Yokota Ramen

“La nourriture et le service est au top!”

Ruta Sasnauskaite★★★★★

Best Ramen not only in Brest, but the best Ramen I have ever tried! So book your table and wait for your reservation like it’s Christmas. The recipes are full of flavour, incredibly well balanced, authentic yet with a creative twist. The atmosphere is very cute and reminds of a small ramen shops in Japan.

Rosdiana André★★★★★

The best ramen in town! It has been long time I didn't ate delicious ramen like that bravo this little restaurant is like a hidden gem. Love their Chicken Karaage crispy, juicy and full of flavor 😋 i also tried their chicken ramen (tori yuzu), it was so delicious and generous!😋 my partner loves his tantan-men, it was spicy and packed of flavor. I hope in the future they can add tantan-men with chicken/beef in their menu, because I love spicy ramen too😋🤩 and for drinks well Genmaicha always be my favy. Definitely reccomend this restaurant 👍

Mik Mik★★★★★

I set 5 stars because the shop has so much charm, it’s hidden, so much effort has been put into the decoration to bring Japan to Brest. Amazing effort and it works. You enter the shop and you’re almost in Japan. What I wish to see improved however would be: the welcome to make it more Japanese with an “Irrasshaimase!!!” that would transport customers too another country right away. Regarding the food I took gyoza and the seasonal ramen. Gyoza, home made were really original and delicious! Not the same taste as what I encountered in Japan but very good, among the bests! Ramen, there is a lot to

Elyoslayer★

Ramen is by definition a street food, having lived in Tokyo for quite some time and explored just about every worthwhile Ramen shop there, as well as graded it, as such I can be quite confident of this claim. Thus Ramen is meant to be enjoyed readily with proper access. In which world does a Ramen restaurant only operate with only with reservations, on top of employing a "ghost" reservation policy to try and boost scarcity? Something that not even Michelin star Ramen restaurants do in Tokyo. The shop goes against this fundamental policy of Ramen culture. I won't stop you if you want to come, o