Kauboi Ramen

Angie “Angie”

Found this little ramen restaurant in London Bridge area. The flavours of their ramen is not bad but I took away the jalapeños away at the beginning because it’s weird to have that in ramen. But the rest of the ingredients are pretty good. Their music can be a bit loud. I’d imagine it’s a good place to hangout with a few friends after work. Their cocktail list looks good too.

Oliver Yung

Decided to go off piste at a place known for their meats and had their mushroom ramen instead; and what an absolute delight it was. Broth was well developed, egg was en pointe and noodles had the right amount of springiness. Karaage chicken was well marinated delicious. Great music too. Well done.

Anthony Chan

Visited here on 30th of March, noon. Nice cozy ramen shop next to London Bridge Station. Ordered their signature Kauboi Ramen for £10 + £2 extra noodles. Pros: Excellent smoked beef with a strong memorable flavour. Texture of ramen noodles were not soft and of good quality Cons: The whole restaurant is a bit slanted with small seating. Quite uncomfortable to have a meal. Not the traditional style Japanese ramen that you would be expecting from a Japanese ramen shop and this is more of a fusion style ramen. Broth is too salty and clashes with the flavour of the beef.