
Kintaro Ramen&Sushi
Sandomierska, Radom
Restaurant in Radom, Poland
The Read
Price
$10–20per person
Dress
Casual
Why go
Kintaro Ramen&Sushi is worth considering for an easy Radom lunch, casual date, or small-group dinner when Japanese variety matters more than ceremony. Choose it for ramen-and-roll flexibility; cross-shop Nabo Sushi Rolls for sushi focus, Mela Rossa for Italian, or Kraft Bistro for a broader bistro mood.
About Kintaro Ramen&Sushi
For Kintaro Ramen&Sushi in Radom, the basics are direct: it is a casual venue with daily opening hours. That makes it easiest to assess as a low-formality option rather than as a place defined by awards, chef details, a stated price ladder, or a formal reservation format.
Choose it for a casual Radom meal, not a high-ceremony night
The clearest signal is the dress code: casual. For diners choosing Kintaro Ramen&Sushi, expectations should be calibrated accordingly. It may fit a relaxed meal in Radom. If you want a tasting-menu format, chef-led experience, beverage program, awards, or a specific price range, confirm those details directly before planning around them.
Timing is easier to discuss than the menu. The venue is listed as open Monday through Saturday from 12–10 PM and Sunday from 12–9 PM.
Radom diners should cross-shop by mood and format
If you are comparing options, Mela Rossa, Kraft Bistro, and Nabo Sushi Rolls are names to consider alongside Kintaro Ramen&Sushi. Treat those comparisons as a way to narrow the mood of the outing rather than as a statement about exact menus, prices, or service styles.
The practical appeal is simplicity. Hours run daily, with a slightly earlier Sunday close, and the dress code is casual. For a wider scan before choosing, use Pearl's Radom restaurants guide; hotel, bar, winery, and experience planning sit separately in the Radom hotels, Radom bars, Radom wineries, and Radom experiences guides.
Planning details
- Location
- Sandomierska 14, 26-611 Radom, Poland
- Website
- kintaro.goorder.pl
- Phone
- +48690333449
The take
The Take
The Vibe
Kintaro Ramen&Sushi reads as a cuisine-first, practical Japanese kitchen operating in a mid-sized Polish city. The dual ramen-and-sushi format is a pragmatic response to Radom’s market scale: it consolidates two related disciplines under one roof rather than privileging one theatrical identity. Kintaro Ramen&Sushi focuses on technique, ingredient management and the realities of sourcing in a landlocked region, so expect a straightforward, kitchen-focused experience. It comes across as a steady neighborhood option for people who care about how dishes are made.
Best For
This spot is best for diners who want a direct, unfussy way to sample both ramen and sushi in Radom: especially casual hangouts and small groups with mixed preferences. It suits people interested in how ramen technique and broth development perform in a non-coastal setting, as well as those who want familiar sushi choices alongside hearty bowls. Signature dishes such as TANTAMEN, the Shoyu Classic and the Vege Truffle Ramen provide clear entry points for sharing and comparison, making the restaurant a practical choice for exploratory, food-focused outings rather than formal tasting occasions.
Ordering Tips
Treat the ramen as the clearest indicator of kitchen skill: broths are technique-driven and more controllable when sourcing is challenging, so ordering TANTAMEN or the Shoyu Classic helps you judge stock depth and seasoning; the Vege Truffle Ramen signals how the kitchen layers umami without long-simmered bones. For sushi, be mindful that freshness in central Poland depends on delivery frequency from Warsaw wholesalers: ask staff when the fish arrived and prefer regularly imported species or simpler nigiri/rolls if timing is uncertain. Share plates so you can sample both disciplines without overcommitting to one style.
Venue details
Tags
Best For
At the Table
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Noise Level
- Conversational
- Service Style
- Casual
- Meal Pacing
- Standard
- Capacity
- Small
- Kitchen
- Traditional
- Menu Format
- A la carte
- Dietary
- Vegetarian friendly
Signature Dishes
- TANTAMEN
- SHOYU CLASSIC
- VEGE TRUFFLE RAMEN
Know before you go
Know Before You Go
- Getting there
- Sandomierska 14, 26-611 Radom, Poland
Planning details
Location
Also consider
Also Consider
- Mela Rossa, Notable alternative
- Kraft Bistro, Notable alternative
- Nabo Sushi Rolls, Notable alternative
- Krowa Mać Burger's Kielce, Notable alternative
- Restauracja U Kucharzy Kielce, Notable alternative
Restaurant context
How it compares in Radom
Kintaro Ramen&Sushi is the practical pick when the table wants both ramen and sushi without making the night formal. Nabo Sushi Rolls is the clearer choice for a sushi-only plan, while Mela Rossa makes more sense when the group wants Italian comfort and a more familiar celebration format.
For ambiance, Kraft Bistro is the stronger cross-shop if the goal is a broader bistro evening rather than a Japanese meal. Kintaro is easier to justify for a casual dinner where menu flexibility matters; Kraft Bistro is better for groups that do not want to center the meal on ramen, rolls, or sushi.
The Kielce options are less direct substitutes. Krowa Mać Burger's Kielce fits a burger craving, and Restauracja U Kucharzy Kielce is the broader restaurant alternative outside Radom. For a Radom-based plan, staying local with Kintaro, Nabo Sushi Rolls, Mela Rossa, or Kraft Bistro is the more efficient decision.
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Compare Kintaro Ramen&Sushi
| Venue | Location | Awards |
|---|---|---|
| Kintaro Ramen&Sushi | Radom | No published awards |
| Mela Rossa | Radom | No published awards |
| Kraft Bistro | Radom | No published awards |
| Nabo Sushi Rolls | Radom | No published awards |
| Krowa Mać Burger's Kielce | Kielce | No published awards |
| Restauracja U Kucharzy Kielce | Kielce | No published awards |
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Kintaro Ramen&Sushi accommodate groups?
Kintaro Ramen&Sushi is a casual venue in Radom.
Is lunch or dinner better at Kintaro Ramen&Sushi?
Hours are Monday to Saturday from 12–10 PM and Sunday from 12–9 PM.
Does Kintaro Ramen&Sushi handle dietary restrictions?
Anyone with specific dietary restrictions or allergies should check directly with Kintaro Ramen&Sushi before going and use the venue's current channels for the latest information.
How far ahead should I book Kintaro Ramen&Sushi?
If you are planning for a busier time, a larger party, or a specific occasion, contact Kintaro Ramen&Sushi directly rather than assuming availability.
What other venues can I compare with Kintaro Ramen&Sushi?
Other names to compare include Mela Rossa, Kraft Bistro, and Nabo Sushi Rolls. Use them as general reference points when deciding what kind of outing you want.
Is Kintaro Ramen&Sushi good for a special occasion?
It is a casual Radom option. If the occasion requires fine-dining details, a published awards record, or a clearly documented service format, confirm those expectations directly before booking.



