AOBA (Closed)

I love ramen! I'm such a big fan of ramen! Even instant ramen from Meidiya! They’re usually so tasty and flavourful. While shopping at VivoCity, after queueing upon entering AOBA for the first time, I noticed it was spacious, and well ventilated (powerful air-conditioning) with plenty of seats. Attended to by friendly staff, we ordered Curry ramen and Tempura Fish and received within reasonable 10 minutes of waiting time.The ramen was springy, well cooked and well flavoured but the noodle portio

I've been wanting to try out the ramen from AOBA whenever I walk past it but it is always been so crowded. Finally it is less crowded when I arrived at the restaurant at weird lunch hour (3pm plus). The shop is almost empty except for another 2 tables of customers. I read through the menu and decided to order the spicy miso soup ramen. Since this is my first time trying out AOBA, I didn't have much expectation to the ramen. True enough, the spicy ramen which I ordered is quite oily and the soup

Walked past here and saw that the restaurant was almost full house so gave this place a try. They have quite a nice set where you can choose a ramen and a side dish and a drink. I have the spicy miso and fried chicken cutlet. I would say the ramen is so-so and I have tasted better soup base. I would say the standard of this is about ajisen's standard. Gyoza was also normal. ANgmokia had the kurobuta ramen which was abit too spicy for him but the pork was very thinly sliced and quite chewy to the

Yesterday I went shopping with a few of my friends. We stopped by at the Aoba for our dinner. There was a lot of people and we need to queue up for a place. I ordered this japanese dumpling set. There is quite a large portion as seen in the picture. I shared them with my friends as i could not finish all by myself. It taste nice with strong flovour of minced meat mix with the japanese seasoning. The side dish which is the fried toufu taste quite nice too

It was saturday night, around 6pm and there was really a lot of people inside. Me and my friends have to wait for about 15 mins outside the restaurant before we secured a place.The ice lemon tea has strong sweet and sour taste which is why I like it the most. This is the grilled salmon set. The side dish, tofu is silky smooth and tastes great with the sesame sauce. I like the sauce a lot! The salmon is nicely cooked, not too hard. The salad is fresh and juicy with the special salad sauce which t

This place sells fantastic ramen and at affordable prices as well! Their half ramen only costs $8 and is able to satisfy your stomach! Their original ramen noodles are springy and delicious and the ramen is salty like how ramen should be. Their egg is cooked to perfection and is something you must add along with your ramen! Ordered some appetizers such ar agedashi tofu and japanese fried chicken. Bothe taste delicious but as a tofu lover i prefer the agedashi tofu.

It is one of the only restaurants in vivo with queues on a Monday evening. Therefore, we decided to join the queue for the freshly ramen. To my horror, I am wondering why the ramen is so salty; it was the saltiest ramen I ever tried. The shoyu chashu ramen, the chashu is just fine. The price is about the same as ajisen. Seriously, the food wasn’t that fantastic too. Yet so many people are queuing up.

Their ramen is quite nice, but its actually quite normal, quite similar to Ajisen ramen, only. It is not as nice as what i initially expected of. The soup base and ramen is slighly better than Ajisen ramen. But their egg is very nice as compare with other ramen restaurants. It is cooked just right, just nice. The texture of the egg is quite good. Overall, it is considered not too bad, but their ramen is more pricey.

My craving for Japanese ramen went beyond control so I decided to try out the first Ramen stall I encountered this past Saturday at Vivocity. When I saw Aoba ramen's selection of dishes, it immediately reminded me of Ajisan's sub par food standards. Nonetheless, I decided to give this shop a try and here's my verdict.I tasted out their only highly recommended dish in their menu. The "Tontoro Ramen" which seems to resemble a pork cheek ramen. I was thinking if their best ramen is unworthy in its

Came here with my friend today for lunch,Is my second time trying aoba,They having promotion ,i ordered their Ramen $10.90 & add $3 for a side dish & a cup of hot tea,I'm a fan of ramen,compare to ramen champion the standard was still just so so,There's 2 pieces of cha shu,it was very soft & chewy,Egg is very soft,just nice while soup base was quite clear & they added in some sesames inside,It was a bit salty,compare to ramen champion the standard was still just so soTheir tempura prawn was well

i went to aoba for some ramen with a friend. I was looking forward to some nice ramen as I was very famished. However, when my bowl of ramen came, I was not very excited. It looked a little like instant noodles. Taste wise, it was quite okay, nothing spectacular. The soup was quite good though, tasty and not too oily.

Saw this new Ramen shop at Vivocity and thus give it a try as it seems to be serving Authentic Hokkaido Ramen. Order their Hokkaido Salad which comprises of scallop + lettuce+tomato+special dressing. When I first ate the salad, it taste not too bad but as i tried to finish the bowl of salad, the dressing seems to be abit too sweet and sour for the bowl of salad. My bf tried the Shoyu Ramen and it taste normal too...likewise for the gyoza. When we were paying for our food at the cashier,then we r