Manpuku ramen

The house reopened as a themed pop-up (Captain Tsubasa in collaboration with a Japanese chef), which split opinions among longtime customers who missed the previous concept. It operates in a small two-story space, with a line at peak hours.

The house

What people say

Comments inspired by 1,061 reviews

• The ramen has the perfect portion and the perfect flavor — the best I've eaten in Mexico City.

• The ramen is exquisite, well seasoned and a good portion, and the whole Captain Tsubasa theming is original and well done.

• Deeply delicious ramen with chicken and pork — you can feel the quality of the meat and the house seasoning.

• The vegetarian ramen is so tasty, the fried tofu is delicious, and the chili oil is great — I recommend the calpis.

• I tried the Delipica Chashu Kakuni Ramen and it's delicious, with three spice levels to choose from.

• The best of the best is the gyoza — honestly the best Japanese spot I know, and super clean.

• One of the best I've tried — super good price, very generous portion and fast, kind service.

• The octopus balls are quite good, and while you wait in line they even give you a free drink.

• I've been coming for about two years and the ramen never disappoints.

• A tiny, hidden-away place, but a lovely surprise — very generous portions with great flavor.

Before you go

Hours & location

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