The BEST Places to Get Ramen in Bali

Escaping the hustle and bustle of the streets of Bali for a steaming bowl of spicy ramen feels like a dream come true.

The satisfying and comforting meal is a fave for backpackers in Bali, and adds something special to their day.

There are so many great places to eat ramen in Bali, we have narrowed down some of the best to make sure your ramen is the BEST.

Best Places to Eat Ramen in Bali

There are a lot of Japanese restaurants in Bali, some of which specialize in ramen.

From traditional shops to modern ramen bars, these are some best places to start your culinary journey.

Red Dragon Ramen has spots in both Legian and Sanur. It is a local favorite, serving traditional homemade ramen.

The handmade wheat-flour noodles are cooked to perfection and served in a signature creamy Tonkotsu broth.

The best-sellers at Red Dragon are the Tonkotsu Kuro, a rich pork-bone broth with a hint of garlic, and the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen, which is a combination of fragrant spices and creamy pork-bone broth.

Each bowl is freshly prepared, for a delicious and authentic ramen experience.

As well as the classic dishes, Red Dragon Ramen also has a selection of original creations, such as the Miso Ramen, which features a savory miso broth and fresh vegetables, and the Tonkotsu Tamago, a savory egg-based broth with a hint of garlic. 

 

Ramen House Chanpon by Burassai is a ramen paradise restaurant in Seminyak.

It’s the perfect spot to enjoy a delicious bowl of steaming ramen, in a tranquil outdoor setting.

The menu features shoyu (soy sauce), miso and shio (salted) ramen made with noodles’s ramen imported from Japan.

Savour traditional Japanese flavours prepared by a master Japanese chef with a modern twist. The ramen is served in a rich and flavourful broth bursting with umami. Toppings include soft-boiled eggs, bamboo shoots, seaweed, fish cakes and other traditional delights. For the perfect finish, enjoy a side of kimchi or pickled vegetables.

 

Shofuku Ramen Bar is a perfect place to satisfy your craving for a hot, hearty bowl of ramen.

Located in both Berawa and Denpasar, this specialty ramen joint features a unique blend of flavors that set it apart from the rest.

The thick and rich chicken broth is free of pork and lard, making it suitable for Halal diets. It has a deep and savory flavor profile, with a hint of sweetness that makes it irresistible.

The noodles are thick and chewy, and perfectly complement the rich broth. Toppings include a variety of vegetables, meats, and spices that make each bowl a unique experience. Whether you’re in the mood for a light snack or a full, hearty meal, Shofuku Ramen Bar is sure to satisfy.

 

101 Ramen Yakitori Bar in Berawa is a great spot to experience the authentic taste of Japanese cuisine.

Step inside and you’ll be transported to a vibrant Tokyo eatery. The white décor, punctuated with wooden accents, creates an atmosphere of traditional Japanese comfort.

The menu is filled with a variety of dishes including a range of delicious ramen with fresh homemade noodles, thick broth, vegan broth, and steamed dumplings.

The star of the show is undoubtedly the grilled yakitori skewers, served hot and smoky from the charcoal grill. Pair your meal with a selection of sake, shochu and Japanese beers, and enjoy a true taste of Japan in Canggu.

It is one of our fave restaurants in Canggu.

 

Hakata Ikkousha Ramen located on Sunset Road is an authentic Japanese ramen shop that’s quite famous in Indonesia.

It’s an official branch from Fukuoka, Japan, and features a Japanese-like setting. The restaurant is cozy, with a warm atmosphere that’ll make you feel like you’re dining in Japan.

The menu has a wide selection of ramen dishes, from classic tonkotsu ramen to special Hakata-style ramen. Their ramen is made with traditional Japanese ingredients, such as sake, mirin, and soy sauce, creating a unique flavor. The soup is rich and creamy, while the noodles are thick and chewy. Toppings such as pork belly, bamboo shoots, and ajitama eggs add a unique flavor and texture to the dish. 

 

Ramen Hamatora will satisfy your cravings for a delicious, vegan-friendly bowl of ramen in Bali.

Located in the heart of Canggu, this chic, industrial modern restaurant offers a unique take on a traditional Yokohama-style ramen.

You can savor a bowl of vegan ramen, or opt for a hearty pork or chicken version. Every bowl is made with authentic Japanese ingredients, like a rich, creamy broth and freshly made noodles. 

 

Bari-Uma Ramen is a one of a kind restaurant located in both the heart of Berawa and Dewi Sri Street.

It specializes in authentic ramen from Hiroshima, Japan. The chefs prepare the ramen in two separate cookware, one for chicken and the other for pork, so halal diners are catered for. The chicken menu is then served with red cutlery, and the pork menu is served with black cutlery.

The aromas of the fresh ingredients and the traditional Japanese cooking techniques fill the restaurant and tantalize the senses. The unique flavors of the ramen will excite your taste buds and leave you wanting more. 

 

Kazumi Ramen is a tiny, yet magical, restaurant in Ubud.

It’s run by a Japanese chef, who has been perfecting the art of ramen for decades. The restaurant is renowned for its famous 5-hours-boiled pork (Char-siu), which is the star of the show.

The tonkotsu ramen is some of the best in Ubud, with a rich broth and perfectly cooked noodles.

For those who do not consume pork, there are plenty of vegan and vegetarian options, ensuring everyone can enjoy a bowl of delicious ramen.

The atmosphere at Kazumi Ramen is always buzzing, with locals and tourists alike gathering to experience the unique flavors of the region. 

 

Mad Ronin is an authentic Japanese restaurant located in the heart of Petitenget and Batu Bolong.

This vibrant eatery offers a range of delicious ramen, rice bowls, and beer.

You’ll find an exciting array of arcade games and colorful murals to keep you entertained as you wait for your meal. The restaurant is a bright space with a warm atmosphere, perfect for a night out with friends.

From the steaming bowls of ramen and fragrant rice bowls to the craft beers on tap, Mad Ronin is the perfect spot to enjoy a night of good food and fun. 

 

Take Authentic Japanese Cuisine is where to experience the real taste of Japan in Legian.

The bamboo-accented dining area provides a tranquil atmosphere, and the fresh seafood and vegetables give an authentic feel.

The restaurant has an extensive menu of various tonkotsu ramen, seafood ramen, and other classic Japanese dishes. They also have sushi which is incredibly fresh.

Take is a great place to go for traditional Japanese cuisine, with the added bonus of a stunning view of the Legian skyline.

 

Boekan Ramen, also located in Legian, fuses the best of Indonesian and Japanese cuisine, with a variety of spicy ramen with 4 heat levels from mild to fiery.

The bold red broth, with its rich umami flavor and subtle spiciness, is a careful balance of traditional Japanese spices and Indonesian flavors.

The toppings are generous and include a combination of succulent pork, mushrooms, scallions, and seaweed

 

Men-Ramen is a cozy ramen shop located in Sanur, serving a variety of Tonkotsu and Tori Ramen.

The walls of the shop are adorned with traditional Japanese pictures, giving the place a homely yet authentic feel.

The menu features a wide range of options, from the classic miso, shoyu and shio ramen, to more unique flavours like the spicy kimchi, and a creamy butter corn ramen.

Their broth is cooked for hours to achieve its rich flavor, and their noodles are made fresh each day. 

 

Izakaya by Oku is the premier Japanese restaurant in The Apurva Kempinski Nusa Dua, which also serves some of the best ramen in Bali.

With its bistro-chic setting, this restaurant brings a sense of style and sophistication to the Japanese dining experience. They have open-kitchen dining, where you can watch the chefs prepare the meals with fresh ingredients and traditional Japanese techniques.

The restaurant’s authentic Japanese atelier has a contemporary twist, offering innovative dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. 

 

En Ramen is a cozy and inviting Japanese-style ramen shop located on Sunset Road.

Stepping into the restaurant, you feel as if you have been transported to Japan, with its wooden decor and a mural of Fuji Mountain on the wall.

Their menu is full of delicious, authentic ramen delicacies, from the classic Shoyu Ramen to the unique Goma Ramen. The Goma Ramen, in particular, is a must try – it is a creamy, rich and flavourful dish made with sesame paste, mushrooms, seaweed and scallions. 

 

Menya Kenji is an authentic Japanese restaurant located in the heart of Berawa.

Its outdoor seating is surrounded by hanging white lampions, creating a dreamy and romantic atmosphere.

In the center of the restaurant, a delicious homemade signature broth simmers, emitting a mouth-watering aroma. The chefs behind the kitchen counter are dressed in traditional black and white uniforms, expertly crafting signature dishes like ramen, udon and Japanese fried chicken.

The restaurant utilizes rustic black bowls to serve the dishes, each crafted with love and care. 

 

Yorimichi Japanese Restaurant is located in the beautiful and tranquil Jimbaran area.

It has a homey atmosphere with traditional Japanese decor.

The restaurant only serves the freshest and most authentic Japanese food, with recipes passed down through generations. The aroma of freshly cooked ramen and sushi fills the air, inviting you to enjoy the delightful flavors that await. 

 

Shaka Riki Bali is one of the best ramen spots on the sunny island of Bali.

Located in Pecatu, Labuansait, this open air seating restaurant is a must-visit for all ramen lovers. It is surrounded by lush greenery, and the fresh air will definitely make your dining experience an unforgettable one.

The ramen broth is made with the finest ingredients. You can choose from different types of noodles and toppings to customize your perfect bowl. 

Final Thoughts

The fragrant spices, flavorful broth, and perfect texture of noodles makes ramen a delicious treat.

There are so many amazing ramen restaurants in Bali that serve super fresh, tasty bowls of steaming goodness.

If you’re feeling a little under the weather, need warming up or want something comforting, eating ramen in Bali is ideal!

 

Featured image: Kazumi Ramen