Maki & Ramen — Restaurant in Glasgow

Maki & Ramen is a Japanese cuisine restaurant on Bath Street in Glasgow. This part of the city is known for its lively atmosphere and many dining options. Maki & Ramen is especially known for its ramen with house-made broth, attracting a steady stream of customers. Locals and visitors go to Maki & Ramen for a casual meal, a quick bite, or a relaxed evening out. The restaurant is a convenient and satisfying dining option in the city.

About The Venue

Founded in 2015, Maki & Ramen has become a popular spot in Glasgow’s dining scene. The venue features a japanese minimalist decor style with colourful Post-It notes on the walls. The interior has bright lighting, creating a lively and moderately noisy atmosphere, typical of a busy place. Maki & Ramen accommodates up to 80 people and offers step-free and wheelchair access, including accessible toilets. This restaurant offers a modern take on Japanese cuisine, inviting you to try expertly prepared dishes made with fresh ingredients.

Typical Experiences

Maki & Ramen is a restaurant serving authentic ramen and a Japanese-inspired cocktail menu. It’s a social venue with a high crowd density, popular with young professionals and foodies, and best visited in the evening. With its walk-in only policy, you can expect a queue, but the fast turnover means it shouldn’t be long. Expect a lively atmosphere, and consider Maki & Ramen for a date night, a solo meal, or dining with friends. The Tonkotsu Ramen is a particularly good dish to try.

Notable Features

  • Ramen with house-made broth
  • Japanese-inspired cocktail menu
  • Authentic ramen bowl with fresh ingredients
  • Traditional Japanese beverages like sake and matcha tea
  • Colourful Post-It notes decor
  • 3-course dining with drinks
  • High turnover and popularity
  • Tonkotsu Ramen
  • No reservations

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Information about this venue is based on publicly available sources and may be incomplete. Last updated in July 2026.