Kazan Japanese Ramen

Kazan on Church Street is a great spot if you're craving authentic Japanese ramen. The restaurant has a cozy Japanese-inspired ambiance that makes you want to sit back and enjoy a warm bowl of ramen, especially on a rainy day. The ramen was flavorful, comforting, and definitely the highlight of our visit. The menu can feel a little overwhelming at first, so don't hesitate to ask the staff for recommendations. One thing to keep in mind is that many ramen bowls are customizable. If you want vegetables, mushrooms, corn, or other toppings, you'll need to add them separately, and they come at an additional cost. A basic ramen may just include the broth and noodles, so it's worth checking the toppings before you order. It's on the pricier side, but the overall experience, atmosphere, and quality of the food make it worth trying. If you're into Japanese cuisine and love ramen, this place is definitely worth a visit.

My favourite ramen place! Every time I feel like eating out, I somehow find myself coming back here. There was even one time when I went somewhere else to try a different ramen, but it was so bad that I left it there and came straight back to this place. That’s how much I love their ramen. The ramen is really, really good. This is one of the few places where I genuinely enjoy finishing the broth. The broth doesn’t feel like an oily liquid at all. The flavours are excellent, and I absolutely love their noodles. They are slightly on the thinner side, which is exactly how I like my ramen noodles, while still having a nice bite and texture. I always order the Tori Paitan Ramen Shoyu. The Tantanmen is also really nice if you prefer something slightly spicier. I especially love the minced chicken ball in the ramen. It’s something I distinctly look forward to. I do think the chicken pieces could be cooked a little better, which is why I’m giving one star less. Otherwise, it’s a 5/5 for me. Beyond the food, I really love the ambience. It’s cozy and comfortable. The chopsticks are the perfect length for the bowls, and the little chopstick drawer is both cute and convenient. I also appreciate the open kitchen, which gives me confidence about the hygiene and cleanliness. My only request would be to ensure that every component of the ramen is served nice and hot. I’ve had a few bowls where the minced chicken ball felt cold. I’m not sure if that’s intentional or if it’s supposed to be that way. The soy sauce and sesame seeds available on the side are also a nice touch. Please continue the good work! This is genuinely my go-to ramen place, and I’ll keep coming back.

I recently visited Kazan for lunch with a friend and it was beyond my expectations. I ordered the Tantanmen Ramen made with Sesame paste and it really fed my soul! If you love nutty flavors with a hint of spice, then I highly recommend trying this ramen. I also ordered the Chicken Gyoza which tasted super light and fresh, paired with chili oil and soy sauce! The Chicken Chashu Rice Bowl was also good. The mango soda was super yum as well!! I made a reservation beforehand, and that’s what got me a corner table with ample space to keep my things. Overall a cozy dining experience with flavors that touch the heart! ❤️

Visited Kazan after having it on my list for a long time. We had some amazing ramen and veg gyoza. The mango ginger soda was amazing! Typical japanese style eatery and it gave us the Japan food experience in that little while spent there:)

Kazan Japanese Ramen Tucked in the heart of Church Street, this spot brings a cozy yet modern Japanese vibe with warm lighting and clean, minimal aesthetics. 🍜✨ Tried their newly launched rice bowls—Oyako Don and Mahbo Don—definitely worth exploring! The dry noodles were flavorful, and the veg gyoza had a perfect bite. 🥟 For drinks, the mango orange and lychee sodas were super refreshing. 🥤 A solid pick for ramen, comfort bowls, and a quick Japanese escape in the city. 🇯🇵💫

Mid. I went by the hype and was truly disappointed. I have had much better ramen in other restaurants. My expectations were high going by the rating but no, nothing in the food was satisfactory. We ordered a couple of things and only chicken karage had some saving grace. Ramen had too lil salt, gyoza had too much salt. Rice cakes were also below average. Ramen broth was like turmeric soup.

Since the last time I came here, they have expanded to the first floor. The seating is quite spacious there and the lighting complements the decor nicely. Food was amazing. We ordered sushi, gyoza and shoyu ramen.

Easily one of the best ramen spots on Church Street. The flavors are spot on—you can tell they use quality ingredients. The Spicy Miso Ramen had the perfect kick, and the noodles had a great chew. I loved the immersive Japanese decor, from the lanterns to the open kitchen where you can see the chefs in action. The service was swift and the staff was very welcoming. Definitely coming back for another ramen bowl! 🍜✨

Visited Kazan Japanese Restaurant recently with high expectations. The location is good and the atmosphere inside does give a slight Japanese vibe, which I appreciated. Service was okay overall, but the staff were not very attentive. Coming to the ramen — it was average if you compare it in terms of authenticity. It’s nowhere close to the ramen you get in Japan, especially the noodles. They don’t offer noodle options and serve only one type, which was a hard chewy style. Still, I’d say it’s slightly better than many other Japanese restaurants in Bangalore. The broth lacked the strong miso flavour you would expect from a proper miso-based ramen. Another disappointment was that they only serve chicken-based ramen. It’s okay to try once, but honestly I wouldn’t pay ₹700–800 again for this ramen. The ingredients also felt quite basic for the pricing. On the positive side, the tofu dish was actually good and better than the ramen in my opinion. Overall, not a bad experience, but it didn’t live up to the expectations I had for an authentic Japanese ramen spot.

The ramen here is absolutely delicious! If you aren't sure what to order, the staff is incredibly helpful and explains the menu well. A special shoutout to Ms. Achina, who was so friendly while serving us—she even taught us how to eat the dish properly and showed us how to use chopsticks! Between the amazing hospitality and the beautiful atmosphere, it truly felt like an authentic Japanese experience.