Where to eat ramen in Barcelona?

1. Grasshopper Ramen Bar

   

   Open since 2016, Grasshopper has maintained its excellence over the years. Its customers know they can expect a delicious and generous bowl of ramen, with a broth full of flavour. It’s a small place, with a counter for about 15 diners. Although seating is limited, you won’t have to wait long to get in, as the turnover is usually quick. The menu features five types of ramen, which are more than enough to make you happy. They’ve also added other Asian specialities, including Chinese and Japanese dishes.

   Address

   Pl. de la Llana, 9
2. Ramen Ya-Hiro

   

   Ya-Hiro is one of the most sought-after Asian restaurants for those who love this cuisine. They specialise in ramen, and the way they prepare it will have you coming back again and again. Everything is handmade, including the noodles!

   They focus on classic ramens—soy, miso, and seafood—but also offer cold ramen with seasonal ingredients. Starters like tofu, onigiri, and Japanese salads are also popular.

   Address

   C/ Girona, 164
3. Noru Bar

   

   Noru Bar is known for its short but consistent menu, which focuses mainly on broths. With these broths as a base, they serve delicious ramen, and although the selection isn’t extensive at any one time, it changes with the seasons. They almost always have broths made with meat—chicken, beef, or both.

   They don’t take reservations, but it’s worth it anyway. Another thing to note is that they don’t accept cash payments, but there’s no problem paying by credit card.

   Address

   C/ Pere IV, 152,C/ Francisco Giner, 6.
4. Koku Kitchen Ramen & Gyoza Bar

   

   Koku Kitchen has enjoyed an excellent reputation among its customers since opening in 2014. It offers a wide and varied selection of ramen, mostly made with local ingredients, though some are imported directly from Asia. There are also vegetarian options, making it accessible to most diners.

   Address

   C/ Comerç, 29
5. Red Ant Noodle Bar

   

   Red Ant Noodle Bar isn’t easy to spot, but without a doubt, customers who visit end up recommending it wholeheartedly. This place specialises in artisanal Asian cuisine—even the noodles are homemade. They offer six types of ramen, and the chefs add their own personal touch to the broths, making them unique in all of Barcelona. Prices are reasonable and match the quality of the dishes.

   Address

   C/ Tiradors, 5
6. Shoronpo

   

   After reopening just last year, Shoronpo came back stronger than before. They kept their previous offerings and added some new delights, such as spicy or truffle shoronpos. They serve all kinds of Asian tapas, and ramen is a highlight of the menu. In addition to classics like soju and miso ramen, there’s a new option called tantanmen: ramen noodles in broth with sautéed pork, bamboo, and egg with sesame sauce. The best option is to book ahead, as the loyal clientele means you might miss out on a table.

   Address

   C/ Dr. Rizal, 20
7. Kanada-Ya

   

   Located in a central area of Barcelona, Kanada-Ya opened determined to earn its place among the many ramen restaurants in the area. It has become one of the most recognised thanks to its excellent recipes straight from Asia. They offer a wide variety of ramen, each with a distinctive flavour thanks to the chefs. The restaurant is spacious, with a counter and a dining area, so you don’t need to worry about waiting in line for long.

   Address

   C/ València, 240
8. Tonkotsu Ramen & Asian Street Food

   

   What sets this restaurant apart is that its broths are made from pork bones. Mastering this style is truly an art. When made with bones, the broth has a much richer flavour than with just meat. Here, the chefs create a masterpiece with every dish, adding a sweet and delicious touch that makes their food truly outstanding. You can book in advance, which is highly recommended if you want to visit this kind of place.

   Address

   C/ València, 290
9. Oishii Ramen Street

   

   Oishii’s menu is almost entirely based on ramen, and as a bonus, the atmosphere transports you straight to the streets of Japan. You can enjoy delicious Asian food in a truly immersive experience. The ingredients used are fresh and of very high quality, giving their dishes a wonderful flavour that lives up to the name. “Oishii” means delicious in Japanese.

   Address

   Rda. de Sant Pere, 26
10. Kobuta Ramen i Més

    

    Kobuta Ramen was founded in 2017 by Hiroshi Yamane, who wanted to create a visionary restaurant with the most creative ramen you could find in Barcelona. When he arrived in the city, the chef wasted no time putting his idea into practice, given the limited variety of this dish he found. He succeeded, creating a restaurant that invites relaxation and allows families to enjoy a peaceful moment together.

    Their dishes are based on several types of broth: pork, pork and dried fish, chicken, and a vegetable option. The unique touch they add in the kitchen keeps diners coming back again and again for that special flavour.

    Address

    C/ Súria, 6,Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes, 439

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