Cocolo Ramen

Having spent seven months in Japan , this is the only place outside of Japan I can honestly say tastes like the real deal. Delicious ramen with lots of love in it. All ramen I'd good but tonkatsu is #1

The original top Ramen in Berlin . Come at opening time to avoid the queue, order the Kimchi and their spectacular Kakuni (Pork Belly ) for starters and one of their excellent Ramen . Tan Tan is my fav.

Amazing place. Sit at the bar so that you can see how your food is made. Totally worth it. Everything looks completely Japanese. And it's not even that expensive . Long lines , but wait.

THE place for ramen in Europe. The shio ramen is my fav but if you have the chance try them all once. It's always really crowded so you might have to wait a while, but it's worth it ;)

I’ve had ramen in Japan & NYC, but this is my FAV ramen (tonkotsu ramen )! Long wait during dinner time, but if u eat late dinner , then no wait. Try to be seated in big backyard space if it’s nice out.

A piece of real Japan not only for the excellent food but also for the spot. If you like ramen , you can't miss this place. One of the best Japanese restaurant ever tasted outside Japan

great lil place for good ramen , 6-7 diff variations (tried 3 of them: avg score 7/10), asahi beer , nice edame, good gyoza (starter, but small), geniune nice and fast service ! def recommendation!

Amazing tonkotsu ramen ! The kimchi is really good as well . Wouldn't hurt to have more to choose from when it comes to beer , though. But the food is definitely worth the 20 minute line on a monday.

Very authentic Ramen soup . This place is tiny so be prepared to make a huge line in the street before being able order ... but it is worth it. Cash only !! Picture of dan dan noodles !

Long day? Annoying people?Nothing a soup of Ramen cannot fix! ???? I love Cocolo Ramen! I prefer the X-berg location because its spacier but the food is delicious at either location! ????????

Regardless of what you order, the kakuni (squared chunks of pork belly ) is essential as a side or a topping. Get a spot on the terrace out the back if it’s one of those boiling hot Berlin summer days

My favorite ramen in Berlin (and I've tried them all), can't go wrong with either of the choice. Miso is a bit boring. Order Tan Tan (spicy ) or Tonkotsu if it's your first time here. $

One of the bests ramens I ever taste and the best in town for sure. Really authentic Japanese ramen . I am getting addicted to this place. My suggestion: gyozas and tonkotsu .

Very tasty good ramen . Try the fermented vegetables for a small fresh starter and the Tonkotsu pork Ramen

Atmospheric little place and delicious ramen ! In love with the limited menu choices. All drinks are equally tasty. Service is kind and fast. You always need to queue but it is always worth it.

Delicious! We tried the Tonkatsu , the Shio and the Miso Ramen , all awesome, but Tonkatsu won. And their homemade Lemonade with ginger & honey - the best I've ever tried! Worth the queueing time.

Must try ramen in Berlin . The Tan Tan is my favorite. Do try their homemade lemonade also, it’s extremely refreshing with ginger and honey ????

Great gyoza , I loved the sour souce they serve with it. Exactly what it should be. Tonkotsu ramen not the best, but okay. Honey lemonade is just great.

Had tonkatsu ramen & tan tan ramen . Authentic taste. Slightly too salting for my tongue but I think it’s only me

Best ramen in Berlin . Great service and cozy atmosphere . Food is really delicious and I will def return here for a second round ramen K.O!

Tonkotsu was really great, remains a clearish broth - it's not super thick but very tasty. It's a tiny place, there was a line up outside but didn't take long and is worth the wait. Def recommend!!

Unimaginable taste. Best ramen I had so far. The pork meat was out of this world.

This is the best place for Ramen . The staff is always smiling, helpful and welcoming. The taste is absolutely perfect. I advise people to go in small groups otherwise they might wait a long time.

Tonkotsu ramen was delightful for people with heavy taste. The broth and meat are much fatter than the standard, but it's much more creamier and makes you crave for a bowl of ramen when it's cold.

Tantanmen was fantastic, as good as you'll find anywhere. Sit at the bar , have a Calpico or some gyoza while you're at it. These guys are legit.

try the cold ramen on summer time - with sesame sauce .. very delicious. and the honey/lemon drink. cozy atmosphere . ( if u r allergic, watch out for the hipsters ... there will be many)

The only ramen we've tried in Berlin, and we found it to be as great as any ramen straight from Japan . Recommended. Cocolo Ramen also has a 2nd location in Berlin.

I've tried different ramen places and I don't think this is the best. That being said is a really nice place and the ramen is good enough.

Amazing ramen , very tasty and quite filling. Try the homemade lemonade and the gyozas ! V. reasonable price (8-9€ ramen/4.5€ gyoza )

Wait in the line , sit down, order, eat amazing ramen and leave. Friendly staff , cosy interior. Not a place for a slow dinner , but food is fantastic. 11/10

Tonkatsu broth is on the thinner end of the spectrum and relatively complex. Pork belly pieces are nicely seasoned and flavorful. Best to come here early or alone to grab a seat in front.

Daily Secret, Oct 2015: "Oozing with character and of a ramen place under the tracks of Shibuya Station in Tokyo. Dishes are über-yummy: a very focused menu with few choices, executed to perfection."

Yummy ramen . Try not to go with a big group of people as it's first-come-first-serve and you'll be seated only when everyone is there (if available). You can't really linger as a long queue awaits.

First the bad news: there is almost certainly going to be a wait of at least 20-30 minutes for a seat, so don't be in a hurry. The good news: it REALLY is worth the wait, even if it is longer.

Best ramen in Europe, can't go wrong with either of the choice. Miso is a bit boring. Order Tan Tan (spicy ) or Tonkotsu if it's your first time here

Go to the ramen bar for a truly authentic Japanese ramen experience. The broths are excellent, flavourful but not too oily... highly recommend the tantan ramen if you like it hot!

Better than some of the big ramen places in nyc. Try the Shio ramen if you prefer lighter, chicken broth . Tonkatsu is also good if you like pork broth .

All the good reviews are true! I couldn't go to the garden , but it seems the best place to be...next time would be confirmed ????

Was really good! I recommend Tantan Ramen . Altough the Ramen in Japan has more flavour, cocolo is definitely the best ramen spot in berlin atm !

Ramen is yummi yummi nom nom. I recommend coming before 21:00 and going to the partner restaurant next door for space and comfort.

Bit of a confusing entrance, the door is to the left of the courtyard entrance. Annoyingly, they're cash only as well . The Tantan (beef ramen ) was fantastic. Also recommend the shrimp dumplings .

Cocolo rules Berlin's ramen scene! Be prepared to wait for you tasty ramen though as the lines are quite long in here

Expect a line , even before they open. No reservations ! Definitely worth it though! Recommend the Tonkatso with pork , pork belly , egg and seaweed . Yummy!

Prepare for a travel in Japan ! So perfect atmosphere, kind personal and very tasty Ramen above all!

Amazing tonkatsu ramen ! Order with extra pork belly you will not regret. Portions are very big though!

Great sushi , fresh and tasty. Don't expect privacy over dinner , you will be squeezed with few more strangers at the same table - but this makes it all funnier.

Japan level ramen in Berlin ! Worth the wait.

The tonkatsu ramen was savory with a light broth. Noodles were thin with a good chew. Definitely comparable to what I had in Tokyo!

Delicious Ramen ! The starters weren’t so good as the Ramen . Take the Ebamame and Wantan Ramen :)

Very good ramen but also very busy... Be prepared to wait 30 minutes to be seated. The edamame beans and pork belly starters are a must!!