Ramen Ki-mama is a small restaurant in Stockholm’s Vasastan district, at Birger Jarlsgatan 93. Visit Stockholm says it opened in the early 2000s, before the Swedish ramen trend, and was Stockholm’s first restaurant dedicated to Japanese noodle soups, remaining for a long time the city’s only one. Its description calls the menu simple and says the soups are packed with flavour. The listing presents Ki-mama as a place centred on Japanese noodle soups, rather than a restaurant with a broad menu.

The listed address is Birger Jarlsgatan 93, Stockholm, postcode 113 56. Visit Stockholm provides the phone number +46 8 15 55 39 and links to Google Maps. Its getting-there information also points visitors to a nearest-station search and the SL public transport app. The listing calls Ki-mama a Vasastan classic. Its account of the restaurant’s early years gives some context for that description: it says the restaurant preceded the Swedish ramen trend by almost 20 years and was the city’s first, and for a long time only, eatery dedicated to Japanese noodle soups. The information presented by Visit Stockholm focuses on the restaurant’s history, location and noodle-soup menu.