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Ramen restaurant · Knightsbridge
Ramen restaurants focus on bowls of noodles in a flavoured broth, commonly tonkotsu (pork bone), shoyu (soy-based), miso or shio (salt-based), topped with ingredients such as chashu pork, soft-boiled egg, nori and spring onion. The format is usually fast and casual, built around the bowl itself rather than a wider menu.
Expect a focused menu built around a handful of broth styles, quick service, and a casual, often counter-seating atmosphere designed for a fast, satisfying bowl rather than a leisurely meal. Some ramen styles do lean on seafood, seafood or miso broths and toppings like nori and fish cake are common, though pork and chicken-based broths are more typical overall.
Across London's 1 ramen restaurants in our directory, the highest concentration is in Kensington and Chelsea (1).
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No, ramen specifically refers to the Japanese dish built on wheat noodles and a distinct broth style, it's related to but different from dishes like Vietnamese pho or Chinese noodle soups.
Many ramen restaurants now offer a vegetable or miso-based broth alternative to the traditional meat-based ones, though it's worth checking a specific menu since not every venue does.
