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Hobart · Updated 23 Oct 2026

The best ramen in Hobart

Ranked from 4,236 reviews across 6 restaurants.

ramen at Kodo Ramen

The winner

Kodo Ramen

Japanese · Sandy Bay

Kodo Ramen’s tonkotsu ramen boasts a deeply rich and flavourful broth, developed through a reported nine-hour simmering process, that immediately impresses with its creamy texture and complex taste.

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

Shop 15/236-244 Sandy Bay Rd, Sandy Bay TAS 7005

Open - Closes 8 pm

Reviewers highlighted the generous portion size, complemented by toppings like beautiful char siu pork and a vibrant, house-made chilli oil, alongside a consistently excellent experience from the welcoming staff. Situated opposite Coles, Kodo distinguishes itself with its authentically prepared ramen and the inclusion of lesser-seen options like oyster ramen, offering a genuine and comforting break from typical Western fare.

About the restaurant

Price

$20-40 per person (34 reports)

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

Phone

0416 959 142

Service options

  • Delivery
  • Takeaway
  • Dine-in

Atmosphere

  • Casual

Payments

  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments

Parking

  • Free of charge street parking
  • Free parking lot
  • Plenty of parking

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance

483H+MF Sandy Bay, Tasmania

How it’s holding up

restaurants ranked
6
reviews across them
4,236
reviews mention the ramen
44
last updated
23 Oct 2026
Mentions of the ramen, month by monthPositiveNegative

36 of the 44 mentions of the ramen have a date within these months; the chart shows those.

The 4,236 reviews are every review these restaurants have, about any dish, so not all of them were read for this guide. We collected 63 of them, which can include more than one review from the same person. 9 reviews mention the ramen at Kodo Ramen. Rankings are based on public reviews, not visits.

Also worth a trip

The other 5 restaurants ranked for ramen in Hobart, in order.

  1. Number 2: kurukuru ramen shopSandy BayThe ramen at Kurukuru in Hobart arrives with a deeply satisfying, intensely pork-laden broth, immediately delivering a complex and comforting experience.9 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at kurukuru ramen shop

    Japanese · KuruKuru Ramen, 213 Sandy Bay Rd, Sandy Bay TAS 7005

    The ramen at Kurukuru in Hobart arrives with a deeply satisfying, intensely pork-laden broth, immediately delivering a complex and comforting experience. Reviewers highlight the tender, melt-in-your-mouth pork, perfectly cooked noodles, and generous portion size, all contributing to a flavorful and exceptionally satisfying bowl. What sets Kurukuru apart is its ability to execute classic ramen techniques with a noticeable emphasis on fresh ingredients and rich, layered broths, offering a genuinely elevated experience within Hobart’s ramen scene.

    89% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 8:30 pm

  2. Number 3: Ranita RamenHobartRanita Ramen’s shoyu ramen boasts exceptionally tender pork scotch and pork jowl, paired with delightfully chewy housemade rye wheat noodles that contribute significantly to the dish’s rich texture.8 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Ranita Ramen

    Japanese · 206 Liverpool St, Hobart TAS 7000

    Ranita Ramen’s shoyu ramen boasts exceptionally tender pork scotch and pork jowl, paired with delightfully chewy housemade rye wheat noodles that contribute significantly to the dish’s rich texture. The intensely flavorful broth, accented by a subtle spice and generously sized portion, creates a deeply comforting experience, reminiscent of a bustling city like Tokyo. What truly distinguishes Ranita Ramen from other eateries in Hobart is the owner’s dedication to delivering a level of quality and atmosphere usually found only in larger metropolitan restaurants.

    100% of reviews of the ramen are positive

  3. Number 4: Bar Wa IzakayaHobartBar Wa Izakaya’s ramen arrives brimming with tender, slow-cooked pork belly and a generous helping of marinated egg, creating a deeply satisfying mouthful.3 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Bar Wa Izakaya

    Japanese · 216-218 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000

    Bar Wa Izakaya’s ramen arrives brimming with tender, slow-cooked pork belly and a generous helping of marinated egg, creating a deeply satisfying mouthful. Reviewers consistently praised the rich, unweighted broth and perfectly cooked noodles, noting the freshness of the ingredients and the comforting, almost decadent, texture of the dish. Unlike other ramen offerings in Hobart, Bar Wa Izakaya delivers an authentically vibrant Japanese experience, anchored by its meticulous attention to detail and consistently impressive execution.

    100% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 2 am

  4. Number 5: AjikomaHobartAjikoma’s Signature Japanese Ramen offers a deeply rich and creamy broth, brimming with flavour and boasting perfectly textured noodles that deliver a genuinely satisfying experience.8 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Ajikoma

    Japanese · 115 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000

    Ajikoma’s Signature Japanese Ramen offers a deeply rich and creamy broth, brimming with flavour and boasting perfectly textured noodles that deliver a genuinely satisfying experience. The generous portions, frequently praised for including tender chashu pork, a perfectly cooked egg, and a vibrant array of fresh ingredients, provide exceptional value at just $17.50, particularly when compared to other ramen offerings in Hobart. What truly sets Ajikoma’s apart is its ability to consistently deliver an intensely flavourful and comforting bowl of ramen, showcasing a dedication to authentic Japanese flavours that elevates it above the rest.

    100% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 8:15 pm

  5. Number 6: Koma RamenHobartKoma Ramen’s signature ramen features generously sized noodles, often served alongside options like shrimp tempura and succulent buta kakuni, offering a varied and satisfying experience.7 reviews mention the ramen
    ramen at Koma Ramen

    Japanese · 115 Elizabeth St, Hobart TAS 7000

    Koma Ramen’s signature ramen features generously sized noodles, often served alongside options like shrimp tempura and succulent buta kakuni, offering a varied and satisfying experience. Reviewers highlight the flavorful broth, frequently described as rich and deeply savory, alongside perfectly cooked pork and tender egg, complemented by additions such as Chinese style chili oil. What sets Koma Ramen apart in Hobart is its attempts to deliver a traditional Japanese ramen experience, though inconsistent execution, particularly with noodle texture and broth depth, prevents it from fully realizing its potential.

    71% of reviews of the ramen are positive

    Open - Closes 8 pm

The longer read

What the reviews say

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

Why it leads

Why Kodo Ramen is the pick for ramen

Kodo Ramen’s tonkotsu ramen boasts a deeply rich and flavourful broth, developed through a reported nine-hour simmering process, that immediately impresses with its creamy texture and complex taste. Reviewers highlighted the generous portion size, complemented by toppings like beautiful char siu pork and a vibrant, house-made chilli oil, alongside a consistently excellent experience from the welcoming staff. Situated opposite Coles, Kodo distinguishes itself with its authentically prepared ramen and the inclusion of lesser-seen options like oyster ramen, offering a genuine and comforting break from typical Western fare.

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.

  • kurukuru ramen shop: The ramen at Kurukuru in Hobart arrives with a deeply satisfying, intensely pork-laden broth, immediately delivering a complex and comforting experience.
  • Ranita Ramen: Ranita Ramen’s shoyu ramen boasts exceptionally tender pork scotch and pork jowl, paired with delightfully chewy housemade rye wheat noodles that contribute significantly to the dish’s rich texture.
  • Bar Wa Izakaya: Bar Wa Izakaya’s ramen arrives brimming with tender, slow-cooked pork belly and a generous helping of marinated egg, creating a deeply satisfying mouthful.
  • Ajikoma: Ajikoma’s Signature Japanese Ramen offers a deeply rich and creamy broth, brimming with flavour and boasting perfectly textured noodles that deliver a genuinely satisfying experience.

How to choose

Choosing ramen in Hobart

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

  • 4,236 reviews across 6 restaurants ranked; that total covers every dish they serve, not only the ramen.
  • 9 reviews mention the ramen at Kodo Ramen, and 100% of them are positive.

Questions people ask

What is the best ramen in Hobart?

Kodo Ramen in Sandy Bay is currently ranked #1 for ramen in Hobart, among 6 candidates in our available dataset. Kodo Ramen’s tonkotsu ramen boasts a deeply rich and flavourful broth, developed through a reported nine-hour simmering process, that immediately impresses with its creamy texture and complex taste. Reviewers highlighted the generous portion size, complemented by toppings like beautiful char siu pork and a vibrant, house-made chilli oil, alongside a consistently excellent experience from the welcoming staff.

Which other ramen places in Hobart come close?

kurukuru ramen shop, Ranita Ramen, Bar Wa Izakaya round out the top of the ranking. Each earned strong dish-specific praise in recent reviews — the full shortlist below covers 6 ranked restaurants.

How is the best ramen in Hobart 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