Biwako Ramen House

My boyfriend is a ramen lover and we did love this place The people were very kind and smiley the food was amazing and 100% Japanese Ramen was so tasty that we did visit the place over 3 times I surely recommend it

Fotini252015

The restaurant itself is pretty basic, but the food is just next level at a good price. All ingredients are imported from Japan and the staff is very nice.

daniel832014

Traditional japanese food. Service was friendly. A lot of space, the interior didn't feel like japanese themed though. The food was quite similiar that you can have for lunch in Japan. I took the curry rice, which was the same kind you can have for 5-10 eur in japan for basically any lunch place. It cost around 1500 HUF, so the experience was close to that in Japan, which I had hoped for. My wife took okonomiyaki, which was a bit pricey but tasty nontheless.

Miska_622

I heard this is the palce for all expat Japanese to eat, so I guessed it must be terrific and authentic! The restaurant is nothing special, they really did not put any effort in making it nice, just plain simple decor. I believe it is run by a family, so there is a kind of personal touch to it. Food is really nice, the ramen is made like the typical Biwako region ramen, so some might not like it as much. Other foods were tasty and fresh. Quite expensive tho.

TerraExplorator

I decided to give this place a chance since it was close to my hotel and I am glad I did because the food was delicious. I don’t know where the negative reviews came from. Maybe I caught them on a good day. When I came in I was the only non-Japanese patron, which reassured me that I made the right choice. I ordered a set that came with spicy miso ramen, salad, rice and fried chicken. It’s a big portion. I was very hungry so I finished it all (including the broth) but I think most people will be ok to order just one dish and not a set, unless sharing. The broth was deep, fried chicken was crisp, and the salad dressing was just right. The topping that came with the ramen was abundant. Best of all the customer service was attentive and personable. I think that probably people aren’t happy with the type of noodle because it wasn’t long or soft. The noodle wasn’t hand made for sure but many places don’t make it by hand unless you go to Japan (and yes, I’ve been to Japan). This is Hungary, not Japan, so it wouldn’t do the restaurant justice to compare apples to oranges. If you’re hesitant about the ramen, for sure order fried chicken. I will be back again!

Gluck123