Kuma Ramen

The Food is good. The Staffs are nice/polite. The environment under Japanese style decoration is cozy and clean. Eel rice is my favorite! Like all of them!

We arrive 10 minutes to 15:00, when most Italian restaurants do not accept new customers but they were really nice to let us in. The Ramen was amazing witb many different varieties, also veggie and vegan (!!) We had an excellent lunch!

WOW! The Shoyu Tonkotsu was the best in all my travels. Service - perfect and having the English menu helped. Atmosphere- Beautifully detailed matching bowls, plates, chop sticks, and napkins made the presentation perfect. This restaurant will be very successful !

Absolutely delightful, peak indeed. We are having dinner here right now, and I can confidently recommend this place.

This is an authentic Japanese restaurant with truly delicious food. The tonkotsu ramen has a rich, deeply flavorful broth—highly recommended! I also tried the beef donburi and pork katsu curry, and both were outstanding. If you’re looking for real Japanese flavors, this place is a must-visit.

I recently ate at this ramen place and had a great experience. I tried two different ramen dishes—both were amazing! The broth was rich and flavorful, the noodles perfectly cooked, and every ingredient tasted super fresh. I also had the shrimp tempura, which was crispy, fresh, and absolutely delicious. The staff were really kind and welcoming, and one of them even spoke a bit of English, which was helpful. I went around 14:15, and it wasn’t crowded at all—just one other couple there. Honestly, this spot deserves more recognition. They offer vegetarian options, and they also have offers for example you can buy the menu of the day: one ramen dish (chosen by them) paired with an appetizer of your choice for €14.9 a great deal. Sure, there are other ramen shops with similar or slightly cheaper prices, but based on my experience, I definitely recommend giving this one a try. Totally worth it.

Woooooow nice place we sit here and the food is good and we enjoyed the moments of newly ambiance

The moment the ramen arrived at the table, the aroma was irresistible. With the first sip of Kuma’s chicken broth ramen, a wave of warmth enveloped me. The broth is rich and deeply flavorful, yet never greasy—each mouthful feels like a culmination of time and care, capturing the essence of slow-simmered chicken bones. The house-made noodles are perfectly springy, holding the broth while remaining delightfully chewy. Tender chicken and the perfectly runny soft-boiled egg make every bite a moment to savor with closed eyes. The desserts are equally impressive. Unlike many ramen shops where sweets feel like an afterthought, Kuma’s desserts are delicate, layered, and sweet without being overwhelming. They pair beautifully with the ramen, providing a gentle, satisfying finish that feels like a warm hug in every bite. The restaurant’s atmosphere is cozy and comfortable, with a minimalist design that radiates quality and attention to detail. Service is impeccable—the staff are polite, attentive, and genuinely caring, making you feel completely welcomed. While the prices are on the higher side, considering the quality of ingredients, the craftsmanship of the broth, and the overall dining experience, it is absolutely worth it. In short, Kuma is the kind of ramen place you visit once and instantly want to return to. Rich broth, perfectly textured noodles, standout desserts, attentive service, and a comfortable, inviting ambiance—if you’re in Turin, this hidden gem is not to be missed!