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Verified La Casa del Ra-myon
Mexico City, Mexico
Rating★ 4.4 / 5
Price$100–200
CategoryKorean Restaurant
Today 10:00 AM - 06:30 PM
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La Casa del Ra-myon in Mexico City
La Casa del Ra-myon is a cozy Korean restaurant in Coyoacán, CDMX offering authentic ramyon and popular dishes. Check menu, hours, reviews, and location.
Medicina 38, Copilco Universidad, Coyoacán, 04360 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Overview
About This Food Place
Located in the heart of Coyoacán near Copilco Universidad, La Casa del Ra-myon offers an authentic Korean dining experience in Ciudad de México. This cozy and trendy spot is praised for its comforting ramyon dishes and small plates that delight both locals and tourists alike. With a casual and quiet atmosphere, it serves as a welcoming retreat for college students and groups seeking satisfying Korean flavors.
The menu highlights include popular items such as Ramyon Con Mandu, Don-kas Especial, and Bibimbap, complemented by refreshing beverages like Jugo de Uva. Service options include dine-in, takeout, and delivery, accommodating various dining preferences throughout the week, except Sundays when it’s closed.
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Why People Come Here
This Korean eatery in Copilco Universidad is cherished for its flavorful ramyon, cozy atmosphere, and excellent value among college students and tourists alike.
Cozy & Trendy Ambiance
A casual, quiet setting perfect for solo dining or small groups looking for a relaxed meal near UNAM.
Quick and Convenient Dining
Ideal for lunch with fast service; typical visits last between 30 minutes to an hour.
Delivery, Takeout & Dine-In
Offers multiple service options to suit different preferences including table service for dine-in guests.
Popular with College Students & Tourists
A favorite spot among university crowds and visitors craving authentic Korean flavors in CDMX.
Delicious Korean Dishes
Known for specialties like Ramyon Con Mandu, Bibimbap, Don-kas Especial, and their homemade Kim-BAP.
Affordable Pricing for Quality Food
Delivers satisfying portions with prices ranging from $100 to $200 MXN, making it budget-friendly.
Convenient Location with Parking
Located in Coyoacán near UNAM with free street parking and additional parking options available.
Experience
When & How to Enjoy This Place
Ideal for anyone craving Korean comfort food in a laid-back setting near the university area.
Time spent dining here typically ranges from 30 minutes to an hour, perfect for a quick lunch or a relaxed solo meal. The menu features coffee, quick bites, and small plates served with attentive table service. Although reservations are not accepted, the friendly staff ensures a smooth experience during peak times. — FoodPlacee editorial note
Lunch Break
A favorite spot for college students and professionals looking to enjoy hearty Korean dishes like Ramyon Con Mandu during a midday pause.
Group Gatherings
Cozy enough for small groups to share a casual meal, savoring specialties such as Don-kas Especial and Bibimbap in a trendy atmosphere.
Takeout Convenience
For those on the go, quick takeout service offers a chance to enjoy Korean comfort food without sacrificing quality or flavor.
Solo Dining
With a quiet environment and a menu featuring small plates and coffee, it’s an inviting place to dine alone while enjoying authentic flavors.
Casual Weekend Meal
Open on Saturday with slightly shorter hours, it’s an excellent choice for a relaxed brunch or lunch outing among locals and visitors.
Lunch Solo dining Groups Quick bite Takeout Credit & Debit cards Free street parking 30–60 min visit
Guest sentiment
What People Feel
A snapshot of what local diners frequently mention about this location.
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Alan MN 4 week ago
"Great service. Big portions. Affordable prices. Very delicious."
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Felipe Caballero 1 month ago
"Un lugar coreano con ambiente muy universitario, muy buen servicio, justo detrás de la UNAM. Platos de Ramyon abundantes aunque las empanadas (Mandu) estaban tiesas como si las hubieran recalentado/refrito. Falta un poco de presentación de la comida pero el lugar está realmente bueno, regresaremos. Eso sí, estacionarse es muy complicado, hay que ir con paciencia."
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Camila González 1 month ago
"el ramen está delicioso y súper barato; desconozco si las otras sucursales de ramyon en copilco son de ellos mismos, pero aquí comí"
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Ana Ups 1 month ago
"Muchas gracias por el sazón del caldo del Ramyeon está súper delicioso siempre voy que puedo y en verdad supera el sabor de otros lugares que he probado por ejemplo a comparación del restaurante Coreano Kuili (que tiene gran popularidad) este de copilco es el mejor ramyeon que he probado en la CDMX, sigan con ese sazón, ah y hagan más Gimbap porque se les termina muy rápido pues las veces que he ido que han sido más de 10 no tienen y debo ir al Ramyeon Go jejeje. El cocinero de aquí es mejor que los demás de la zona respecto a la comida coreana (aún mejor que la otra sucursal) debería ir a la otra sucursal y cocinar en en ese espacio más amplio en donde puedan recibir a más gente pues el espacio es algo pequeño. Muchas felicidades por su gran sazón."
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AMOR INTERIOR 2 month ago
"Mejor que algunas de la RoMa y zona rosa, precio competitivo y limpio. Solo que es mentira que cierran a las 17 horas, llegas a las 16 horas con 10 minutos y no te atienden ni para llevar, pésimo en ese aspecto nada más."
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Ana Karen Guzmán Cruz 3 month ago
"Es un buen lugar para comer comida coreana, es rica pero en mi opinión el ramen es muy picoso, no pude terminar el plato, terminé comiendo sólo los fideos y las verduras y dejé todo el caldo, la decoración es bonita y el ambiente es tranquilo para ir con amigos"
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Ann Raiden 3 month ago
"Fair prices and portions, although in the case of the ramyeon it seems that they lowered the quantity a bit, but it is highly recommended to go here"
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Isabel Sánchez 3 month ago
"Excelente lugar para degustar una rica comida coreana y sentirte como en tu K-drama favorito mientras ves muchas fotos lindas de sus primeros clientes. Mis favoritos por siempre: el Don-Kas especial de cerdo y Kim Bap. Precios accesibles. Los viernes hay que ir con tiempo porque usualmente es un lugar muy concurrido."
Visit info
When to Visit
Weekly hours below — always confirm with the business before holidays or special events.
Today Closed
| Monday | 10:00 AM - 06:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM - 06:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:00 AM - 06:00 PM |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM - 06:00 PM |
| Friday | 10:00 AM - 06:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:00 AM - 05:00 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Hours may change. Please confirm with the business before visiting.
Best time to visit
Visits are usually brief and perfect for lunch. Arriving early on Fridays or weekends helps avoid peak crowds.
Monday to Thursday, 10 AM - 6 PM Friday until 6:30 PM, arrive early for lunch rush Saturday brunch and lunch, 11 AM - 5 PM Typical visit duration: 30 minutes to 1 hour Best for solo diners and small groups
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Where This Food Place Lives
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Address Medicina 38, Copilco Universidad, Coyoacán, 04360 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Area Mexico City
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Questions answered
Food Place Questions
Find answers to common questions about dining at La Casa del Ra-myon, a popular Korean restaurant in Ciudad de México.
The restaurant is open Monday to Thursday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, Fridays until 6:30 PM, and Saturdays from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. It is closed on Sundays. Hours may vary on holidays or special occasions.
Yes, customers can enjoy delivery, takeout, and dine-in services, providing flexible options for different dining preferences.
La Casa del Ra-myon does not have wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking, or seating at this time.
Reservations are not accepted, so it’s recommended to arrive early during busy times, especially on Fridays when the crowd tends to be larger.
Popular menu items include Ramyon Con Mandu, Don-kas Especial, Bibimbap, Kim-BAP, and Dducbokgi Negro. The menu focuses on authentic Korean small plates and quick bites.
Meal prices generally range between $100 and $200 MXN, offering an affordable option for authentic Korean cuisine in a cozy and casual atmosphere.
The restaurant is popular among college students, groups, solo diners, and tourists, especially those looking for a quiet and trendy spot near the university.
Free street parking is available, along with other parking options nearby. However, parking can be challenging, so planning ahead is advised.
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