Bewertungen Muku - Frankfurt am Main

Die besten Ramen die ich bis jetzt in Deutschland gegessen habe. Für ein paar Stunden hat man das Gefühl in Japan zu sein. War einmal 2018 und im Sommer 2020 und der Service und die Qualität waren ausgezeichnet. Ramenliebhaber müssen den Laden aufjedenfall ausprobieren.

Authentisches japanisches Restaurant, spezialisiert auf die Zubereitung von Ramen. Diese gibt es in vielen Varianten mit selbst hergestellten Nudeln. Zur Vorspeise gibt es z.B. Sashimi, Okonomiyaki und viele andere kleine Gerichte mit und ohne Meeresfrüchten. Außerdem gibt es ein Recht umfangreiches Sake-Angebot. Der Service ist außerordentlich hilfsbereit, erklärungsfreudig und freundlich. Eine Tischreservierung ist Pflicht und man sollte sich mindestens eine Woche im voraus darum kümmern, da man aufgrund der großen Anruferzahl telefonisch fast nicht zum Restaurant durchkommt.

Sehr empfehlenswert, hat uns sehr an unsere Japanreise im Februar erinnert. Sehr gute Ramen, tolle Atmosphäre und freundliche, kompetente Mitarbeiter. Tipp: Probiert die Tsukemen wenn ihr Mal Abwechslung von normalen Ramen haben wollt! Es lohnt sich :)

Frankfurts beste Ramen. Hier würde ich am liebsten jede Woche einmal essen. Man muss allerdings relativ früh einen Tisch reservieren, da es immer sehr ausgebucht ist.

Wir haben ein Barachirashi to go bestellt und abgeholt. Ich bin wirklich begeistert von der Kreativität und Qualität der Speisen. Der Preis ist zwar teuer aber absolut gerechtfertigt! Wir bleiben treue Kunden ❤️

Definitiv reservieren, sonst wartet man ein bisschen (oder.nimmt es mit). Sehr gutes essen, unglaublich freundliche Bedienung die einen sehr gut berät (zu Miesmuschel passt Sake Nummer 6 :)) und tolle Atmosphäre. Absolute Empfehlung!

Wie bereits vom vielen berichtet, ist eine Reservierung via Telefon eine Herausforderung. Letztendlich haben wir es zu viert direkt vor Ort versucht und nach etwa 35 Minuten einen Tisch bekommen. Der Service war sehr freundlich und lange warten mussten wir auch nicht. Geschmacklich war das Essen wirklich gut, aber die Portionen für den Preis leider zu klein.

Leider keine Empfehlung wert. Es fing alles so schön an.. wir kamen an und ich dachte „wow so gemütlich und kitschig.“ Und dann nahm die Enttäuschung ihren Lauf. Die Speisekarte ist nichts für Vegetarier oder Veganer. Auf Nachfrage (was an sich sehr freundlich von Ihnen war) bekam ich ein vegetarisches Ramem. Zur Vorspeise gab es das einzige Fleischlose Gericht auf der Karte: Zucchini in japapnischem Senf eingelegt. Die Vorspeise war gut. Das Ramen hingegen war nicht ansatzweise seinen Preis Wert! Die Brühe schmeckte nach Gemüsebrühe (Fertigprodukt) und an sich gab es kaum Gemüse in ihr. Aubergine, zwei Tofu Stückchen, Frühlingszwiebel und die Nori Algen bekam ich auf Anfrage für einen Euro dazu. Dazu muss auch gesagt werden, dass ich genauso viel für mein Ramen bezahlt habe wie meine Freunde fürs normale Ramen (welches ohne Aufpreis Noriblätter enthielt). Das Ramen hatte nicht mal ein gekochtes Ei und Sojasoße oder Sesam stand auch nicht auf dem Tisch.. Zu allem Überfluss wurden wir nach 40 minütigem Aufenthalt unseren Plätzen verwiesen und sollten doch bitte unsere Sake am Stehtisch vor der Tür zu Ende trinke, da nun andere Gäste dran wären. Niemand hatte uns vorher mitgeteilt, dass unser Aufenthalt nur begrenzt sei! Einfach eine Frechheit!!

The best Japanese restaurant in Frankfurt, for more than just sushi. In addition to raw fish, expect to find soft shell crabs, soothing bowls of ramen, oden and even more on the sake´s menu :) See you soon!!!

Endlich eine authentische Alternative für japanische Nudelsuppen und mehr Wir sind Samstags ohne Anmeldung mit einem Kleinkind dort kurz vor Öffnung aufgelaufen. Vor der Türe steht eine Schlange (in London zB durchaus üblich). Die Wartenden sind vornehmlich Japaner, was dem Volksmunde nach kein schlechtes Zeichen ist. Wir haben ohne lange warten zu müssen einen angenehmen Tisch mit Kinderstuhl bekommen. Die Bedienung war sehr freundlich. Wir haben dann zu zweit mit Kind vier verschiedene Vorspeisen (Gyoza, Hähnchen, Krabbe und Rindfleisch) zwei Suppen (Tonkotsu) und einen Nachtisch bestellt. Die Suppen haben mir etwas besser als die Vorspeisen gefallen. Die Qualität scheint mir aber alles in allem beachtlich zu sein. Wir werden sicherlich noch einmal wiederkommen. Dann gibt es vielleicht auch einen Stern mehr…

Excellent ramen and services here at Muku. My husband and I actually first heard about this place at Ramen Museum in Japan where their ramen was one of the handful ramen restaurant showcased at the museum (yes, you can actually eat there!). We had an overnight layover in Frankfurt and decided to visit for dinner. We were not disappointed! I ordered Miso Ramen, which was made with pasta dough. Apparently, they had experimented with making noodles using locally-available ingredients. What an idea. This might have made the noodles more substantial and made me full quicker but it tasted great! Broth was thicker side but complimented the thicker noodles well. An order of miso ramen was very generous in quantity. We also enjoyed plum wine and citrus (yuzu) sake. They were both really yummy!

Very polite staff and fresh food. The noodles are amazing. Unfortunately nothing vegan, so only 4 stars.

The food here was fantastic. I'm not usually a fan of Ramen, however, the taste of it here was the best I've had and the noodles were thin (which I prefer). I also had the fried shrimp with mayo which was very filling and tasted great. Plenty of warm sake available too! I'd highly recommend this place.

Should be booked in advance. It's always full and quite understandable why. Soosoooooo good and so delicious! One of the best Japanese I've ever tried

I am a huge fan of Ramen. I arrived in Frankfurt on business and noticed this place had good reviews on yelp. I went along with another gentleman and we got there too early and learned they would open in about an hour. We were super hungry, so we went to burger Meister across the street instead. That was really good. We walked around the area. But because I wanted ramen, we went back. It was a bit packed but a table or two was available. One lady said to try back in an hour. We left and went back in 30 mins or so. Another lady seemed as if she was about to seat us. But the lady from earlier came up front and said something to the effect of it being over. There were seats. We were sort of confused because previously the same lady said come back in an hour. I may try to go again today when they open. I am unsure what the issue was, but I hope they are not simply picking and choosing who they will permit to eat at their restaurant. I understand it is their restaurant, but that just seems like a bad choice for a business in Sachenhausen based upon its history.

Tasty ramen with many side/starter dishes that makes your tummy happy. prices are fair and the service is friendly and polite. have nothing to complain about and am looking forward to go back soon and share this spot with my friends.

My all-time Japanese favorite! Incredibly nice and generous staff, I just keep going there each time I visit Germany. Various dishes, and giving it a Korean touch as well as for side dishes - marvelous and very traditionally Korean Kimchi, I verify it - and the other side dishes are full of joy and taste in its most original form, not forgetting the main dishes, the king of Muku - Ramen - which are a huge bowl of flavour, will leave you full and more than satisfied. A total must!

Amazingly great place for ramen. I never thought I would find authentic ramen in Frankfurt. I really loved eating dinner here. I had a spicy ramen that was good as what I have had travelling anywhere around Asia. They also have nice starters to share such as sliced chicken with truffle oil. The restaurant is cosy with only a few tables. Staff are super friendly. Come here if you like ramen!

Very nice Japanese restaurant. No sushi!! But very tasty noodle soups and other Japanese dishes. ^^ Service is good like expected for a Japanese restaurant.

Best ramen in Frankfurt --- slightly arrogant service.

The food at Muku is excellent. Really, really good. I've visited four times in two weeks, and actions should speak louder than words. You want more details? Okay, fine, I'll oblige. Perhaps it's the season, with plummeting temperatures heralded by bitter winds and freezing rain, but after a tough day at the office there's nothing better than a bowl of hot ramen to cheer the soul. The thick noodles are cooked just right, served in a delicious broth and garnished with marinated eggs and leaves of spinach. There's starters too, but you shouldn't need more than a couple of gyoza dumplings to whet the appetite. The price is right considering the quality of the food -- not too expensive, not too cheap -- and if you enjoy your meal as much as I have, you'll definitely be planning a return visit. Weekends will require making a reservation, but weeknights should be okay to just turn up. SPOILER ALERT: the staff are *very* enthusiastic. Both entrance and exit from the premises are greeted by hollers of welcome and goodbye from each and every member of staff. I thought I'd spare you the shock.

This place is quite delightful. We went back twice in 3 days. Had 3 different beef appetizers on their menu, all were very tasty. Gyouza is very thin and pan fried to perfection. The ramen is comparable to the LA area. The size of the bowls are small but it's fulfilling. Get your ramen with the deluxe, which comes with extra chasiu, nori, and egg.

I guess it's unique in Frankfurt (not so many authentic places) but otherwise nothing to write home about. The ramen are average ramen you find in a restaurant like this. Service is good. Flavourful but not particularly tasty or creative dishes.

Unexpected...the atmosphere, the greetings from staffs and the quality of your Japanese dishes should be one of the top-notch that you can afford in Frankfurt. As for regular ramen-rater in Japan I gotta tell you the fact that you can order far more quality and reasonable stuff in local ramen store in Kyoto, but nevertheless I felt I need to give them a credit.

Best real ramen in Frankfurt for sure. The only problem is there is no other real ramen restaurant in Frankfurt to compare!

Best Ramen Restaurant in Frankfurt. The service is great, the food even better. 100% japanese taste

My favorite restaurant in Frankfurt. Staff is wonderful and the broth is delicious. Always come here for the Tsukemen Deluxe, but the other non-pork broths are amazing as well! The place is lovely and will continue to visit many times in the future.

Echt Japanisches und Nudeln, sehr lecker und gute Atmosphaer!

Great authentic Japanese ramen shop. My wife is Japanese so we have tried several ramen shops and by far this is the best in Frankfurt. If you're still not sure, then just remeber... If it wasn't as good, you wouldn't see so many Japanese eating there. Must Go!!!

My husband and I are on the look-out for good Japanese Ramen Noodles in Frankfurt. Unfortunately, Muku doesn't make the cut. While the waiters were very friendly and the service quick, the important Ramen needs some improving. First, the soup/broth: I got their "koge-miso" ramen, which means burnt miso, but it didn't even taste like miso at all. It was probably overcooked without skimming off the scum - it was also in an unnatural gray color. The noodles were also too think and spagetti-like, not what you would expect from a Ramen noodle. Hope the Ramen-shef can watch the famous movie "Tampopo" to revamp his Ramens.