What are the exact operating hours and break times for Yukichi Ramen located in Hoan Kiem, Hanoi?

Yukichi Ramen operates from 10:30 AM to 2:00 PM, and then from 5:30 PM until 2:00 AM the following day. There is a break time from 2:00 PM to 5:30 PM, so it's good to keep this in mind when planning your visit.

Approximately how much does it cost to order ramen, gyoza, and Sapporo draft beer at Yukichi Ramen?

According to the article, ordering ramen, gyoza, and Sapporo draft beer together totaled 300,000 VND, which was approximately ~$10. Ramen can be chosen between Yokohama style and Hakata style, and there is also a spicy option.

Yukichi Ramen Hanoi Review 2026: Hoan Kiem's Best Ramen Spot

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Yukichi Ramen

Discovering Ramen in Hanoi's Hoan Kiem District

We all love diving into local cuisine when traveling, but let's be honest, sometimes you just crave something familiar yet utterly satisfying. For me, when Vietnamese food fatigue sets in, or my appetite just needs a gentle nudge, a hearty bowl of ramen often hits the spot. It's almost a travel ritual!

Yukichi Ramen

A Hanoi Must-Try

That's how I ended up at Yukichi Ramen. It's common to find Japanese restaurants abroad that really commit to the theme, not just with the decor but also with the staff speaking Japanese. It was quite amusing; as I walked in, I encountered a Western traveler leaving, and when I made way for them, they politely said 'Arigato gozaimasu' (Thank you very much in Japanese) on their way out. It really sets the authentic mood!

And Of Course, Draft Beer!

Immersed in that authentic Japanese ambiance, I placed my order: a classic ramen, of course, along with some delicious gyoza and a refreshing Sapporo draft beer.

You can choose between Yokohama and Hakata-style ramen, and they even offer a spicy option. Since I had plenty of Hakata-style ramen on my last trip to Fukuoka, I opted for the Iekei style this time around.

While I enjoyed the gyoza, my ramen soon arrived. It's amazing how a comforting bowl of noodles can awaken your appetite, even when you thought you weren't hungry!

I went for a richer, more savory flavor this time, but I'm definitely curious to try the spicy version next. It was my first meal of the day, so I wasn't ready to jump straight into intense heat.

Pricing, Hours, and Location

A Must-Visit in Hanoi, Vietnam

For my ramen, gyoza, and Sapporo, the total came to 300,000 Vietnamese Dong, which is approximately ~$10 USD.

Interestingly, despite being a Japanese restaurant, it seems to attract more local Vietnamese and Western diners than Japanese patrons. Of course, I can't make a definitive judgment from a single visit, but everyone I saw coming and going was either Vietnamese or Western.