Chotto

2 Carlo Bongiovanni - 11 months ago

The service is very friendly and willing to assist you at any time. Unfortunately the food quality ruins the experience. I found the ramen to be too salty, but the worst is that it's an assembled product like the ones I can buy at any Asian shop. I don't have a reason to come back here.

2 Anna Yukiko Bickenbach - a year ago

The service was attentive, I give them that, but the tan tan miso ramen was bland, had no depth... It simply did not take good and was quite disappointing after reading some reviews here. They also forgot to add the pork, which they brought later and that didn't elevate the flavor either...
The eggplant appetizer was not prepared well and was tough.
Maybe their other dishes are better, but I won't be returning

5 Marwan Dessouki - a year ago

Great food at reasonable price. They offer a variety of dishes such as sushi, noodles, bowls and tapas. 10/10 would recommend.

5 Elad Itzkin - a year ago

One of my favourite Japanese places in Berlin, food always feel super fresh, portions are big and full with goodies, i took the Menu 1 sushi, super delicious, the staff were friendly, just wish the booking system was easier.
Recommend to book in advance as it was always too busy for dropins dinner

5 Ant Kar - 2 years ago

Delicious food and all the staff were very attentive and friendly.
Better than most of the places you get recommended in Berlin for Ramen.
Next on the list: trying more of the izakayas and bento boxes!

5 Matt Clauson-Czochrowski - a year ago

Great mittagmenu. Had bento box and beer. Friendly service, clean, pretty kolowitz keiz, great food. Will come again and recommend to others.

5 Stefania A. - 2 years ago

I was searching for a good, authentic, tasty ramen restaurant and found Chotto. It is a very nice and welcoming place, with warm tone colors and the staff who's friendly and always smiling, making one feel just like home. About the food, I got the Chotto Ramen, with vegetables, chicken meat, tiger prawns and noodles. The other ramen dish, was a vegetarian one, Yasai Ramen, with vegan soya broth and Tempura vegetables. The ramen, by far one of the best I tasted in Berlin, as every ingredient added to the ramen was a complete match with the broth and the awesome noodles.
For drinking, I chose the orange with ginger and honey tea, perfect for a cold day for someone that likes sweet citrusy drinks.
I'm definitely recommending this place for a nice ramen, as I will for sure come back again!!