Hiroya Ramen - 77500 Cancún

This is a fantastic little place that is a surprise find for me in Cancun. I had the habanero shoyu ramen, the chashu in the ramen was delicious, the broth was salty and amazing and the noodles just right. I never thought I would find such good ramen in cancun. The bonito onigiri was a wonderfully cooked rice with a knot of salty goodness in the middle. If you are looking for something a bit different and delicious, after having tons of great tacos, check it out.

By far the best ramen I've ever had, amazing genuine kind service. Ramen isn't what you think of when you go to Cancún, but it's worth it. My boyfriend is very picky and trying to better himself. He had never had anything we ordered before, yet he loved all of it. This is extremely rare. We will be coming back multiple times before leaving. Edit: we had Torikatsu Shoyu ramen, oyakudon, karaage, and gyoza. all amazing.

Good little place. Mixture of traditional Japanese Ramen/Udon with Mexican spice. If you feel like you can try the Habanero Ramen, but the Jalapeno it is already spicy enough.

Cash only!! Holy wow!! This place tastes so good. Also owned by an actual Japanese person so the flavors are very good. Very impressed with the flavors.

This ramen is authentic and sùper delicious!! Ordered gyoza as well and they weren't the best I've eaten but the soups more than made up for it. Recommended especially when you're fed up with the sameness of Mexican food!!

As a long time ramen lover, this place definitely blew my mind. You think it is a tourist place which gives you mediocre food, this place isn’t. The chef here is a Japanese, and makes great food. Both the lobster ramen and Tsukemen has great taste, super good soup base. It is even better than a lot of ramen places in the US, like California. You cannot ignore it in Cancun.

We had a craving for Ramen noodles and after a google search found this hole-in-the-wall place close to our hotel. It's easier to find than it appears in Google maps and is across from the large supermercado (which has a great food court on the second level). Food was good and a good value. The gyoza/ pot stickers were a little over-done but had very good flavor. Service was decent and overall I'd recommend a visit if you're in the mood for Ramen.

It was the most delicious Ramen we've tasted… We have not been to Japan, but we have tried Ramen and Udon in other countries, but these dishes stole our hearts, as it is made with love. We were in Cancun for about 11 days and almost every second day we tried almost all the dishes from the menu. The menu is not large, which is a plus, since it is clear that the kitchen is specialized. But at the same time there are dishes suitable for almost everyone. Someone likes saltier, someone more sweet and sour, someone more spicy, I advise you to open your heart to Ramen from this little corner in Cancun??. The place is very easy to find. I advise everyone who wants to try a little different cuisine while in Mexico. In the restaurant itself, you can pay both in cash and by card. And the best part is, this is probably the first restaurant in Cancun, in the hotel zone, which did not try to deceive us in the receipt. Everything that was in the receipt was correct. The prices, by the way, are acceptable, not overpriced. The staff is very friendly. We took onigiri? on the way to the airport and ate them with great appetite on the way home. Thank you very much for the delicious dishes ?