Gaijin Ramen
RestaurantNørregade, Aarhus
Ramen on Nørregade — Tuesday to Sunday, no booking.
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Gaijin boils its own broth and serves ramen from twelve to nine, Tuesday to Sunday. There are no bookings and not many seats, so you queue or come outside peak hours.
The broth is what the house is built on, and it takes time to make — which is why the card is short. There are vegetarian and vegan bowls, and takeaway if you do not want to wait for a seat.
Open Tuesday to Sunday from twelve to nine. Closed on Monday.
It is a bowl of food, not an evening out. It suits a quick lunch, dinner alone, and a cold day when you need something warm. Nørregade is in the Latin Quarter in the middle of town.
Why it's worth a visit
- Their own stock
- No booking — queue or come early
- Tuesday to Sunday, 12pm-9pm
Nearby places
80 m to the nearest one
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