RTL Today - Savouring the slurp: Discover 4 must-try ramens in Luxembourg

From authentic Japanese flavors to innovative twists on this beloved dish, Luxembourg offers a diverse range of options for ramen enthusiasts.

Join us as we embark on a culinary adventure to discover some of the finest ramen establishments in the Grand Duchy. From the homemade noodles of Manzoku to the delightful desserts at Gohan, and the immersive experience at Shifu, to the delicious Chintan broth at Raku-An, these establishments promise a delectable journey through the world of ramen.

So, get ready to slurp, savor, and slurp some more, as we unveil Luxembourg's secret ramen treasures!

MANZOKU

Nestled in Belair, Manzoku is a standout when it comes to serving authentic ramen. What makes Manzoku special is their commitment to crafting their own fresh noodles and using top-quality local ingredients, as well as importing authentic flavors from Japan. This dedication translates to a rich and flavorful bowl of ramen that evokes the essence of Japanese cuisine. Manzoku stands out with its no-reservation policy. To efficiently manage seating, they've implemented a virtual queue system through a dedicated app, ensuring customers can enjoy their ramen as quickly as possible. For those who wish to recreate the experience at home, Manzoku offers cooking kits with locally-produced fresh ramen noodles and imported Japanese soup stock. In addition, they boast Luxembourg's first and only Japanese grocery store, offering a range of essentials for Japanese cooking.

Address:

153, Avenue du Dix Septembre

L-2551 Luxembourg

Opening hours:

Wednesday - Friday: 11.30am - 2pm
Saturday: 6pm - 10pm

No reservations

GOHAN

Gohan, located in the peaceful town of Walferdange, offers an unexpected delight for ramen enthusiasts. While they do serve ramen, their menu extends to include poke bowls and sushi, providing a broader range of options. The restaurant's small interior space is complemented by a strong emphasis on takeout, making it a popular choice for busy lunch hours.

Gohan stands out with its delectable homemade desserts, including a rare black sesame cheesecake and a delightful butterscotch, chocolate, and miso tart. These sweet treats provide a perfect finish to your ramen experience.

Address:

49, route de Diekirch

L-7220 Walferdange

Opening hours:

Tuesday - Sunday: 11am - 2pm; 5.30pm - 10pm

SHIFU

Ramen Shifu, located in Luxembourg's Gare district, is an establishment that successfully immerses diners in an authentic Japanese atmosphere. The restaurant's decor creates a genuine sense of dining in Japan, enhancing the overall experience. Ordering is made easy with the help of iPads, and the service is impressively quick.

Shifu's extensive ramen selection, including spicy and vegan options, caters to a diverse range of preferences. Their homemade broth is based on an original recipe from the Hakata region of Fukuoka, Japan. This recipe, passed down through "ramen masters," was acquired by founder Guo Jianyong during his visits to the region's restaurants.

Address:

7 rue Joseph Junck

L-1839 Luxembourg

Opening hours:

Monday–Thursday: 12am - 2.30pm; 6pm - 9.30pm
Friday: 12am - 10pm
Saturday: 12 am - 9.30pm

RAKU-AN

Raku-An in Kirchberg offers an authentic ramen experience with a twist, serving four traditional choices: shio (salt), shoyu (soy), miso (soybean paste), and vegan-friendly miso. What truly sets their ramen apart is the meticulous preparation of their Chintan broth, which requires over 16 hours to achieve its delicate and complex depth. Made with a combination of chicken, pork bones, seaweed, and other carefully selected ingredients, the broth provides a rich and flavorful base for their delicious ramen dishes.

Address:

44 Avenue J.-F. Kennedy

L-1855 Luxembourg

Opening hours:

Monday - Friday: 11am - 2pm
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday: 6pm - 9pm
Saturday: 11am to 3pm

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And in the meantime, grab a spoon, dig in, and savor the eccentric essence of Japanese cuisine right here in Luxembourg!