Raum Gallery

This was a fantastic recommendation. I went there either for lunch or dinner every other day. The food was amazing and on point every single time. The bartender, Adrian, was knowledgeable, super friendly and made incredible drinks. Francisco, my waiter, was amazing, assertive and remembered my favorite drink(Japanese mule)& appetizer(shrimp buns🔥🔥). And, it’s right next to my other favorite place in Tulum. It was a win-win for me.

Renny Ralff

Dinner. Pleasant seating, nice service and the food was prepared quickly. The soup was very good, the fried rolls were especially good. I recommend

Fiorenzo Sciolla

Food was very tasty, I only had a few issues, the sirachia beef boa bun meat was very hard/chewy and the chicken in my peanut noodle dish was a little overcooked too… the cocktails were absolutely fantastic !

Madi

Best Spicy Margarita in Tulum 🍋‍🟩❤️ We’ve spent 9 months here and this place is the best!!! The food is delicious and hot. Spicy edamame, fried ramen and bao buns are delicious. But the BEST thing is the picante margarita. Omg soooo good 😭😭 we’ve been here like 6 times once we discovered it If I ever come back this is the place 🫶🏻I’ll be back

Taylor

Everything is CHEFS kiss. We ordered our dinner 2x to take with us to go. The food is AMAZING. New favorite restaurant in Tulum. Vibes are high, music is great, waiter was so sweet!

Hanna Battla

Let me start by saying the atmosphere is unmatched. Both nights my husband and I went, it was rainy and gloomy out. When we walked into Raum and the glowy reds and discoballs, candlelight and chill music all came together- we completely forgot about being soaked and got into dinner mode. Standouts include the -Sriracha beef bao buns -Salmon tartare (citrusy dressing) -tiramisu -chocolate mousse! omg so rich and delicious, a must order!

Alex

Raum Gallery is a creative and cool spot that makes an impression the moment you walk in. The Asian-infused menu is thoughtfully put together, with beautiful presentation and bold flavors. The team is super friendly and happy to explain the dishes and drinks in detail, adding to the relaxed, welcoming vibe. Everything feels carefully curated and well done. Bonus tip: Don’t miss the toilet—it’s got its own unique charm and might just make you want to hang out a little longer!

Albrecht Wag

We were eating dinner there one night on our "grandfather - grandchild trip" and it was just amazing. First of all - the food is amazing - open kitchen, so you can see how they cook, Asian fushion food with amazing taste - very cool music. The only bad thing was: We had to eat early and as my 10-year-old grand child had to go to sleep we missed the DJ. I really want to come back as it was an unforgettable dinner experience with very nice staff - thank you very much!

Francesca

Great place but they charge for a double espresso $6.55 - 120 pesos - Manco a Venezia paghi un doppio espresso cosí. Original Ramen with a vibe for dinner—the pork belly is my favorite and definitely add some chili. The service on point—the owners are artsy, can you tell!? Grab an avocado brusketta with the locals for breakfast and a good coffee. Solid WiFi for digital nomads and if you are lucky an old-school italian soundtrack remix. Forget the AC you came here to sweat!

Jasmin Zakaria

I stumbled into Raum solo for breakfast and it instantly became one of my favorite morning spots. The vibe was peaceful and welcoming—perfect for a solo date with myself. I ordered their green juice, and wow… it was to die for. Not thick like a smoothie, but a true juice—light, smooth, and incredibly refreshing. You can taste the quality. I also ordered the keto bowl and added an extra egg and chicken for a protein boost. It was amazing—flavorful, satisfying, and beautifully plated. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully made. Highly recommend Raum whether you’re solo or with company—it’s a gem! The atmosphere is what truly sets Raum apart. It’s calm and airy, filled with soft natural light and earthy touches that make the space feel warm and intentional. There’s a quiet elegance to it that makes you want to linger a little longer—whether you’re reading, journaling, or just soaking in the peaceful energy. It’s the kind of place that nurtures you without trying too hard.

Sean Patrick Watters

This was a fantastic recommendation. I went there either for lunch or dinner every other day. The food was amazing and on point every single time. The bartender, Adrian, was knowledgeable, super friendly and made incredible drinks. Francisco, my waiter, was amazing, assertive and remembered my favorite drink(Japanese mule)& appetizer(shrimp buns🔥🔥). And, it’s right next to my other favorite place in Tulum. It was a win-win for me.

Marko St

Delicious Ramen. Very eclectic and unique collection of arts and items make the restaurant have a very warm and mystical vibe to it. The seating everywhere is a unique experience each time. The quality of the Ramen was top notch. Incredibly well done and delicious. It was a perfect experience save for the waitress forgetting our drink and then when reminded brought us the wrong drink. Quickly brought the right drink back though. Tiramisu desert was also delicious!

Jorge Lantigua

Great food, atmosphere and drinks. Trying the ramen is a must, every dish is very well presented and delicious, don’t forget to try the ramen and the hibiscus mezcalita, sooo good. Vegan options available 🙏🏽😋 On Tuesdays, they have a dj with some alternative/underground tech music 🎵

Best Spicy Margarita in Tulum 🍋‍🟩❤️ We’ve spent 9 months here and this place is the best!!! The food is delicious and hot. Spicy edamame, fried ramen and bao buns are delicious. But the BEST thing is the picante margarita. Omg soooo good 😭😭 we’ve been here like 6 times once we discovered it If I ever come back this is the place 🫶🏻I’ll be back

Raum Gallery is one of my favorite places to eat in Tulum. Amazing food every time, beautiful space, great music, and great vibe. The ramen, bao, fried rice never miss, and the staff are always warm and welcoming. A must visit whenever I’m here. ✨🍜 the best place to come on Tuesdays!

Raum is another very cool bar, especially from a design and atmosphere perspective. The space has both indoor and outdoor areas and feels thoughtfully designed, modern, and very on brand for Tulum. We were told that Tuesday is the best night to visit, and it definitely lived up to the reputation. The crowd was mostly local, eclectic, and hip, and the music had a low key electro vibe that was really enjoyable without being overwhelming. We only had drinks, so I can’t comment on the food, but we were told the menu is Japanese inspired and quite good. Overall, this is a bar that’s absolutely worth visiting. It’s located right next to La Pizzine, so it’s easy to grab pizza there and then walk over to Raum for drinks and music the same night.

Sandra T

Raum is another very cool bar, especially from a design and atmosphere perspective. The space has both indoor and outdoor areas and feels thoughtfully designed, modern, and very on brand for Tulum. We were told that Tuesday is the best night to visit, and it definitely lived up to the reputation. The crowd was mostly local, eclectic, and hip, and the music had a low key electro vibe that was really enjoyable without being overwhelming. We only had drinks, so I can’t comment on the food, but we were told the menu is Japanese inspired and quite good. Overall, this is a bar that’s absolutely worth visiting. It’s located right next to La Pizzine, so it’s easy to grab pizza there and then walk over to Raum for drinks and music the same night.

Delanie Cauthen

Raum Gallery is one of my favorite places to eat in Tulum. Amazing food every time, beautiful space, great music, and great vibe. The ramen, bao, fried rice never miss, and the staff are always warm and welcoming. A must visit whenever I’m here. ✨🍜 the best place to come on Tuesdays!

We came here on our first night in Tulum after seeing it on TikTok. Overall, it was okay, not terrible, but not somewhere we’d return to. We ordered the seaweed salad with salmon, edamame, pork ramen, chicken ramen, and dumplings. The salmon itself was cooked perfectly, though it could’ve used a bit more seasoning. The gyoza were tasty, but they were deep-fried rather than pan-fried, which wasn’t quite what we were expecting. I ordered the pork ramen with egg noodles but was served udon instead, and when I tried my girlfriend’s ramen (which did have egg noodles), the noodles were clumped together. Service felt a bit lacking throughout the meal, which added to the overall experience. That said, the seaweed salad was definitely the highlight. La Veleta has quite a few dining options, in hindsight, we probably would’ve been better off taking a walk and exploring a bit more. The meal also cost us ~$1200 pesos tip inclusive. So not like it was cheap either.

It’s the first time I come eat breakfast at rain, as I’ve had dinner here before and it’s amazing. To start with the place is in a very convenient spot , Calle 7 in La veleta area… the main place where you’ll find everything you can think of related to food. Their interior is super cool and out of the ordinary, it makes you feel like you’re traveling 👏✨ What we ordered: - breakfast Burrito 9/10 - avocado toast with an extra of salmon 8/10 -mimosa 7/10 -ice cold chai with almond milk 10/10 Will definitely come back 🙏🫶

Geneivive Sharon Gervacci Cruz

It’s the first time I come eat breakfast at rain, as I’ve had dinner here before and it’s amazing. To start with the place is in a very convenient spot , Calle 7 in La veleta area… the main place where you’ll find everything you can think of related to food. Their interior is super cool and out of the ordinary, it makes you feel like you’re traveling 👏✨ What we ordered: - breakfast Burrito 9/10 - avocado toast with an extra of salmon 8/10 -mimosa 7/10 -ice cold chai with almond milk 10/10 Will definitely come back 🙏🫶

I've eaten here twice, the food was good & very reasonably priced. A huge shout out to the bar man he's great & takes so much pride in the cocktails he prepares. They're often busy so service can be slow but they're great at letting you know. The vibe is on point & what the hell if the food takes time just relax & enjoy the drinks & atmosphere your in Tulum xx ❤️❤️

Rai Fox

I've eaten here twice, the food was good & very reasonably priced. A huge shout out to the bar man he's great & takes so much pride in the cocktails he prepares. They're often busy so service can be slow but they're great at letting you know. The vibe is on point & what the hell if the food takes time just relax & enjoy the drinks & atmosphere your in Tulum xx ❤️❤️

Nuno Cardoso

We had the yaki udon and it was alright just the portion was a bit small for the price paid. They have indoor and and outdoor seating although the music was super loud inside. Menu only QR code.

Emre Cosar

Very nice interior with live DJ performance. Food was ok. We had trouble while waiting on the queue to be seated. Staff was unaware of each other and some people were getting in randomly by saying hello to some stuff and it turns out they are all special guests of some unknown people. You should be bold if you are waiting to be seated, so chaotic.

We ate here yesterday (February 16, 2026). On the positive side, the bartender was friendly and the waiter was ok. Unfortunately, that’s where the positives end.If you’re accustomed to ramen prepared by trained Japanese chefs—or have any sense of how ramen is supposed to taste—you’ll likely be very disappointed. The ramen served here was extremely poor: the noodles were pasty and mushy, with none of the proper texture.The sriracha beef bao buns were barely edible. The meat was unpleasantly tough, simultaneously chewy and stringy, making it difficult to eat and honestly a choking hazard. Overall, the food quality was well below acceptable standards.

While the place looked great, I was quite disappointed by the food, the Ramen curry was quite plain, not much flavour, and mostly noodles, not much vegetables, and kind of spicy (non mentioned on the menu), the added tofu had an interesting appearance/ darker colour and texture, it did not seem cooked at all, I never had that type of tofu before. A part from the food, I mentioned to 2 staff members in different instances that I was not fully satisfied with the meal, and the answer was simple sorry, no questions asked about it or willingness to do something and enhance my experience at the restaurant. All in all, disappointing experience for the food and most of all for the service. Hope next time staff can be more attentive when someone shares their dissatisfaction and try to understand why and do something about it.

I visited this place last week. Completely bland food, with sauces that taste straight out of a supermarket bottle and zero culinary intention. The service was practically nonexistent: I waited an hour for a plate of gyozas. I was ready to order main courses and explore more of the menu, but I chose to test the timing with a starter first—and that was more than enough to realize they’re simply not prepared to deliver even a minimally decent service. The atmosphere is relaxed, with some decorative elements trying to carry the experience, but they fall short. The menu lacks coherence and direction; it tells no story and offers no clear vision. I came expecting something unique, a concept with personality, and left deeply disappointed. A place that promises far more than it delivers—where style tries, and fails, to mask the lack of substance.

Yulia Komina

I visited this place last week. Completely bland food, with sauces that taste straight out of a supermarket bottle and zero culinary intention. The service was practically nonexistent: I waited an hour for a plate of gyozas. I was ready to order main courses and explore more of the menu, but I chose to test the timing with a starter first—and that was more than enough to realize they’re simply not prepared to deliver even a minimally decent service. The atmosphere is relaxed, with some decorative elements trying to carry the experience, but they fall short. The menu lacks coherence and direction; it tells no story and offers no clear vision. I came expecting something unique, a concept with personality, and left deeply disappointed. A place that promises far more than it delivers—where style tries, and fails, to mask the lack of substance.

alexandra alexandra

While the place looked great, I was quite disappointed by the food, the Ramen curry was quite plain, not much flavour, and mostly noodles, not much vegetables, and kind of spicy (non mentioned on the menu), the added tofu had an interesting appearance/ darker colour and texture, it did not seem cooked at all, I never had that type of tofu before. A part from the food, I mentioned to 2 staff members in different instances that I was not fully satisfied with the meal, and the answer was simple sorry, no questions asked about it or willingness to do something and enhance my experience at the restaurant. All in all, disappointing experience for the food and most of all for the service. Hope next time staff can be more attentive when someone shares their dissatisfaction and try to understand why and do something about it.