What a gem! I just got into Tallinn after 20 hours of travel and found Jo's a few doors down from where I am staying. So satisfying and delicious! Conversation was amazing as well! It's always so nice to make great connections as soon as you arrive in an unfamiliar place. Made me feel right at home :)

Its awesome place for ramen. Taste is just wow. Please visit if you are in tallinn

Absolutely delicious duck gyoza followed by yummy chicken ramen. What a treat. Beautifully cooked and presented. Thank you so much. I’ll be back!

Great food. Clean environment. Nice and quiet spot

Because we have a hotel in the near we get here. And it was a surpirse: very very delicous and everything fresh.

Nothing else to say besides that it's best ramen in Estonia, amazing place with nice personal

Went there around 3 pm on Saturday to eat ramen. Had to wait for an hour (!!!) for our dishes (2 ramens, one with pork, one shrimp). The owner was the waiter and tried to very awkwardly apologize for waiting so long by saying that they make their own noodles and stock, but that was definitely not the reason. The stock was made from moose bones and tasted very flavourful without being overly salty. The shrimp was prepped, cooked and seasoned perfectly just like the boiled egg. Noodles, whitch they claimed to make in the house, were nothing special. I’d say the dish itself is nowhere near worth it’s cost - 13-14€, should be more like 7€. There were 3 different onions (dried onion, spring onion and leek) which overpowered the stock flavour, would recommend to replace leek with something else. Overall taste of the dish was good, but the service and waiting time was very poor. The seating was awkward and very crowded (at one point sat back to back with a stranger which was very uncomfortable). I recommend to reduce seatings to be more comfortable. All in all ok food for very overpriced and poor service and athmosphere. If the waiting time wasn’t an hour I’d consider revisiting. (Do not sit next to the door - you will be freezing every time someone enters the restaurant!!!) Also there are no coat hangers..

I tried to eat here before and it was closed, so I was happy to find it open this time. I had the daily special, chicken ramen. It was great, the chicken was smokey, fresh veggies, chewy noodles, lots of toppings. The clear broth soup has a deep rich flavor, strong with sesame but I like that. Overall, very tasty!

This place is a true miracle. It’s quite small and so cozy. It feels like sitting in someone’s kitchen, not like a restaurant. And the Ramen is the best ramen I’ve ever tried. There is a little bit a Vietnamese twist in it which makes it even more delicious. Portion is really big, it’s almost impossible to finish it. But worry not, you will finish it as you can’t stop eating that amazing Ramen😅 Price is a bit higher compare to other ramen places in Tallinn but it definitely worth every single cent. I’d totally recommend this place to everyone. Next time I’m in Tallinn, I’m coming back to have some more Ramen and to try other food from the menu

The place was nicely located. We had just finished from visiting a museum nearby. Unfortunately it wasnt a great experience. The Ramen are just blant. Mediocre. No taste to the broth or even the noodles. Their appetizers were ok, but I have tastes better gyozas. It isn't child friendly and the space is very small. Wasn't an enjoyable meal. Also very expensive for what it actually is.

Absolutely delicious!! Love the food, so well cooked and perfect seasoning, plenty of fresh and a bit of a kick. As a commenter previously said - possibly the best ramen place in Tallinn. Oh, and even though the place is tiny, it's super cosy!

Best ramen in Tallinn. The place is small so don't expect to get seating for a group bigger than 3-4. Also, they make their own ramen noodles by hand! Service is great!

Polite and friendly staff. Quite small place. Kitchen takes 2/3 space of the restaurant (don't know if there's still other floor?!?) I tried Ramen with duck. Taste is ok, but not really excellent. Mostly Japanese ramen broth I ate before is thick, creamy. But broth here was clear and tastes...like Chinese noodle soup more than Japanese ramen. Just personal opinion.