Review Mamaramma - Panjim

This is the place for taste authentic Thai style food. The visit is not for ambience, which is very simple. But visit for food, which is the best, like you taste it from chief of 5* hotel. Its very rich by contents and taste. Try the best chicken ramen and great shrimp glass noodle salad. Excellent. Wow!

New place in Panjim, Japanese cuisine with a clean food movement, basically helathy food. Very famous for its Ramen, one should definitely try the pork Ramen and miso brownie with icecream is amazing. It's a nice cozy place with minimalistic interiors.

We popped in here for lunch after a walking tour of the latin quarter craving some Asian food and were not disappointed. We had edamame, fresh rolls with some great sauce, a rich and yummy ramen, delicate and colourful glass noodle salad and a flavoursome malaysian shrimp curry with a small kick. Our only regret was that we didn't have room to try the deserts.

Nice place to enjoy tasty Ramen 🍜. Good ambience. It was a bit difficult to reach there due to various one ways and bad google map guidance. Tried Pork, Beef and Seafood Ramen. It was 80% tasting same. Would love to come back to try something else. Suggestion: have a small leaflet to educate people on how to use chop sticks. We will really appreciate it. Overall. Really good place. Will surely come back.

Very nice place to hangout with friends and family, nice healthy food... i honestly loved the Chicken Ramen .

Ultimate place for authentic japanese food situated in a quaint location in Fontainhas. It was a little different to our hardwired indian palates initially but gradually we loved the Japanese flavour. Have tried many things on their menu but ofcourse, ramen is what they specialise in. Cute interiors and courteous friendly staff. Was a pleasure :)

I went to dinner with my partner and the experience was lovely. The staff was so nice and the food really good. We had edamame, vegetable curry and mushroom rice. The portions are generous and the taste perfect. We totally recommend this place.

I was really surprised to find such a good restaurant. I was amazed by the vibrant personality with which I was hosted and the food was fantastic. The Vietnamese cold coffee was off the charts and the menu was just extravagant. I truly believe this place has so much potential that they can extend beyond goa. One truly remarkable experience. 💙

A Quaint little place in Goas Latin Quarter Fontainhas. A carefully curated Japanese menu with a focus on health and organic food. We tried the Pork Ramen, shrimp 🦐 curry and Chicken Tsuken. The food was flavourful and authentic. The place has a cosy and and Portuguese feel. The Seating is limited so would be better to reserve a seat before you head there. The host was warm and very welcoming.

New and novel diner. Well worth a visit if one is searching for taste that sway from the local (albeit delicious) Goan cuisine. Clean Food Movement is the establishment's philosophy. This seems to indicate a preference towards subtle flavours as opposed to overpowering flavours. We were glad to try something different. All correct and mostly fresh ingredients. Service was astute and friendly. The dishes (all vegetarian in our case) that we ordered were tasty and subtle. Perhaps lacking in complexity. Don't expect the strong and very fragrant flavours of Goan or Indian cuisine in general as here you will find a more soft and (verging on the bland side) subdued taste. Arigato.

I love ramen and this is the only place in Goa that I’d have it. They make their own noodles, are housed in a cute little bungalow in the quaintest part of town and have a miso brownie that even my non sweet-tooth personality loved to bits!