Workshop Week

From 19th to 25th January, we’ll be hosting a series of creative + wellbeing inspired workshops! Many free to attend, find out more on our Events Page!

Daikoku Ramen

Husband and wife team Hugo and Mizuki have been making Ramen since 2010. The provenance of the dish we call ramen is a little murky, but scholars believe that Chinese tradesmen first brought the wheat noodles to the Japanese port Yokohama in the late 19th century. With Daikoku now bringing the taste of Eastern Asia to the Gloucester Food Dock.

Dishes are created with technical precision made from ingredients sourced both locally and from Japan; wherever possible it is a bowl full of organic produce. Mizuki applies simplistic Japanese philosophy alongside delicious flavour combinations.

Daikoku's neon sign in the window. The window also reflects Gloucester Docks buildings.
Daikoku Ramen and Katsu Curry being held by a waiters hands. The Food Dock Deck with people sat at tables and chairs can be seen behind, also with a view of the docks water.
Daikoku Ramen menu items for children.
A bowl of Ramen, with fresh greens, pieces of ginger, an egg and other toppings.
Hugo and Mixuki in the kitchen at Daikoku Gloucester.
Lunch dishes outside Daikoku Ramen on the Gloucester Food Dock deck.
Shrimp Gyoza dumplings arranged on a plate with a Ponzu dipping sauce.
Daikoku team serving up authentic Japanese dishes with a smiling customer and a view across the Victoria Quay in the docks.

Open

Mondays to Saturdays – 11am to 9pm
Sundays – 10.30am to 7pm

daikokuramen.co.uk

 

 

 

This Winter
The perfect spot for a cosy lunch or dinner whilst out exploring the Docks. View their menu.