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Take Kare RamenB

Alzate 77 y, Santa María La Ribera 119-Local 2, Sta María la Ribera, Del. Cuauhtémoc, 06400 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico · Japanese restaurant · Santa María la Ribera

Solid neighborhood ramen with generous bowls and friendly vibes, but service inconsistency and frequent stockouts can dent the experience.

Our take

Take Kare Ramen delivers strong food quality with rich broths and generous portions that keep customers returning, but inconsistent execution—cold ramen, overcooked gyoza, stockouts—prevents higher standing. Service swings from genuinely attentive to slow and curt, and the cozy neighborhood setting appeals locally rather than as a destination. Solid neighborhood ramen spot, not yet a regional standout.

In more detail

The room feels cozy and themed, tucked into a small plaza where bowls land steaming and portions are generous. Service swings from welcoming to distracted; one guest noted, "we waited ages for the bill, even though the ramen hit the spot." When it flows, staff like Gabriel are genuinely attentive, but on off nights delays and curt interactions creep in. Cooking leans classic Japanese styles rather than theatrics: pork-forward broths, a veggie-based option, and staples like gyoza and karaage. Expect hearty, comforting bowls with occasional inconsistencies—meat tenderness and temperature come up in critiques—yet many praise the rich base and leave full and happy. Families do fine here thanks to kid-friendly choices like chicken ramen, fried rice, and karaage. No explicit kids menu on the current list, but mild ramen and simple sides suit younger eaters; space is tight, so strollers may be tricky at peak times.

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Location Insights

Area vibe: Historic residential neighborhood with cultural spots and casual eateries; draws locals and weekend visitors.

Safety: Generally lively with regular foot traffic; standard urban caution at night.

What's nearby: Near Kiosco Morisco and small plazas; mixed retail, cafes, and neighborhood restaurants.

Frequently asked

What should I order at Take Kare Ramen?

Signature pork bowls like Take Kare, Kyushu and Asahikawa plus gyozas and karaage are the go-to picks.

What should I know before going to Take Kare Ramen?

Small space, limited parking, occasional stockouts and slow service can affect your visit.

What's Take Kare Ramen like?

Cozy, themed and neighborhood-focused with steaming bowls and a lively atmosphere when busy.

Opening Hours

Monday13:00–21:30 Tuesday Wednesday13:00–21:30 Thursday13:00–21:30 Friday13:00–21:30 Saturday13:00–21:30 Sunday13:00–20:30
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