About Shoryu Ramen
Shoryu Ramen is a UK-based restaurant group known for its authentic Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen, inspired by the ramen bars of Fukuoka in Japan. Founded in London, Shoryu has several locations across the city (including Carnaby, Soho, Liverpool Street, and more) as well as branches in other UK cities. In addition to rich, 12-hour pork bone broth ramen, they serve Japanese small plates, bao buns, gyoza, katsu curry, desserts, and a selection of Japanese beers, sake, and cocktails. Guests can dine in, order takeaway, or use third‑party delivery services linked from shoryuramen.com.
A Shoryu Ramen charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you pay for a meal in one of their restaurants, place a click‑and‑collect or takeaway order online, or order via a delivery partner such as Deliveroo, Uber Eats, or Just Eat (in which case the descriptor may reference the delivery platform instead). Charges can include the main bill, service charge, pre‑paid bookings or deposits for larger groups, or gift card purchases. Some banks may show location-specific descriptions like “SHORYU RAMEN CARNABY LONDON” or similar. You may also see a temporary authorization hold when a card is opened at the table or when you place an online order, which is later adjusted to the final amount including any tips.
If you’re unsure about a Shoryu Ramen charge, start by checking your recent restaurant visits, online orders, and food delivery app history around the date of the transaction. Look at your email for order confirmations or booking details from Shoryu Ramen or a delivery partner, and compare the billed amount with your receipt, including service charge and tip. To resolve questions, you can contact the specific restaurant branch (phone and address are listed on shoryuramen.com/locations) or use the contact form on their website with the date, amount, and last four digits of your card. For billing disputes, incorrect amounts, or suspected fraud, contact both Shoryu (with any receipts you have) and your bank or card issuer to review or raise a chargeback if necessary.