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Ramen is the ultimate Japanese food for the soul. Here is the best ramen in Perth for your next dinner date.
Ramen weather is rolling in, and as far as comfort foods go, a steaming bowl of velvety tonkotsu, rich miso, perfectly cooked noodles and fragrant shoyu is about as cosy as it gets.
From the traditional to the innovative, Perth’s ramen scene is dishing out some of the best, soul-warming bowls of goodness to enjoy at any time of year. So, grab your chopsticks and loosen your pants – the best ramen in Perth is calling. Irasshaimase!
Komatsu
You may know them as Dosukoi from the Fremantle Markets, but these guys are now going by a new name—Komatsu—and have set up shop at Fremantle FOMO. Still serving up some of Perth’s best ramen with delicious broths, silky Japanese noodles and street-style treats, this is a must if you’re after a hearty bowl of ramen in Freo.
G12/10 William Street, Fremantle
Ageto Ramen
Matcha Ramen might not be for everyone, but the frothy, green, savoury bowl of goodness at Ageto has gone viral on socials for a reason, so we say it’s worth a try! If matcha isn’t your cup of tea, this Canning Vale Food Court ramen shop also serves up the classic ramen broth flavours, and very well at that.
T6/46-48 Catalano Circuit, Canning Vale
Blue Jasmine
Blue Jasmine might be Japanese and Chinese fuision, but the ramen is as authentic as the steaming hot bowls you’ll find in Japan. This humble spot will melt your heart as it warms your stomach, with large bowls heaped with Chashu pork, egg, chewy noodles and nori. Order your choice of gyoza to accompany your noodle soup and finish off the meal with light and chewy mochi for the perfect, well-rounded and balanced meal.
9/228 Guildford Road, Maylands
Super Souper Ramen
Super Souper Ramen is the incredible sister to the popular traditional kaiten sushi train chain Super Tetsudo that’s landed in a sleek space in the West Deck precinct of the Karrinyup shopping centre (opposite Super Tetsudo). Serving up traditional Hakata-style ramen, paired with new, innovative flavours, this is the perfect spot to sit and soak up the buzzy atmosphere and dig into piping hot bowls of flavourful broth and chewy noodles.
200 Karrinyup Road, Karrinyup
Bari-Uma
The ramen at Bari-Uma is consistently good, and the mood of the restaurants exude that modest warmth of authentic Japanese dining. The menu is straightforward and simple, but high in quality—with an option to choose your spice level, from ‘less spicy’ through to ‘fire hot’. The signature Bari-uma is a pork flavoured shoyu soup with thick-cut grilled chashu. Add an order of steaming hot karaage to make the inevitable lining up even more worthwhile.
63 Barrack Street, Perth
Unit 28/696 Albany Highway, East Victoria Park
Hakata Gensuke Ramen
Renowned for their dedication to the rich and flavourful Hakata-style ramen (originating from the Fukuoka region of Japan), this esteemed eatery is a pilgrimage site for enthusiasts seeking an authentic bowl of some of the best ramen in Perth. And while it’s not unusual for a ramen joint, the staff are friendly and attentive, welcoming you in with a loud ‘Irasshaimase!’ every time.
On offer is their signature tonkotsu broth—a black sesame tonkotsu—the spicy God Fire, or the lighter shio tonkotsu. The house-made noodles are perfectly chewy, and you conveniently order with the menu and pencil provided, for full customisation from the broth to the noodle firmness and choice of toppings.
850 Albany Highway, East Victoria Park
Ramen Keisuke Tonkotsu King
One of Japan’s renowned ramen chains, Ramen Keisuke Tonkotsu King, is unsurprisingly also one of Perth’s best. These guys deliver the epitome of tonkotsu ramen perfection with an added bonus: unlimited jammy boiled eggs.
They offer all the traditional tonkotsu ramen varieties in varying spice levels, as well as dishing out limited edition beauties, like ramen with crab dumplings. It’s walk-ins only here (be prepared for a bit of a wait), and you’ll find them attached to the Melbourne Hotel in the CBD.
The Melbourne Hotel, 33 Milligan Street, Perth
Ippudo Ramen
Ippudo has emerged as a powerhouse in the world of ramen, boasting an expert team that knows the secrets to crafting exceptional bowls of the Japanese soul food.
Delighting ramen enthusiasts with their diverse menu, the star of the Ippudo show has got to be the signature tonkotsu broth – choose from the original broth, a creamy option, with miso and garlic oil, or with a fiery kick of spicy ground pork miso for those who like it hot. It’s one of the best in Perth.
Shops 1.2 & 1.3, KS1/556 Wellington Street, Perth
Nao
Any Perth ramen-lover worth their shoyu knows about Nao, one of the OG authentic ramen joints in Perth’s CBD specialising in cold ramen.
A no-fuss, customisable selection of noodles and broth is what it’s all about at Nao. The broth comes in four flavours, and you can choose from four styles of noodles and a bunch of extra toppings. Simple and satisfying.
191/580 Hay Street, Perth
Ramen Samurai
With 10 flavours of ramen to choose from, you’ll find yourself spoilt for choice at this sophisticated Japanese eatery in East Vic Park.
From their authentic miso ramen, boasting a velvety broth simmered to perfection, to their inventive kimchi ramen with its delicious blend of umami flavours, each bowl showcases the skill and creativity of the Ramen Samurai kitchen. The noodles are freshly made in-house every day, broth is simmered for over ten hours and there’s donburi and fresh gyoza on the menu, too.
Unit 3/902 Albany Highway, East Victoria Park
Tosaka Ramen
Ramen bowls & donburi, sake and Japanese beer offered in a quaint, brick-lined space, Tosaka Ramen will have you transported to the streets of Kyoto from your first spoonful. The star dish at Tosaka is the tori paitan ramen, and the buzz of the space tells you just how exceptional it is. It’s a rich chicken broth, that’s creamy white and simmered for 10 hours, and whipped into a foamy cloud that’s light yet seriously flavourful. We’re in love.
305 William Street, Northbridge
From authentic classics to newer vegan spots, you have your pick of pretty much any ramen experience you might be looking for in Perth. For more delightful dining in Perth, be sure to check out our guide to the best Japanese restaurants, and the best spots in the city for date night.
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