Where is the best ramen in Mexico City?

Based on diner recommendations, the best ramen in Mexico City is at Tonchin (98% recommended). We compared 6 restaurants serving ramen.

How much does ramen cost in Mexico City?

Ramen prices in Mexico City range from MXN320.00 to MXN400.00 across 6 restaurants.

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Best Ramen in Mexico City

6 restaurants compared

Price range: MXN320.00 – MXN400.00

Avg recommendation: 92%

Top 5 Ramen in Mexico City (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 6 restaurants:

Tonchin — 98% recommended, MXN380.00 (Juárez)
Rokai — 95% recommended, MXN320.00 (Cuauhtémoc)
Tonchin — 92% recommended, MXN400.00 (Juárez)
Rokai — 90% recommended, MXN320.00 (Cuauhtémoc)
Mog — 90% recommended, MXN320.00 (Cuauhtémoc)

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

All 6 Restaurants Compared

#198% recommend

Tonchin

Juárez·$$

Tokyo Tonkotsu Ramen

MXN380.00

Classic rich pork bone broth with thin chashu, scallions, soft-boiled egg, and fresh noodles.

Tip: This is their signature dish — don't skip it. The broth is simmered for hours and tastes nothing like instant ramen.

#295% recommend

Rokai

Cuauhtémoc·$$

Tonkotsu Ramen

MXN320.00

Rich pork bone broth ramen with chashu, negi, homemade noodles, soft-boiled egg, and spinach.

Tip: Book ahead — the restaurant is small and always busy, especially on weekends. Showing up without a reservation typically means a wait.

#392% recommend

Tonchin

Juárez·$$

Smoked Dashi Ramen

MXN400.00

Tonkotsu broth infused with smoked flavors, topped with chashu, negi, and soft-boiled egg.

Tip: Try this if you want something bolder than their classic tonkotsu. The smoked element is distinct but not overwhelming.

#490% recommend

Rokai

Cuauhtémoc·$$

Miso Ramen

MXN320.00

Rich miso-based broth with tender chashu, soft-boiled egg, and fresh spinach.

Tip: The miso version is slightly lighter than the tonkotsu but still deeply satisfying. Good choice if you want rich flavor without the heaviness.

#590% recommend

Mog

Cuauhtémoc·$$

Spicy Chashu Men Ramen

MXN320.00

Creamy spicy ramen with thin chashu slices, soft egg, and green onion.

Tip: This is a must-try at Mog. The broth is complex and the ramen doesn't have the corn you find at mediocre places.

#689% recommend

Tonchin

Juárez·$$

Spicy Tan Tan Ramen

MXN400.00

Fiery sesame and chili-based broth with thin chashu, soft-boiled egg, and sesame oil drizzle.

Tip: Ask for the spice level you prefer — they can adjust heat on the fly. Excellent alternative if you want something warmer and fiery.