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Adelaide · Updated 23 Oct 2026

The best ramen in Adelaide

Ranked from 6,109 reviews across 12 restaurants.

ramen at Toriok Ramen

The winner

Toriok Ramen

Japanese · Adelaide

Toriok Ramen’s signature Tori Paitan ramen boasts a luxuriously creamy broth, infused with a deeply savory aroma and a welcome, gentle spice that lingers on the palate.

reviews mention the ramen
9
of them positive
100%
overall
Overwhelmingly positive

14 Eliza St, Adelaide SA 5000

Reviewers praise the generous portion size, highlighting the perfectly cooked noodles, tender chashu pork and chicken, and fresh, vibrant toppings within this comforting bowl. Unlike other ramen establishments in Adelaide, Toriok’s commitment to authentic flavours and a shared dining experience at a large communal table creates a uniquely social and satisfying experience.

About the restaurant

Price

$20-40 per person (141 reports)

This is the restaurant's price range, not the price of the ramen.

Service options

  • On-site services
  • Dine-in
  • Delivery

Planning

  • Accepts reservations

Atmosphere

  • Casual
  • Trendy

Payments

  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments

Parking

  • Free of charge street parking
  • Paid street parking
  • Somewhat difficult to find a space

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance
  • Wheelchair-accessible seating

3HFW+C7 Adelaide, South Australia

How it’s holding up

restaurants ranked
12
reviews across them
6,109
reviews mention the ramen
86
last updated
23 Oct 2026
Mentions of the ramen, month by monthPositiveNegative

79 of the 86 mentions of the ramen have a date within these months; the chart shows those.

The 6,109 reviews are every review these restaurants have, about any dish, so not all of them were read for this guide. We collected 124 of them, which can include more than one review from the same person. 9 reviews mention the ramen at Toriok Ramen. Rankings are based on public reviews, not visits.

Also worth a trip

The other 11 restaurants ranked for ramen in Adelaide, in order.

  1. Number 2: Contemporary Japanese DeliAdelaideThe Tokyo ramen at Contemporary Japanese Deli features a deeply savory broth, generously layered with tender pork, earthy mushrooms, and the bright, zesty kick of shōga.7 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Contemporary Japanese Deli

    Japanese · shop 22/68 Grenfell St, Adelaide SA 5000

    The Tokyo ramen at Contemporary Japanese Deli features a deeply savory broth, generously layered with tender pork, earthy mushrooms, and the bright, zesty kick of shōga. Reviewers noted the noodles were cooked to perfection, complemented by a manageable portion size reflecting the reasonable price, though some found the egg slightly overcooked – a minor detail against the overall comfort and quality. Unlike many Adelaide ramen options, this establishment delivers authentic Japanese flavors and a focused menu, prioritizing quality ingredients and balanced taste at a price point comparable to Japan itself.

    86% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 4:30 pm

  2. Number 3: Kazumi Ramen ChinatownAdelaideKazumi Ramen in Chinatown’s Tantanmen boasts deeply flavorful noodles with a satisfying, gentle spice, complemented by a richly textured broth and a generous portion.8 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Kazumi Ramen Chinatown

    Japanese · 31 a Wright Ct, Adelaide SA 5000

    Kazumi Ramen in Chinatown’s Tantanmen boasts deeply flavorful noodles with a satisfying, gentle spice, complemented by a richly textured broth and a generous portion. Reviewers repeatedly praised the freshness of the ingredients, particularly the wagyu beef when cooked correctly, and the comforting nature of the ramen alongside balanced flavors and satisfying set menu options. What truly distinguishes Kazumi is their dedication to offering a diverse range of broths and carefully considered spice levels, catering to individual preferences within the bustling Adelaide ramen scene.

    88% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 8:30 pm

  3. Number 4: Call Me Curry & IzakayaAdelaideThe katsu ramen at Call Me Curry & Izakaya boasts a rich, intensely flavored broth brimming with tender slices of chicken katsu and a generous portion of perfectly cooked noodles.5 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Call Me Curry & Izakaya

    Japanese · 33 Hindley St, Adelaide SA 5000

    The katsu ramen at Call Me Curry & Izakaya boasts a rich, intensely flavored broth brimming with tender slices of chicken katsu and a generous portion of perfectly cooked noodles. Reviewers praise the aroma, highlighting the spice level and the fresh, vibrant additions of toppings, contributing to a deeply comforting and satisfying experience. What truly elevates this ramen in Adelaide is its skillful blend of classic Japanese techniques and bold flavors, creating a uniquely layered and exceptionally well-executed dish that sets it apart from other offerings.

    100% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Closed - Opens 5 pm

  4. Number 5: Black Dog GalleryTusmoreBlack Dog Gallery’s ramen boasts a deeply rich, pork-based broth that lingers delightfully on the palate, showcasing a level of umami rarely found in Adelaide’s offerings.9 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Black Dog Gallery

    Japanese · 4/455 B26, Tusmore SA 5065

    Black Dog Gallery’s ramen boasts a deeply rich, pork-based broth that lingers delightfully on the palate, showcasing a level of umami rarely found in Adelaide’s offerings. Customers rave about the generous portion size of the shoyu char siu ramen, particularly praising the fresh toppings and the satisfying, almost chewy texture of the noodles, alongside a comforting, authentic experience. Unlike many other ramen shops, Black Dog Gallery’s unwavering commitment to replicating a true Japanese ramen experience—particularly with the customizable spice levels and attentive service—establishes it as Adelaide’s most consistently impressive ramen provider.

    89% of reviews of the ramen are positive

  5. Number 6: TonkatsuAdelaideTonkatsu’s ramen in Adelaide offers a deeply satisfying experience, with reviewers praising the creamy, intensely flavourful spicy broth infused with a pronounced Sichuan mala spice.5 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Tonkatsu

    Japanese · 102/104 Wright St, Adelaide SA 5000

    Tonkatsu’s ramen in Adelaide offers a deeply satisfying experience, with reviewers praising the creamy, intensely flavourful spicy broth infused with a pronounced Sichuan mala spice. The generous portion, combined with fresh salad toppings and a pleasing texture, delivers a comforting and balanced meal, while the consistently quick service and friendly atmosphere add to the positive experience. This ramen stands apart due to its remarkably authentic flavour profile, bringing a genuine taste of Japanese ramen to the Adelaide dining scene, a feat few restaurants achieve.

    100% of reviews of the ramen are positive

  6. Number 7: Umai KitchenAdelaideUmai Kitchen’s Aka-Kuro Ramen boasts a deeply rich, intensely porky broth that immediately delivers a comforting warmth, enhanced by a noticeable, savoury aroma and a subtle, warming spice.4 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Umai Kitchen

    Japanese · 8/10 Union St, Adelaide SA 5000

    Umai Kitchen’s Aka-Kuro Ramen boasts a deeply rich, intensely porky broth that immediately delivers a comforting warmth, enhanced by a noticeable, savoury aroma and a subtle, warming spice. Reviewers appreciated the generous portion size, brimming with perfectly tender octopus and expertly crispy fried batter, alongside fresh, flavourful toppings that contributed to a satisfying textural experience. What truly sets Umai Kitchen apart in Adelaide’s ramen scene is its ability to evoke a genuinely Japanese dining experience, mirroring the quality and depth of flavour found in San Francisco, offering a uniquely authentic bowl.

    75% of reviews of the ramen are positive

  7. Number 8: TUNO IzakayaNorth AdelaideTUNO Izakaya’s tonkotsu ramen boasts a deeply rich, golden broth brimming with umami, while the generously sized bowl offers a comforting and satisfying experience.7 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at TUNO Izakaya

    Japanese · 145 O'Connell St, North Adelaide SA 5006

    TUNO Izakaya’s tonkotsu ramen boasts a deeply rich, golden broth brimming with umami, while the generously sized bowl offers a comforting and satisfying experience. Reviewers lauded the intensely flavorful broth and the delightful texture of the noodles, complemented by skillfully prepared yakitori skewers like the chicken wing with fish roe. This Adelaide eatery stands out for its authentic Japanese flavors and meticulous attention to detail, particularly in elevating simple dishes like ramen to a truly memorable meal.

    100% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Closed - Opens 6 pm

  8. Number 9: Ryumon Japanese Kitchen & BarAdelaideThe Signature Black Garlic Ramen at Ryumon Japanese Kitchen & Bar boasts a deeply rich, intensely flavored broth that carries a noticeable umami note, complemented by perfectly cooked noodles with a satisfying chew.8 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Ryumon Japanese Kitchen & Bar

    Japanese · 16 Hindley St, Adelaide SA 5000

    The Signature Black Garlic Ramen at Ryumon Japanese Kitchen & Bar boasts a deeply rich, intensely flavored broth that carries a noticeable umami note, complemented by perfectly cooked noodles with a satisfying chew. Reviewers praise the generous portion size, enhanced by toppings like well-cooked chashu pork and flavorful karaage chicken alongside fresh sides like edamame and cucumber. What truly elevates Ryumon’s ramen in Adelaide is the meticulous attention to detail, resulting in a consistently comforting bowl that surpasses many other options with its genuinely layered and complex flavor profile.

    88% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 8:30 pm

  9. Number 10: Kazumi Ramen NorwoodNorwoodKazumi Ramen Norwood’s Jigoku Ramen, particularly the Extra Hot variety, boasts a broth brimming with a bold, spicy heat that beautifully complements its deep flavour profile, creating a truly intense experience for spice enthusiasts.9 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Kazumi Ramen Norwood

    Japanese · 150 The Parade, Norwood SA 5067

    Kazumi Ramen Norwood’s Jigoku Ramen, particularly the Extra Hot variety, boasts a broth brimming with a bold, spicy heat that beautifully complements its deep flavour profile, creating a truly intense experience for spice enthusiasts. Reviewers consistently praised the generous portion sizes and the freshness of the handmade noodles, alongside delectable toppings like the dumplings and karage chicken, offering a comforting and satisfying meal. Despite some concerns about the texture of the Wagyu beef ramen, Kazumi stands apart with its reliably excellent ramen flavour and welcoming atmosphere, proving a standout choice within Adelaide’s ramen scene.

    78% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 8:30 pm

  10. Number 11: MINIMONO "Noodle Bar"AdelaideMinimono’s ramen offers a deeply satisfying experience, beginning with a richly balanced tonkotsu broth that rewards careful stirring with complementary condiments, showcasing a commitment to nuanced flavor.7 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at MINIMONO "Noodle Bar"

    Japanese · 182 Rundle St, Adelaide SA 5000

    Minimono’s ramen offers a deeply satisfying experience, beginning with a richly balanced tonkotsu broth that rewards careful stirring with complementary condiments, showcasing a commitment to nuanced flavor. Reviewers consistently praised the generous portion size, topped with fresh ingredients like egg and bamboo shoot, alongside the comforting warmth and wholesome atmosphere evocative of Japanese ramen houses. Unlike many Adelaide ramen offerings, Minimono’s dedication to authentic techniques and precise ingredient execution delivers a genuinely elevated bowl, particularly evident in their carefully crafted broth.

    57% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 9:30 pm

  11. Number 12: Ryo's NoodlesAdelaideRyo’s Noodles consistently delivers generous portions of ramen, particularly the Yuzu and Black Garlic varieties, where the intensely flavoured broth stands out as a highlight.8 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Ryo's Noodles

    Japanese · 80 Gouger St, Adelaide SA 5000

    Ryo’s Noodles consistently delivers generous portions of ramen, particularly the Yuzu and Black Garlic varieties, where the intensely flavoured broth stands out as a highlight. Reviewers appreciate the friendly staff, the welcoming atmosphere, and the competitive value of meal deals offering fresh noodles, though some have noted inconsistencies in noodle texture and occasional freshness issues. Despite the occasional minor flaws, Ryo’s offers a uniquely vibrant ramen experience in Adelaide, distinguished by its bold flavour combinations and approachable, satisfying bowls.

    75% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 10 pm

The longer read

What the reviews say

What the reviews say about the best ramen in Adelaide, restaurant by restaurant.

Why it leads

Why Toriok Ramen is the pick for ramen

Toriok Ramen’s signature Tori Paitan ramen boasts a luxuriously creamy broth, infused with a deeply savory aroma and a welcome, gentle spice that lingers on the palate. Reviewers praise the generous portion size, highlighting the perfectly cooked noodles, tender chashu pork and chicken, and fresh, vibrant toppings within this comforting bowl. Unlike other ramen establishments in Adelaide, Toriok’s commitment to authentic flavours and a shared dining experience at a large communal table creates a uniquely social and satisfying experience.

The alternatives

Where the other ramen spots shine

Not everyone wants the same ramen. These are the clearest differences reviewers point to among the next-best places.

  • Contemporary Japanese Deli: The Tokyo ramen at Contemporary Japanese Deli features a deeply savory broth, generously layered with tender pork, earthy mushrooms, and the bright, zesty kick of shōga.
  • Kazumi Ramen Chinatown: Kazumi Ramen in Chinatown’s Tantanmen boasts deeply flavorful noodles with a satisfying, gentle spice, complemented by a richly textured broth and a generous portion.
  • Call Me Curry & Izakaya: The katsu ramen at Call Me Curry & Izakaya boasts a rich, intensely flavored broth brimming with tender slices of chicken katsu and a generous portion of perfectly cooked noodles.
  • Black Dog Gallery: Black Dog Gallery’s ramen boasts a deeply rich, pork-based broth that lingers delightfully on the palate, showcasing a level of umami rarely found in Adelaide’s offerings.

How to choose

Choosing ramen in Adelaide

Treat this as a shortlist as well as a winner: Toriok Ramen has the strongest reviews for the ramen, and the others are where reviewers found different strengths across Adelaide.

  • 6,109 reviews across 12 restaurants ranked; that total covers every dish they serve, not only the ramen.
  • 9 reviews mention the ramen at Toriok Ramen, and 100% of them are positive.

Questions people ask

What is the best ramen in Adelaide?

Toriok Ramen in Adelaide is currently ranked #1 for ramen in Adelaide, among 12 candidates in our available dataset. Toriok Ramen’s signature Tori Paitan ramen boasts a luxuriously creamy broth, infused with a deeply savory aroma and a welcome, gentle spice that lingers on the palate. Reviewers praise the generous portion size, highlighting the perfectly cooked noodles, tender chashu pork and chicken, and fresh, vibrant toppings within this comforting bowl.

Which other ramen places in Adelaide come close?

Contemporary Japanese Deli, Kazumi Ramen Chinatown, Call Me Curry & Izakaya round out the top of the ranking. Each earned strong dish-specific praise in recent reviews — the full shortlist below covers 12 ranked restaurants.

How is the best ramen in Adelaide decided?

BiteRanked compares candidates using available restaurant ratings and dish mentions. Listing review totals are not collected review counts. Coverage is incomplete; the recorded ranking update is 2026-10-23. Read our methodology for scoring and limitations.

How we rank

Each restaurant’s score combines its overall rating with how often its reviews mention the ramen. How positive those reviews are, and how that is changing, is shown for context and is not part of the score. Rankings are based on public reviews, not visits.

Read the full method