Shoryu Ramen (Covent Garden)

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Shoryu Ramen (Covent Garden) Address 35 Great Queen Street, Covent Garden, London WC2B 5AA
Shoryu Ramen (Covent Garden) Opening Hours Monday - Saturday : 11:30am - 11pm
Sunday : 12noon - 9:30pm
Shoryu Ramen (Covent Garden) Food Price £28 - £48 per pax
Cash only

What people say about Shoryu Ramen (Covent Garden)

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  • We visited on their soft opening with 50% off on their ramen

  • We also felt it was a little overcooked

  • The other ingredients accompanying the beef were more interesting

  • Hakata Tetsunabe Gyoza The gyozas were served on a cast iron skillet and had a side dipping sauce of soy and wasabi

  • The flavours could've been bolder but overall the gyozas weren't bad and were worth the try

  • Heir rich pork broth is creamy and packed with flavours

  • The pork itself was thinly sliced and it was so tender that hardly any effort was needed to chew it

  • Curry Ramen this ramen was an absolute joy to eat

  • The chicken karaage pieces were a little dry

  • We ended our meal with Matcha Azuki Rolled Cake

  • The filling inside was like a buttercream with sweet red beans mixed in

  • We might give higher score if we were there for the ramen

  • A little birdie told us that Shoryu were due to open their 6th branch in London

  • This newest location is in London&rsquo

  • S Covent Garden and with such a central location

  • Especially when you consider that they apply an extra service charge for what is a simple meal

  • Environment was pleasant and clean

  • Ordered hard noodles but noodles were too soft to even be considered "

  • A 12.5% surcharge is automatically added to your bill

  • Despite the fact that a ramen restaurant is generally a fast minimal service type of meal

  • Our waiter's services were limited to bringing us a menu

  • 10+ for ramen was ridiculous but this one was so worth it

  • The white natural ramen is made with soy milk

  • The noodles were made al dente which gave it a little bite

  • The noodles were lightly seasoned and was delicious by itself

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