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8 Places for the Best Ramen in Abu Dhabi to Slurp ASAP

Looking for seriously satisfying ramen in Abu Dhabi? We’ve got you!

When it comes to Japanese cuisine in the capital, there are more than a few places to get some great sushi and more. Nothing beats a steaming hot bowl of ramen in Abu Dhabi, though, and there’s a price point to suit every budget, too.

Whether you’re craving a classic tonkotsu, spicy miso, or something with a twist, there are more than a few hidden gems for some top-notch ramen in Abu Dhabi.

We’ve rounded up the best ramen places (or places that do ramen well) across the capital, exactly in the style you like.

Check out the best ramen in Abu Dhabi

Daikan Izakaya

Daikan, at Yas Bay Waterfront, is as close to a ramen-dedicated restaurant as you’ll find in Abu Dhabi. Easily one of the best too, the vibe here is off the charts no matter what day of the week it is, so that should give you an idea of the amazing quality!

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Their menu covers shoyu, shio, miso, and spicy chef specials, with options for chicken or tofu. The bowls are big, bold, and beautifully balanced. The drinks will perfectly complement and enhance your meal, feel free to ask the staff to guide you to the best!

Details:
For reservations, call 058 124 1529
Timings: Sunday – Thursday: 12 pm to midnight
Friday – Saturday: 12 pm to 1 am

Kaizu

Kaizu puts a premium spin on ramen, offering broths such as shio chicken, shoyu beef, and even a tangy salmon tom yum ramen.

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Inspired by the Southwest City of Japan, they’re easily dishing out some of the best ramen abu dhabi. The standout here is the tantan ramen with minced chicken and broccoli, a punchy, nutty option for spice lovers.

Details:
For reservations, call 058 691 1981
Timings: 1 pm to 11 pm

SLRP by 3Fils

Have you even had ramen in Abu Dhabi if you’ve not eaten here? SLRP is the talk of Yas Mall.

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This ramen bar by Dubai’s award-winning 3Fils serves bowls like yuzu tori and wagyu truffle ramen, with an open kitchen where you can watch the chefs in action. A must-visit for ramen purists.

Details:
For reservations, call 054 599 4575
Timings: Sunday – Thursday: 11 am to 11 pm
Friday – Saturday: 11 am to 11:30 pm

TOKI

An institution in Abu Dhabi, TOKI inside Radisson Blu has been serving Japanese comfort food for years. The self-proclaimed local Japanese izakaya is sure to convince even the most stubborn to change their mind about ramen.

Their ramen menu ranges from tantanmen to miso and kimchi ramen, each hearty and satisfying. Add to that the prime location on the Corniche, and it’s perfect for a post-beach meal.

Details:
For reservations, call 052 443 9314
Timings: 12 pm to 3 pm, 6:30 pm to 11 pm

UDN

A noodle specialist, UDN blends Japanese and fusion styles, offering ramen-inspired bowls alongside its famous udon.

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From wagyu beef ramen to katsu chicken ramen, it’s a creative take that keeps things interesting. It’s not just that this is the first noodle house in Abu Dhabi dedicated to udon – it’s also by DRVN, so the flavours are top-notch with every bite. You could also try out the crispy gyozas, definitely a great addition to make it a wholesome meal!

Details:
For reservations, call 02 441 3037
Timings: 12 pm to 11 pm

Zuma Abu Dhabi

High-end Japanese dining meets comfort food at Zuma – but you already knew that.

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Though sushi is their main attraction, Zuma also offers luxury ramen bowls in its polished, contemporary setting. If you get here early on weekends, you can fuel yourself for a night of lively vibes with a comforting bowl of ramen as well. It’s all about premium quality and matching prices.

Details:
For reservations, call 02 401 5900
Timings: Sunday – Thursday: 12 pm to 3:30 pm, 7 pm to 1 am
Friday – Saturday: 12:30 pm to 4 pm, 7 pm to 2 am

Sushi Story

As its name suggests, Sushi Story is a sushi house but their ramen is no afterthought.

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With loyal fans praising its balance of flavour and generous portions, it’s a great casual option. The restaurant has long been popular among the local residents, and the more than reasonable prices definitely play a large part. Perfect bowl for a mid-week quick fix for ramen in Abu Dhabi.

Details:
For reservations, call 02 639 1888
Timings: 11:30 am to 12 am

Cafe Sushi

Housed at Fairmont Bab Al Bahr, Cafe Sushi offers contemporary Japanese dining with ramen on the menu. While the little sushi trays on a conveyor belt are definitely an attraction, the ramen more than manages to hold its own and steal the show.

The staff is as courteous as knowledgeable, making this an elegant option with reliable service and sleek interiors for those seeking top-notch ramen in Abu Dhabi.

Details:
For reservations, call 02 654 3333
Timings: 12 pm to 4 pm, 7 pm to 11 pm

FAQs About Ramen in Abu Dhabi

What is the best ramen in Abu Dhabi?

It depends on your taste. For authentic flavours, try Daikan Izakaya or SLRP by 3Fils. For premium ramen, head to Kaizu or Zuma.

Is ramen expensive in Abu Dhabi?

Ramen prices range from AED 40–60 in casual spots like Baofriend to AED 100+ in premium venues like Zuma.

Where can I find vegetarian ramen in Abu Dhabi?

Most restaurants, including Daikan and Kaizu, offer tofu or vegetable ramen options.

Which ramen spot is best for late-night dining?

Places like Ba:TE and Daikan at Yas Bay stay open past midnight on weekends, making them perfect for late-night slurps.

Do I need reservations for ramen spots in Abu Dhabi?

For casual eateries, walk-ins are usually fine. For premium places like Zuma and Cerutti, reservations are strongly recommended.

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Caroline

Caroline is a dedicated journalist whose interests lie at the intersection of lifestyle, food, and sustainability. When she's not exploring exotic locales or experimenting in the kitchen, she can be found playing with her cat, Lily or trying to read a book.