Nottingham’s original ramen shop, Everyday People, is brought to you by the culinary brains of the award-winning food truck “Homeboys”, set up by Masterchef finalist Pete Hewitt in 2015.
After teaming up with his best friend Yan, they opened the doors to our neighbourhood spot, tucked away down a side street in Nottingham and we’ve been serving high-quality food in a laid-back environment since 2021.
We have proudly gained critical acclaim from the likes of Jay Rayner for The Guardian “Everyday People, Nottingham: Small things done right” as well as Tim Hayward for The Financial Times “Everyday People, Nottingham: I was alone, I was delighted” and the likes of industry heavyweights like Melissa Thompson.
We don’t mind if you’re looking for a quick bowl and a pint of Japanese rice lager, or you’re planning on spending the whole evening with us, ordering a selection of snacks, small plates, cocktails or bottles of wine.
Whether you’re part of the the cult ramen crew, or you just want to experience Japan’s soul food done well, come kick it with your Everyday People and see what Notts is talking about.
See what real people think…
