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Serves meat, vegan options available. Larger sister restaurant of the smaller Ramen Momo on Tryggvagata. Offers two vegan ramen dishes and vegan gyoza. Open Mon-Fri 11:30am-9:00pm, Sat-Sun 12:00pm-9:30pm.
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4 Reviews
First Review by Blaspheimear
LisaKatharina93
Points +754
Yummy ramen - Edit
Cute little restaurant with order on frontdesk.
Read moreOffer two different vegan ramen and one gyoza. Gyoza are tasty and fresh, but nothing special (icelandic prices are not cheap at all, but think they aren't worth the about 15€).
Soup is super yummy, noodles are perfectly cooked, tofu tastes good and the broth is tasteful and warming.
(My personal fave is the sesame broth, perfect!)
They offer selfmade lemonade and cola. Cola tastes good, lemonade is ok, with fresh yuzu.
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bella_bee
Points +141
Flavorful Ramen!! - Edit
I got the vegan miso ramen with a side of kimchi and it was delicious!! So flavorful, and the perfect portion! It was expensive, but what isn’t in Reykjavik?!
Read morePros: Flavorful, Clearly labeled vegan options, Friendly staff
Cons: Expensive
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veronica.gnecco
Points +1248
Delicious ramen - Edit
A good option to the cold weather in. Reykjavik! I didn’t find the prices high, considering the average in Iceland. Vegan options were described in the menu - miso and kimchi. The udons were not the best that I ever had, but everything was pretty good.
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Blaspheimear
Points +1138
Wish I could give 5 stars - Edit
The menu has clearly marked vegan options including a miso ramen and a kimchi ramen. My partner and I tried one each and also had a portion of spicy beetroot gyoza. The gyoza were super tasty and not greasy (which sometimes puts me off gyoza). I wish we got another portion to be honest. Both ramens were a perfect antidote to the freezing wind and rain outside. Portions were generous, and the noodles were cooked just right. The miso ramen came with some tofu and the kimchi one had (surprise surprise) kimchi, which was lovely stirred into the creamy sesame soup base. It’s pretty expensive (cause Iceland) but I’d definitely return.
Read morePros: Clearly marked vegan options , Quick service
Cons: Icelandic prices
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