Kazan Japanese Ramen

Skip it if you don't like Japanese. Worth it for the starters. Ramen, not all are worthy. Good staff. Good service. Good washrooms. Ambience is good, can be great. Always there will be crowd and you may have to wait on weekends. Weekdays are okay.

Craving something warm, comforting, and unapologetically flavourful, we headed to Kazan Japanese Ramen, a place that’s steadily built a reputation in Bengaluru for doing ramen right. From the moment the food arrived, it was clear that this wasn’t a watered-down interpretation of Japanese comfort food. We began with beverages—the Lychee Ginger Soda and the Mango Orange Soda. Both were refreshing and well-balanced, especially suited to cut through the richness of what was to come. The lychee-ginger combination stood out with its subtle spice and floral sweetness, while the mango-orange soda was brighter and more citrus-forward, making it an easy, crowd-pleasing pick. For starters, we ordered the Spicy Fried Chicken, and it delivered exactly what the name promised. Crisp on the outside, juicy on the inside, and coated in a spicy glaze that lingered just long enough—it was indulgent without being greasy, and a solid opener to the meal. The real stars, however, were the ramen bowls. The Tori Paitan Ramen Karamiso was rich, creamy, and deeply comforting. The chicken-based broth had body and depth, with the karamiso adding a spicy, umami-heavy punch that built gradually rather than overwhelming the palate. Every spoonful felt warming and satisfying. The Tantanmen offered a completely different experience—nutty, spicy, and bold. The sesame-forward broth paired beautifully with the minced meat and chilli oil, creating a bowl that was intense but well-balanced. It was the kind of ramen that demands your attention and rewards you for it. Overall, Kazan Japanese Ramen nails the essentials—flavourful broths, well-executed dishes, and a menu that understands comfort without playing it safe. Whether you’re a ramen regular or just dipping your toes into Japanese cuisine, this is a place worth returning to, especially when you’re in the mood for something warm and satisfying.

We recently visited a Japanese cuisine restaurant on Church Street and had a lovely experience. We tried their Shoyu Ramen and Chicken Dumplings — both were delicious and full of rich, authentic flavours. A drizzle of chilli oil made them taste even better! The service was warm and attentive. The ground floor seating gives off cozy Japanese street restaurant vibes, while the first floor feels more spacious and calm — perfect for a relaxed meal.

If you want to have the Japanese cuisine experience, this is the right spot . Located at a walking distance from mg road metro station at the heart of church street, the restaurant offers you with the perfect japanese cuisine. I had the kazan rame shil which was delicious. Looking to visit the place again soon.

I would describe the food at Kazan as comforting,flavourful and delicious.we were extremely hungry when we reached the restaurant and I must say the service was super quick (though the restaurant was packed)as if they could hear our stomach growling.Their staff is very friendly.Guys dont miss their Caramel pudding.Definitely adding Kazan to my city's favourite restaurant list.

Kazan is a cozy restaurant with a relaxed ambience. It serves Japanese ramen, rice bowls, sides, sushi, and interesting beverages. The ramen bowls were delicious and generously portioned. The service is swift yet fantastic and the staff is very friendly and courteous. It has spacious seating and an open kitchen where you can see the chefs in action. The chefs and staff bid you a warm goodbye while leaving with tummy and heart full!

Tired for the first time & visited for first time will definitely visit again to try more delicacy every dish was so tasty and delicious Ramen was awesome i was amazed with veg tempura and veg sushi Highly recommend to visit and explore the Cusinie Ambience is mind blowing you get feel of being in Japan Friendly staff Quantity Quality is worth according to the price

Very warm gesture from the staffs. Good Japanese food . We had starters.. sushi and maincourse with drinks and juice. Was tasty and affordable. Good ambience.

Took one star away as pork is missing from the menu, but one of the best places to have an authentic-analogous ramen in all of Bengaluru. The broth is rich, the noodles are chewy and the toppings are plentiful.

Every slurp is a perfect balance of texture and heat, absolutely lip smacking. Must visit!