About this spot
Ajisen Ramen brings authentic Japanese broth and noodles to Chapinero, serving massive bowls of pork tonkotsu that feel like a warm hug in Bogota's cool evenings. The restaurant focuses on the classic Ajisen style, offering rich, clear broths with tender chashu pork and soft-boiled eggs that locals line up for after work.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the extra-large portion (Osuwari) if you plan to eat there alone or want a filling meal.
- Ask for the broth temperature adjustment at the counter if you prefer your ramen served piping hot rather than room temperature.
- Save room for the side of pickled vegetables, which cut through the richness of the pork broth.
Common Questions
How much does Ajisen Ramen cost?
A standard bowl runs about 30,000 COP (roughly $7 USD), while the large portion is around 50,000 COP ($12 USD).
Where is Ajisen Ramen?
It is located in the Chapinero neighborhood of Bogota; check Google Maps for the exact street address as it may not be listed on all directories.
What should I order first?
Start with the signature tonkotsu ramen featuring thick noodles and a savory pork broth, then try the gyoza dumplings if you want to sample their appetizers.
About this page
Restaurant: Ajisen Ramen
Cuisine: ramen
Location: Chapinero, Bogota, Colombia
Source: Curated from local review platforms