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Cross‑checking with other hyped ramen bars confirmed it—Amager’s new ramen shop is the city’s number one.

On Amager, behind a misty window, you’ll find excellent Japanese fare for a steal

The place serves simple, traditional Japanese ramen with no fancy twists. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard
The place serves simple, traditional Japanese ramen with no fancy twists. Foto: Miriam Dalsgaard
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I have cycled past the small local shop every day for a few months. Inside, I could see two Japanese guys painting the walls and building a compact little kitchen.

»A ramen shop is opening soon«, it said on the window.

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