Bento Ramen - Camden

The food was good. we had sushi. Obviously it is not important to blow in japan, but it was still very good! the waitress was very nice and the service was good. beautiful interieur. 5 stars at this opportunity, as I was satisfied with eating, service and interieur. the toilet was ok. not the cleanliness: usual chaotic customers.

Ate here in the evening, was quite busy when we arrived but we were seated quickly. Service took a while to come and take our order but the food arrived relatively quickly. The menu is varied and covers all the bases when it comes to Japanese. We had a Yaki Soba and a Bento box with some Char Siu buns on the side. The food was tasty but nothing special and the bento didn’t include miso soup which should be a staple. Overall if I was in the area I might go again but there are some truly amazing Japanese restaurants in London so I wouldn’t make an effort to return.

I'm never disappointed here. actually it does not feel like a real trip to london without stopping at bento ramen

My best friend and I loved the place. the workers were acceptable and caring. the environment is very peaceful, and the layout is beautiful. eating is well presented, tasty and very full, and I will not be launched on the drinks. it was wonderful. especially those I asked to drink caplico Japanese yogurt; I would have asked for more if I wasn't so full. we're going back. we recommend it!

Beautiful and quiet, it doesn't matter, it doesn't have a modern facility, they need to wait a few minutes for eating when they order certain dishes. for me it is a sign that they do not serve microwave food from the refrigerator. all dishes were really delicious, and did not expect the golden tofu to taste so good with sweet in satay erdnuss dressing, especially when I combined them with the sweet chili sauce. asahi dry beer is a must! minus points: has no lemongrass in the touching fry beef and the maitre d' should explain some of the food if it is obvious that the customer is not used with Asian menu. I had asahi bier, jasmin tee, golden tofu with satay erdnuss dressing, fried vegetables gyoza and die fry meat. with the tip on the bill, was £31.