Grasshopper Ramen Bar

The food was amazing and so was the staff!!! The dishes are well priced and worth every cent with how big yhe portions where. Me and my friend could have easily shared one bowl between us and gotten full. It was also such a lifesaver as we were feverish and needed something warm to eat. The ladies behind the counter where also lovely and gave me a pad when I needed one. The food came out super quickly snd I really recommend the jasmine tea!

Really good and authentic japanese restaurant. The dishes are very special and quite big. I ordered the shio ramen while my boyfriend ordered tan tan mian. The shio ramen is a salt type of ramen and it tasted and smelled a bit like fish. The chashu pork was really good and the menma (bamboo) was the best I’ve ever had. The tan tan mian is a spicy type of ramen. I don’t recommend it if you don’t like spicy, but if you do you should give it a try. We came back again and I ordered Shoyu ramen (Soy ramen) and he ordered Miso ramen. My shoyu ramen was really good (for now it’s my favourite), and his miso ramen was really good but had a special taste comparing to others I’ve had. I gotta say Shio ramen, Shoyu ramen and Miso ramen have all the same ingredients, the only thing that changes is the soup broth itself, but it’s like you’re eating a whole different ramen from one to another, so it’s still very worth it to try every single one of them. For desserts, we ordered daifuku mochi. Mine was strawberry mousse and his was adzuki. Both were really good and big compared to the ones we’ve always eaten. The traditional (adzuki) has a very special taste so if you don’t like the taste of the original japanese desserts, I recommend you stick to your common favourite. The staff is very friendly and always answer your questions with a smile, and the one that looks like the boss there (a japanese woman) speaks Spanish very fluently. We had no wait to eat, but later after we arrived a line started. Even so, people didn’t hace to wait a lot (maybe 10min), so it’s still very worth it. The price is okay, the ramens are about 8€ each and the daifuku mochi 4,25€, so you can eat really well with a normal-low price.

My Japanese friend recommended this place. We ordered Shoyu Ramen and Miso Ramen. Definitely Miso is better. The broth of the Miso Ramen is amazing. Other toppings are pretty good too. We came around 1 PM on Friday, not crowded. You can use card for payment. Comparing to authentic Japanese Ramen in Japan I think this is pretty close. If you would like some Asian food in Barcelona, here and Hiro are the places for Ramen.

By far the best Ramen place in Barcelona! It is obviously that this place uses a lot of time preparing their food and they are using the best ingredients. The taste of their ramen are so delicious and pure. The place is small and cozy. You never know who’s gonna sit next to you and slurp😊. Since it is small, you might come before/after rush hours or else you have to wait. It is worth the wait if you have to, so keep in the line!