Restaurante Japonés Ramen Nogacu — Restaurant in Málaga

Since I arrived to Spain I have been missing ramen a lot. So when I had a chance to visit Malaga, I joined Ramen Nogacu Facebook page and I was really looking forward to visit it. In the lucky day I checked an opening hours and early afternoon I arrived to place. It was empty and a bunch of employees were occupying one of the two tables outside, smoking. I wanted to enter but the girls looked at me not very friendly and didn't really react. I thought maybe it's early, plus they took the whole space outside so I had to sit inside, even if it was such a gorgeous weather that day I gave up and went for a walk. After an hour the situation repeated and I still couldn't sit outside. I dont get it, it seemed that I wasn't welcome there, like somebody who cause only problem and extra work. I work in hospitality business and on my day off I would appreciate if somebody, provide me as good service as I do provide to my guests. At least any service at all?? VERY...

I have had ramen on four different continents and this is probably the worst experience I have had. We waited for a full 50 minutes before our food arrived. I’m not sure if our entire order had been missed, but many others were waiting for a long time too. We tried both the tonkatsu ramen and the shoyu ramen - the tonkatsu broth was absolutely awful and looked and tasted like it had been prepared out of an instant noodle pack with insufficient water. Not only was the broth far too salty, but somehow two separate bowls of tonkatsu had different tastes as well - both terrible anyhow. The shoyu ramen was all right - not too flavorful but at least it wasn’t too salty. Unfortunately, it had two pieces of soggy fried chicken in it that tasted bland and looked sad.

Overall definitely wouldn’t recommend this restaurant. Shocked that it has a 4.5 rating, but maybe we were...

I tried this the first time because of a friend's recommendation. The atmosphere is ok, many customers arriving. The service is not bad but not the best, ramen takes a lot of time to be served. Ramens are so so. They are not the best ramen, it feels like instant pocket noodles but i think for the price (half 8eur) thats ok. But the worst is the langostino gyoza, the saltiest gyoza i ever tasted. It tastes like salt with gyoza. And gave me stomach ache, just too salty. my partner decided to eat it as it is paid by us. i think no one orders the lobster gyoza so no one complains. We order one caña, one water, 2 half ramen and the salt gyoza and...