Grasshopper Ramen Bar

Excellent place to take Ramen in Borne area. Good price and tasty food. You need to go there.

The ramen had good broth, I was less convinced by the extremely thin noodles. But I liked the interior and the side dishes.

The service was really warm and personal. We ordered gyozas, beef and shrimp, they were delicious, properly seasoned and the bottom was crispy from the griddle, one of the best I've had. The fried mackerel tempura style was interesting, strong flavour that paired well with the pickled veggies. The fried tofu filed with cheese wasabi was a no hit for me, a somehow weird minty flavour mixed with melted cheese and surrounded with tofu, was not my style. My wife loves wasabi so she loved this dish, if you feel adventurous try it. Finally the miso tonkotsu ramen, I like my broth rich, this wasn't it. It had good flavour, the idea to throw griddled bacon was a bold one, not a really good one in my modest opinion, i would focus on a better broth instead of trying to add more ingredients.

Grasshopper is a lovely space where you can eat good ramen with solid beer choices at decent prices. The space is small and cosy. Maybe not the most comfortable for large groups, but definitely great for solo customers or couples. The counter space eating and the 1 on 1 dynamic definitely adds to the charm of the place. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Born looking for some good ramen.

As I know real ramen from Japan, it's not real. Taste horrible.... soup is too plain. Noodle was overcooked...

I ordered the miso ramen which is what they recommended to me!!! The flavor was really decent and the noodles was the thin one 細麺！ Doesn’t really have any bad things to say everything was pretty good!! Definitely the best in Barcelona!!!

My favourite place for Ramen so far. Friendly staff, cosy atmosphere, super tasty ramens (including one great vegan option), and they have a selection of good draft beer. Cherry on the cake: they do their own Noddles for the ramen.

From the outside, the restaurant looks like a traditional japanese izakaya, which makes it very appealing. Once inside, the magic disappears. The decoration is quite sober and the staff does not greet you in the japanese style. The music is also not atmospherical. The food is good. We tried the tempura tofu which was a good starter. We then tried the miso ramen. The broth is very tasty, but a bit too oily. The chashu is tender, but it does not melt in the mouth and is a bit scarce. The noodles are too thin for miso ramen. The big surprise was the bamboo, never had it as good. Overall, a good ramen place.

Excellent place to take Ramen in Borne area. Good price and tasty food. You need to go there.

The ramen had good broth, I was less convinced by the extremely thin noodles. But I liked the interior and the side dishes.

The service was really warm and personal. We ordered gyozas, beef and shrimp, they were delicious, properly seasoned and the bottom was crispy from the griddle, one of the best I've had. The fried mackerel tempura style was interesting, strong flavour that paired well with the pickled veggies. The fried tofu filed with cheese wasabi was a no hit for me, a somehow weird minty flavour mixed with melted cheese and surrounded with tofu, was not my style. My wife loves wasabi so she loved this dish, if you feel adventurous try it. Finally the miso tonkotsu ramen, I like my broth rich, this wasn't it. It had good flavour, the idea to throw griddled bacon was a bold one, not a really good one in my modest opinion, i would focus on a better broth instead of trying to add more ingredients.

Grasshopper is a lovely space where you can eat good ramen with solid beer choices at decent prices. The space is small and cosy. Maybe not the most comfortable for large groups, but definitely great for solo customers or couples. The counter space eating and the 1 on 1 dynamic definitely adds to the charm of the place. Definitely worth a visit if you're in Born looking for some good ramen.

As I know real ramen from Japan, it's not real. Taste horrible.... soup is too plain. Noodle was overcooked...

I ordered the miso ramen which is what they recommended to me!!! The flavor was really decent and the noodles was the thin one 細麺！ Doesn’t really have any bad things to say everything was pretty good!! Definitely the best in Barcelona!!!

My favourite place for Ramen so far. Friendly staff, cosy atmosphere, super tasty ramens (including one great vegan option), and they have a selection of good draft beer. Cherry on the cake: they do their own Noddles for the ramen.

From the outside, the restaurant looks like a traditional japanese izakaya, which makes it very appealing. Once inside, the magic disappears. The decoration is quite sober and the staff does not greet you in the japanese style. The music is also not atmospherical. The food is good. We tried the tempura tofu which was a good starter. We then tried the miso ramen. The broth is very tasty, but a bit too oily. The chashu is tender, but it does not melt in the mouth and is a bit scarce. The noodles are too thin for miso ramen. The big surprise was the bamboo, never had it as good. Overall, a good ramen place.