What Is Ramen Space London and How Does It Work?

Ramen Space London is the in-person coworking space run by Ramen Club, the Slack community for bootstrapped SaaS founders. It is a separate membership from the online community: you can be in Ramen Club without ever using the space, and the space is priced independently, from £30 per day (ex VAT). It suits founders who are based in or visiting London and want a desk plus face-to-face contact with other people building SaaS, rather than another quiet room to work alone in.

How it relates to Ramen Club

The two things are easy to confuse because they share a brand and an audience, but they are billed and joined separately.

Both are run by the same organisation, and the space is presented as an addition to the community rather than a replacement for it. If your main need is fast answers, recorded workshops and tool discounts, the online membership covers that without a London address. If your main need is a place to work with other founders around you, the space is the relevant product.

What you get for the day rate

The published detail is deliberately thin: the site describes Ramen Space as "our coworking space" and lists it as a separate membership from £30/day (ex VAT). It does not publish desk counts, opening hours, meeting-room policy, wifi or printing details, contract lengths, or whether multi-day and monthly passes exist.

That means the honest answer to "what exactly is included" is: a day of coworking in a space used by the same founder community, at a published starting rate. Anything beyond that — a dedicated desk, 24/7 access, guest passes — is not stated in the source material and should not be assumed.

Who it is for

Ramen Space fits a fairly specific situation:

• You are building a SaaS and you are in London. The value is proximity to other founders at a similar stage, not the desk itself.
• You want the in-person version of what the Slack community does. The community's pitch is answers in hours, demo days, mentor access and accountability. A coworking space is where those things can happen face to face.
• You want to try before committing. At a day rate, you can test whether the room and the people are a fit before thinking about anything longer-term.
• You are visiting London and want founder company for a day. A daily rate is easier to justify for a short trip than a monthly commitment.

It is a weaker fit if you mainly want cheap desk space, if you need guaranteed quiet or private rooms, or if you are not in London and have no plans to be.

How to join

The site does not spell out a checkout flow for the space, so the practical route is:

1. Go to ramenclub.com and look for the Ramen Space London link (the site flags it as a "New" item near the top of the page).
2. Check the current day rate and any conditions there, since the £30/day figure is described as a starting price and is quoted ex VAT.
3. If you are unsure whether the space or the online community is the better first step, join the community first — it is the lower-commitment option and gives you a way to ask existing members what the space is actually like before you travel.

Common sticking points

• Assuming one membership covers both. It does not. The space is explicitly a separate membership.
• Treating £30/day as the full cost. It is ex VAT, so the amount you pay depends on applicable taxes.
• Expecting the online guarantees to apply. Ramen Club advertises a 30-day money-back guarantee and "cancel anytime" for the community membership. The source material does not state that the same guarantee applies to the coworking space, so do not carry that assumption across.
• Planning around unstated facilities. Because hours, access and room policies are not published, confirm them before relying on the space for a specific working pattern.