Ramen to Biiru is a japanese-danish food concept hailing out of Copenhagen, Denmark.
With our first location opening back in 2015 in Nørrebro. Ramen To Bíiru has since expanded to 6 restaurants in the Copenhagen area. Our menu consists of a wide array of both classic Japanese ramen as well as Ramen To Biiru originals, that you can pair with some of the best beers in the World.
Our restaurant on Victor Borges Plads is located between Trianglen and Nordhavn, with easy access via both Metro and S-Trains.
Opening Hours
MON – SUN: 12.00 – 21.00
(kitchen closes at 20:45)
Ramen To Biiru er et Japansk ramen koncept, som først åbnede dørene tilbage i 2015 på Nørrebro. Sidenhen har vi åbnet restauranter på Vesterbro, Østerbro, Frederiksberg & Valby.
Vi tilbyder et hav af forskellige ramens, både klassisk japanske, men også vores egne kreationer. Dette inkluderer også 3 veganske optioner. Hvor størstedelen også kan tages med hjem som take-away!
Derudover har vi et bredt sortiment af special øl, både på fad, flasker og dåser, samt japanske sodavand og te.
Åbningstider
Mandag – Søndag: 12.00 – 21.00
(Køkkenet lukker 20.45)
Classic chicken broth and SHIO-taré (the flavor base for the ramen, salt) topped with thin sliced rich and tender pork neck chashu, spring onions and crispy nori seaweed.
Chicken broth and SHOYU-taré (the flavor base for the ramen, soy-sauce) topped with thin sliced rich and tender pork neck chashu, spring onions, narutomaki (steamed minced fish meat) and flavored bamboo shoots.
Chicken broth added a creamy miso paste. Topped with thin sliced rich and tender pork chashu, pak choi & spring onions.
Chicken broth and spicy miso blend, topped with kakuni (rich fatty pork belly), spring onions and hanjyuku tamago (soft boiled egg). Special feature: choose your spiciness (flavored from dried SHICHIMI chili and chili oil).
Levels 1 – 4.
Chicken & vegetable broth with konbu taré & a sesame / chili blend topping: Minced chili chicken, spring onion & pak choi.
A rich miso based ramen with kakuni, chashu and spicy minced chicken.
Shoyu style broth with chashu, wakame and naruto.
A broth of Kombu (Japanese seaweed), with Shoyu-taré (the flavor base for the ramen, soy-sauce), sesame oil and homemade garlic/ginger oil. Topped with mushrooms, wakame seawees and spring onions.
Our popular spicy miso ramen, in a vegan option. Topped with tofu and marinated mushrooms.
Vegetarian miso ramen, topped with tofu, pak choi and wakame.
A fiery bowl of ramen served in a
hearty chicken broth infused with
zesty Yuzu and spicy chili,crowned
with savoury pork belly and
delicate wakame seaweed –
culinary excitement in every slurp.
Edamame with lemon juice and salt.
Spicy kimchi
Japanese snack with steamed and marinated rice, wrapped in crispy Nori seaweed – Ask staff for flavor options
Battered and crispy fried prawns served with Japanese mayo
Crispy fried chicken wings with yuzu and miso sticky glaze
Is the adventurous story of a beer loving Danish math- and physics teacher, who started experimenting with hops, malt and yeast in his small kitchen in Copenhagen and today exports his craft beer to 50 countries around the World. Mikkel Bjergsø’s inventive and constant development of Mikkeller has made him internationally acclaimed as one of the most innovative and cutting-edge brewers and entrepreneurs in the world.
Japanese ramen is roughly 400-years old. From food stalls in Yokohama’s Chinatown, ramen spread to the rest of Japan. In those days, Chinese lamian (pulled noodles) was adapted to suit Japanese preferences and called Chuka Soba (Chinese noodles).
A simple bowl of Chuka Soba (egg noodles in a broth made from chicken stock seasoned with soy sauce),became popular for its taste, reasonable price and fast service. Thus the Japanese soul food, ramen, was born.
Our goal and objective, like so many before us, is to spread the warmth and lovely spirit of ramen to all of you.
In the nature of evolution, we hope to flourish and create our own unique style and taste that will suit ours and future generations to come. Our minds are never resting and we are always working on new recipes.
We will kick it off with chicken based broth like the first some 400-years ago with a bit of everyday fun from modern Japan and its fast-food culture in combination with similarly unique and high-quality craft beer, enjoy!
