butchery, Harbourside Ocean Bar Grill, Gochu, BurgerFuel Customs Street, Cafe Hanoi, Perch Britomart
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+64 9 309 2200
Website
daikoku.co.nz

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Featured dishes

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Fukuoka Tonkotsu Ramen
Shinjuku Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen - $18
Asakusa Yuzu Shoyu Ramen
(Japanese citrus)
Karaage Chicken Don
Teriyaki Chicken Don - $17

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Nearby attractions of Ramen Daikoku

Ferry Building

DFS Auckland

Te Komititanga Square

The Cloud

Pou Tu te Rangi

Tepid Baths

Quay Street Waterfront

Waterfront Park

Cathedral of St Patrick & St Joseph

Viaduct Lookout

Ferry Building

Ferry Building

4.4

(712)

Open 24 hours
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DFS Auckland

DFS Auckland

3.9

(312)

Open 24 hours
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Te Komititanga Square

Te Komititanga Square

4.8

(23)

Open 24 hours
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The Cloud

The Cloud

4.2

(768)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Hidden Auckland Walking Tour
Hidden Auckland Walking Tour
Sun, Jan 4 • 9:00 PM
Auckland, 1010, New Zealand
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Waitomo & Hobbiton Guided Tour departing Auckland
Waitomo & Hobbiton Guided Tour departing Auckland
Tue, Dec 30 • 6:45 PM
Auckland CBD, 1010
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Explore the world of the honey bee on Waiheke
Explore the world of the honey bee on Waiheke
Sat, Jan 3 • 9:30 PM
Waiheke Island, 1081, New Zealand
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Nearby restaurants of Ramen Daikoku

McDonald's Britomart

Ahi.

Daikoku on Quay St

Ortolana

Botswana Butchery

Harbourside Ocean Bar Grill

Gochu

BurgerFuel Customs Street

Cafe Hanoi

Perch Britomart

McDonald's Britomart

McDonald's Britomart

3.5

(1.5K)

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Ahi.

Ahi.

4.6

(624)

$$$

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Daikoku on Quay St

Daikoku on Quay St

4.4

(276)

$$$

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Ortolana

Ortolana

4.5

(732)

$$

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Reviews of Ramen Daikoku

4.2
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3.0
3y

A few months after my previous 5 star review, they changed the menu and up the price. No problem with all that but the taste changes the same time, boo… The ramen now come with half egg but it’s always well done (you won’t get the soft boil egg showing on the menu). No more fresh spinach on top but cabbage and carrot… Even the chashu tastes and looks very different. Soup is also a let down, taste more like powdered soup, lack the depth and the noodle is also different. Curry and karaage however thankfully still taste the same. But the fried rice is off the menu. So in general a big let down. The staff and chef is still the same and lovely but the humble soul food is just no more. Sad.

—— My previous review: —— We’ve been dining at this place for maybe more than 15 years? I think this branch exists probably longer than that. Food is super affordable, servers you fast and efficiently and you will leave with a full belly without your bank account crying out loud. The best value is the ramen combi (you can choose your fav ramen plus a side e.g. karaage chicken/small friend rice/gyoza) The best flavoured ramen (in my opinion are the shoyu and tonkotsu). The flavour of the food wasn’t quite up to their standard the last time we visited, hopefully they can get back on track. Also, since COVID restrictions have been lifted and more people pouring into city every weekend - I hope they can consider open on the...

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1.0
2y

The most disappointing aspect was the unpleasant taste of the food and the terrible services . First, the ramen – the broth had a faint flavor with an odd hint of instant noodle seasoning. It lacked the rich, hearty essence of authentic pork bone broth and seemed artificially concocted. Furthermore, the ramen's egg, which should ideally be a soft-boiled or runny yolk, was terribly overcooked, resulting in a very poor texture. Moving on to the takoyaki, it was evident they were reheated convenience items, not freshly made on-site. The octopus inside was tiny, and the texture was far from crisp; overall, the taste was extremely unsatisfying. Lastly, regarding the service, my companion and I had barely glanced at the menu when a waiter loudly demanded our order from behind, startling me. This lack of courtesy and impatience was quite off-putting. The restaurant lacked natural light, creating a rather gloomy atmosphere. All in all, I am highly dissatisfied with this...

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1.0
8y

Terrible! Would give them 0 stars if I could.

Food was below average. Fried rice was super oily. Kaarage chicken was tough and dry. Staff was horrible.

We ordered a few different dishes to share, when the food came we asked for a few small bowls so we could share the food but the waitress looked grumpy and said "only one for the child". So we only got given one extra bowl. I pretty much lost my appetite after this point as 4 of us had to share ramen, fried rice etc without having our own bowls...

We ended up having food left over so I went to ask for a takeaway container.. And the waitress looked at me, looked at our table and said "30 cents".. Maybe I just didn't look hard enough but I honestly didn't see any signs in the restaurant where it says they charge you for takeaway containers. So I felt like we were being targeted..

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Grace XiaGrace Xia
The most disappointing aspect was the unpleasant taste of the food and the terrible services . First, the ramen – the broth had a faint flavor with an odd hint of instant noodle seasoning. It lacked the rich, hearty essence of authentic pork bone broth and seemed artificially concocted. Furthermore, the ramen's egg, which should ideally be a soft-boiled or runny yolk, was terribly overcooked, resulting in a very poor texture. Moving on to the takoyaki, it was evident they were reheated convenience items, not freshly made on-site. The octopus inside was tiny, and the texture was far from crisp; overall, the taste was extremely unsatisfying. Lastly, regarding the service, my companion and I had barely glanced at the menu when a waiter loudly demanded our order from behind, startling me. This lack of courtesy and impatience was quite off-putting. The restaurant lacked natural light, creating a rather gloomy atmosphere. All in all, I am highly dissatisfied with this dining experience.
JayJay
Having passed by this Japanese restaurant, I ordered a bowl of tonkotsu ramen and octopus balls. Unfortunately, both dishes fell short of expectations. The stiff cabbage and bland char siu (oddly labeled as char siu) were disappointing. The ramen broth was too thin, lacking depth and aroma – not much different from the soup made with instant noodle seasoning. The octopus balls seemed predominantly made of flour. Having tried ramen at several places in the city and sampled octopus balls elsewhere, both these dishes here left a lasting negative impression. The only positive aspect I found was the resilient and chewy texture of the noodles in their ramen – that's the sole redeeming quality. In summary, this restaurant is indeed deserving of a negative review.
Glenn TaylorGlenn Taylor
Nestled in Tyler St, a narrow stretch of pedestrianised road between Queen St and Commerce St on the side of the Britomart Building is a 'blink and you'll miss it' gem of a ramen bar. Ramen Daikoku. Its a place I once frequented when working locally some years ago. Fast forward to today and it was refreshing to see the same chap (Korean I think) still masterly creating his dishes while his customers eagerly watch. He remembered me from previous years and did not fail to impress. My spicey chicken still a delight dancing across my tongue and did not disappoint. It might be for everyone but if you love ramen you have to try this ramen bar out. I love it. Be prepared for it to be busy though...
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The most disappointing aspect was the unpleasant taste of the food and the terrible services . First, the ramen – the broth had a faint flavor with an odd hint of instant noodle seasoning. It lacked the rich, hearty essence of authentic pork bone broth and seemed artificially concocted. Furthermore, the ramen's egg, which should ideally be a soft-boiled or runny yolk, was terribly overcooked, resulting in a very poor texture. Moving on to the takoyaki, it was evident they were reheated convenience items, not freshly made on-site. The octopus inside was tiny, and the texture was far from crisp; overall, the taste was extremely unsatisfying. Lastly, regarding the service, my companion and I had barely glanced at the menu when a waiter loudly demanded our order from behind, startling me. This lack of courtesy and impatience was quite off-putting. The restaurant lacked natural light, creating a rather gloomy atmosphere. All in all, I am highly dissatisfied with this dining experience.
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Having passed by this Japanese restaurant, I ordered a bowl of tonkotsu ramen and octopus balls. Unfortunately, both dishes fell short of expectations. The stiff cabbage and bland char siu (oddly labeled as char siu) were disappointing. The ramen broth was too thin, lacking depth and aroma – not much different from the soup made with instant noodle seasoning. The octopus balls seemed predominantly made of flour. Having tried ramen at several places in the city and sampled octopus balls elsewhere, both these dishes here left a lasting negative impression. The only positive aspect I found was the resilient and chewy texture of the noodles in their ramen – that's the sole redeeming quality. In summary, this restaurant is indeed deserving of a negative review.
Jay

Jay

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Nestled in Tyler St, a narrow stretch of pedestrianised road between Queen St and Commerce St on the side of the Britomart Building is a 'blink and you'll miss it' gem of a ramen bar. Ramen Daikoku. Its a place I once frequented when working locally some years ago. Fast forward to today and it was refreshing to see the same chap (Korean I think) still masterly creating his dishes while his customers eagerly watch. He remembered me from previous years and did not fail to impress. My spicey chicken still a delight dancing across my tongue and did not disappoint. It might be for everyone but if you love ramen you have to try this ramen bar out. I love it. Be prepared for it to be busy though...
Glenn Taylor

Glenn Taylor

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