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One of the most popular restaurants in Metro Manila has got to be those that serve ramen. Whether it’s ramen with chicken-based broth, classic tonkotsu, or even vegan ramen, you will never run out of options when choosing the perfect ramen restaurant.

From high and low, across all of Metro Manila here are the best Ramen restaurants in Metro Manila, perfect for when you’re alone, on a date, as a cheat meal or on a cold and rainy day.

Where to Eat Ramen in Metro Manila

Ramen Nagi

The og of ramen restaurants in the Philippines, Ramen Nagi is what kickstarted the ramen craze in the country with their classic Butao King. Customize your bowl of ramen however you want or go for what the chef recommends. Keep on the look out for limited time ramen bowls like the sisig king!

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Ippudo

One of the most popular ramen chains in Japan, Ippudo is also quite popular in the Philippines with many people lining up just to try a bowl of their ramen. Try their classic Shiromaru ramen which is a classic bowl of Hakata-style ramen with a 15-hour pork bone broth.

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Ramen Kuroda

One of the cheaper ramen restaurants in Metro Manila, Ramen Kuroda does not sacrifice quantity for quality. With sulit set meals like ramen gyudon set as well as the ramen tonkatsu set, you’re sure to get your money’s worth!

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Hanamaruken

One of the more lowkey ramen restaurants in Metro Manila, Hanamaruken is a restaurant worth seeking out. We recommend trying the signature happiness ramen bowl with its gigantic slab of pork alongside a good helping of gyoza or fried chicken.

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Hokkaido Ramen Santouka

Perfect for big groups with the number of different Japanese dishes on its menu, Hokkaido Ramen Santouka has something for everyone. We recommend trying the shio ramen which is Santouka’s specialty, as well as the tonkatsu set, or the curry rice!

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Where to Eat Ramen in Quezon City

Yushoken

Having opened their Quezon City branch last December 2023, Yushoken is constantly full day-in and day-out. While Yushoken’s tonkotsu ramen is the go-to dish, it is recommended to try the tsukemen which is offers a differnt explosion of umami.

Ramen Yushoken Ramen
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Ramen Butcher Manila

Another newly opened restaurant in Quezon City, the Ramen Butcher has a distinct process of making their broth unlike other ramen restaurants in Metro Manila. Ramen Butcher finely mixes both chicken and pork broth in their Butcher Signature ramen, giving it a distinct taste.

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63 Sct. Dr. Lazcano St, Diliman, South Triangle, Quezon City, Metro Manila

Where to Eat Ramen in Makati

Marudori

Specializing in all things chicken broth, Marudori is a ramen restaurant in Makati that you go to if you want something less heavy. We recommend trying the shoyu paitan ramen bowl, made out of a soya sauce base!

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G/F, Hidalgo Dr cor Plaza Dr, 8 Rockwell, Poblacion, Makati, Metro Manila

Wabi Sabi Noodle House

If you’re looking for vegan options, Wabi Sabi Noodle House is the place to be. Serving all manner of vegan dishes Ikigai’s vegan ramen is definitely something everyone should try at least once.

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UG/F, Chino Roces Ave, Makati Central Square, San Lorenzo, Makati, Metro Manila

Where to Eat Ramen in BGC

Ramen Ron

One of the first ramen restaurants in Metro Manila, Ramen Ron has serving classic Japanese ramen to its patrons for years under the name Ukkokkei Ramen Ron. We recommend trying their classic miso-based ramen topped with pork chashu slices, bamboo shoots, and spring onions.

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Mendokoro

Arguably one of the best Japanese restaurants in Metro Manila, expect to reserved half an hour to an hour of waiting time just to get seated. Is it worth it the wait? Yes. Get the salt-based shio ramen, a side of gyoza, and don’t look back.

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Kawa Ramen

Located at Venice Grand Canal Mall, Kawa Ramen offers affordable yet delicious ramen and other classic Japanese dishes. We recommend trying the black garlic ramen as well as their pepper rice dishes served on a hot skillet.

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