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I lived in Japan and ate at quite a few ramen restaurants, so my review will inevitably compare Kokoro with those previous experiences. I haven't eaten at any other ramen restaurants in Lisbon, so I can't compare it with other Portuguese restaurants.
The staff was friendly and helpful. Our food didn't take long to arrive at our table, and the restaurant's atmosphere, though Western, was filled with Japanese elements to create a Japanese ambiance.
The menu offered three ramen options: shoyu ramen, tonkotsu ramen, and vegetarian. I had the tonkotsu ramen (9 EUR - July/2024).
The bowl in which the ramen was served wasn't Japanese, but it served its purpose nicely. The chopsticks and spoon were plastic, similar to what you'd find in a Japanese ramen restaurant (though it's also common to use disposable chopsticks).
Finally, let's talk about the food:
The soup was nice, but I was hoping for a stronger flavor with more salt and oil. I believe it has been adapted to suit the Portuguese palate.
The noodles seemed to be made in-house and were very tasty. I personally prefer a more elastic noodle, but that's a matter of personal preference as each ramen shop has its own noodle style. My only suggestion regarding the noodles is to incorporate them better into the soup. There’s a "science" to how you add noodles to the soup to enhance the presentation and avoid tangled noodles.
There were five toppings: spring onions, egg, nori seaweed, some pork paste, and pork belly. It was the first time I had the meat served this way; usually, you get thin slices of chashu. The pork belly was very flavorful and had a good amount of meat. The nori and pork paste were also very tasty. The egg was cooked almost perfectly, and despite that, it was still very flavorful.
The staff was friendly and helpful. Our food didn't take long to arrive at our table, and the restaurant's atmosphere, though Western, was filled with Japanese elements to create a Japanese ambiance.
The menu offered three ramen options: shoyu ramen, tonkotsu ramen, and vegetarian. I had the tonkotsu ramen (9 EUR - July/2024).
The bowl in which the ramen was served wasn't Japanese, but it served its purpose nicely. The chopsticks and spoon were plastic, similar to what you'd find in a Japanese ramen restaurant (though it's also common to use disposable chopsticks).
Finally, let's talk about the food:
The soup was nice, but I was hoping for a stronger flavor with more salt and oil. I believe it has been adapted to suit the Portuguese palate.
The noodles seemed to be made in-house and were very tasty. I personally prefer a more elastic noodle, but that's a matter of personal preference as each ramen shop has its own noodle style. My only suggestion regarding the noodles is to incorporate them better into the soup. There’s a "science" to how you add noodles to the soup to enhance the presentation and avoid tangled noodles.
There were five toppings: spring onions, egg, nori seaweed, some pork paste, and pork belly. It was the first time I had the meat served this way; usually, you get thin slices of chashu. The pork belly was very flavorful and had a good amount of meat. The nori and pork paste were also very tasty. The egg was cooked almost perfectly, and despite that, it was still very flavorful.
If we are talking strictly price vs quality, this is probably one of the best ramens in Lisbon. The ramen is pretty good, the broth is tasty especially if you add some of the spices they make available for you at the table and the noodles and meat are quite good too. It’s not the best ramen in Lisbon or anything but like I said, for this price range you’ll be hard pressed finding something this good, so if you are craving some good ramen and don’t want to spend a lot this is a great option
Simplicity & Quality! My favourite ramen place in Lisbon. Restaurant is small so be sure you make a reservation.
Nice place for a simple.ramen. i had beef ramen the broth is prefect. I love spicy food so i choose level 3. As an asian who loves to eat spicy food this would be just level 1 of spicy.
The ramen maybe a bit disappointing coz of the texture n taste. Maybe i am not used to it.
Good place to go if u need a ramen fix.
The ramen maybe a bit disappointing coz of the texture n taste. Maybe i am not used to it.
Good place to go if u need a ramen fix.
Tried ramen many times in different restaurants in Lisbon
This one is the best 🙌🏼
Also like the Bao sushi and poke here!!
This one is the best 🙌🏼
Also like the Bao sushi and poke here!!
I ate the shoyu ramen. The broth….. wow simply delicious! Gorgeous! One of the only places in Lisbon where the broth is similar to the ones I’ve had in Japan. Definitely recommend.
Good price quality ramen, they lack more choices but they say it's for investing more in the pasta. Also you have the risk of getting a line. So arrive soon!