Slurp Ramen Joint København

As expected of a popular restaurant, we waited outside for about 30 minutes before being seated. Even after being shown to a counter seat, it took another 30 minutes or more for the ramen to arrive after ordering. The salt-based ramen was among the best ramen I've had in Europe. The taste was excellent, so the long wait was a real shame. Also, please note that there are no restrooms inside the restaurant.

I’m a Chinese living in Singapore, I’ve tried ramen from Japan and other parts of the world. I was told that this was the best ramen in the world. I think the food was alright, I wasn’t wowed. Expensive too. We queued at 6pm for 45 mins to be seated. I did find the staff very friendly, the atmosphere being very nice, and the colours of the overall dish being appealing. I thought it was going to be a quick moving line, for people to eat and go but I noticed a lot of tables were just sitting and chatting even when food and drinks were done. I saw some tables chatting for 30-45 mins before leaving even with a long queue of outside. Not sure if it’s just a cultural difference though. Food - 6.5/10 Overall exp - 4/10

Excellent ramen with flavorful broth and perfectly cooked eggs. We showed up right at opening, which paid off since this small spot gets packed fast.

Food was pretty good (really liked the noodles). Prices are a bit steep, especially the tiny 65kr iced tea. But it was nice. Staff was super nice and friendly. Looks like a nice/fun environment to work in. Music was quite loud so it's better to go alone :)

First things first: the ramen is delicious! But it's also very hyped – you have to weigh up whether you want to stand in line outside for a long time during peak hours. The service is excellent, and you sit at the counters with a view of the kitchen or street, typical of Japan (it's not exactly comfortable). Also good to know: they don't serve anything else here besides ramen – and there's no restroom either! We enjoyed our meal.

The best ramen in all of Denmark

Delicious, but expensive. Long queues and few tables.

I discovered this place through Kitchen Impossible and visited during my Copenhagen trip. Both ramen soups were incredibly delicious 😋 I'd say they were the best ramen soups I've had so far. When you read about how the soup/broth is prepared and the preparation time, you understand why. The only downside: there's no restroom in the restaurant.

Really enjoyed my meal at Slurp Ramen! The fried chicken was especially delicious — definitely a highlight. The service was also friendly and attentive. With the quality of the food and the overall experience, it’s easy to see why this place has such high ratings. Definitely worth a visit!

An interesting and somewhat hidden place. Away from the main tourist trails. Quite a Japanese atmosphere. Unique music.