As I know, there are 4 Japanese ramen restaurants in Frankfurt. Two are located near the Messe, one is at the Konstablawache and the last one is in the Sachsenhausen. The one in Konstablawache is newly opened. As it's name says, it is a branch of the ramen jun in the Messe. I really liked the rich flavor of the ramen jun in the Messe, so I look forward to try the ramen at this branch.
It was a bit late time to visit the restaurant. It's Sunday afternoon 2 PM. Almost the half of tables were still occupied. Unlike the other Japanese ramen shops, the staffs were half Asians and half Europeans. And least they did not try to speak any Japanese like greetings(Irasshaimase!) to us ^^
They have many different variants, and many of the dishes have the spicy flavors. It might be the reason that the name RED comes from. I wanted to try more the original flavor of the Japanese traditional style ramen, so I did order the chashu ramen without the spicy flavor, but with he additional chashus. My other friends ordered tori karaage ramen. It sounds interesting, but I prefer to order the tori karaage with the separated plate, not the top of my ramen.
Tori Karaage miso ramen with the tea
Chashu miso ramen
One of my friends who went this restaurant together is a vegetarian. She ordered the veggie ramen with topu on the top. It's hard to imagine the veggie ramen, without the long hours boiled pork bone soup base. Anyway, she was very satisfied and we were all happy.
Spicy veggi ramen
It was still a bit cold weather in Frankfurt, so it was a great to choice to try the hot ramen to eat the warm soup and make my body warm. I wish the spring comes soon in Germany.
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