The Best Ramen in Adelaide
Ramen is arguably Adelaide’s favourite corner of Japanese cuisine. We’ve got everything from no-frills chains to high-end diners serving the noodle soup, and we’re still thinking about Justin Healy’s legendary Quality Noods pop-ups at Loc and the Exeter. Ditto for Dunfor. So, whether you like a classic Tokyo-style ramen or something downright inventive, this guide will help you find it.
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Ryo’s Noodles
Habit-forming ramen in stylish surrounds.
Restaurant
Minimono
One of Adelaide's most prolific restaurateurs is behind this compact yet sophisticated ramen and curry bar. Roll in big steaming bowls of 12-hour pork tonkotsu, soupless tantanmen and several original styles of ramen.
Restaurant
Contemporary Japanese Deli
Tucked away in the city’s Dacosta Arcade, this homey Japanese eatery serves some of Adelaide’s best – and most affordable – lunch fare. Think ramens, curries, bento boxes and more, courtesy of a father-and-son team drawing on more than two decades’ experience.
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Shosho
This neighbourhood izakaya shares a lot of DNA with its city sibling, Shobosho, but its identity is all its own. There's a clear focus on tempura alongside a line-up of dumplings, wontons and noodles.
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Buta Yama
A classic shio tonkotsu ramen is the star of the menu – created in consultation with a world-renowned ramen chef. Or go for a spicy miso ramen inspired by the famous Kikanbo ramen shop in Tokyo.
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