Where is the best ramen in Amsterdam?

Based on diner recommendations, the best ramen in Amsterdam is at Hinata. We compared 12 restaurants serving ramen.

How much does ramen cost in Amsterdam?

Ramen prices in Amsterdam range from €12.50 to €89.00 across 12 restaurants.

All Dish Comparisons in Amsterdam

Best Ramen in Amsterdam

12 restaurants compared

Price range: €12.50 – €89.00

Avg recommendation: 89%

Top 5 Ramen in Amsterdam (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 12 restaurants:

Hinata, €12.50 (Jordaan)
Fou Fow Ramen, €12.50 (De Pijp)
Fou Fow Ramen, €12.50 (De Pijp)
Hakata Senpachi, €14.00 (Rivierenbuurt)
Fou Fow Ramen, €15.00 (De Pijp)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 12 Restaurants Compared

Hinata

Jordaan·$$

Vegan Kara Miso Ramen

€12.50

Spicy miso broth (vegan) with house-made egg-free noodles, vegetables, and marinated mushroom.

Tip: All vegetable ramen uses egg-free noodles as standard—you don't need to ask. The miso broth is rich enough to stand alone without animal stock.

Fou Fow Ramen

De Pijp·$$

Tan Tan Ramen

€12.50

Spicy sesame-based broth with roasted peanut notes, house-fresh noodles, and chili oil.

Tip: Tan tan arrives moderately spicy. Ask for extra chili oil if you want more heat, or less if you prefer the sesame flavor to lead.

Fou Fow Ramen

De Pijp·$$

Shio Ramen

€12.50

Clean, salt-based broth with a lighter hand than tonkotsu, house-fresh noodles, and seasonal toppings.

Tip: Try shio if you're coming back a second time—it's a different expression of the same kitchen skill.

Hakata Senpachi

Rivierenbuurt·$$

Miso Ramen (Dinner)

€14.00

Rich miso broth with ramen noodles, cha siu pork, bean sprouts, and a soft egg.

Tip: Dinner-only service—miso ramen is available 17:30–22:00 (23:00 weekends). If you want tonkotsu, come at lunch.

Fou Fow Ramen

De Pijp·$$

Tonkotsu Ramen (Large)

€15.00

Extra-large bowl of tonkotsu with double the noodles and broth for heartier appetites.

Tip: Order the large if you plan to slurp the broth after finishing noodles—worth the extra €2.

Fou Fow Ramen

De Pijp·$$

Miso Ramen

€12.50

Miso-forward broth with a subtle fermented depth, house-fresh noodles, and umami toppings.

Tip: If you're unsure between tonkotsu and lighter options, miso is a good middle ground.

#792% recommend

Hinata

Jordaan·$$

Kara Shoyu Ramen

€12.50

Spicy soy-based broth with house-made noodles, cha siu pork, and crispy toppings.

Tip: The spice level is approachable—not aggressive. If you want more heat, ask for an extra spice drizzle, but the broth is perfectly balanced as-served.

#890% recommend

Hakata Senpachi

Rivierenbuurt·$$

Tonkotsu Ramen

€16.00

Milky white pork bone broth poured over thin noodles with cha siu pork, egg, and spring onion.

Tip: The broth-to-noodle ratio is generous—ask for extra noodles if you want more substance, or go easy and savor the broth.

#990% recommend

Fuku Ramen

Amsterdam Oost·$$$

Signature Ramen (Final Course)

The culminating bowl—house-made noodles, chef-prepared broth, and seasonal toppings.

Tip: This is where the tasting menu justifies itself—the ramen is excellent, and it's the payoff to the progression.

#1088% recommend

Nooch

Grachtengordel-West·$$

Japanese Ramen

€13.00

Rich tonkotsu broth with wavy noodles, soft-boiled egg, chashu pork, and scallion.

Tip: Ramen is filling and warming — perfect for dinner. You can slurp loudly without judgment (it's respectful in Japanese culture).

#1188% recommend

Fuku Ramen

Amsterdam Oost·$$$

Six-Course Tasting Menu (€89)

€89.00

A progression of Japanese-inspired dishes culminating in house-made ramen.

Tip: Reservation required. New slots open on the 1st of each month at noon for dates two months out. Book quickly—weekday and weekend slots fill within hours.

#1285% recommend

Fou Fow Ramen

De Pijp·$$

Tonkotsu Ramen (Classic)

€13.00

Rich pork bone broth with house-fresh noodles, cha siu, spring onion, and marinated egg.

Tip: Noodles are cooked fresh to order—no pre-made batches. The broth is rich; if you want lighter, try shio or tan tan.