Homebaked Dough (Closed)

I have always wanted to check out this hawker stall that serves quality ramen at affordable prices! They used to be called Homebaked Dough but recently changed their name to Brothers Ramen. I arrived there during lunch hour and the coffeeshop was packed! However, this stall had no queue and I wondered why. Anyway, they offer a range of ramen like Chashu ramen, Shoyu ramen, etc and even a Dry ramen. I ordered the Shio ramen, which is a Tonkotsu Shio soup base consisting of cha shu, seaweed, sprin

Super Men Char Su RamenJapanese ramen at a coffeeshop at tanjong pagar plaza run by two brothers- char shu ramen ($7.50) the ramen soup is rich with miso and pork bones taste and healthy, favourful, not saltish unlike other ramen and super men ($8) a bit of sweet with bian yu , not miso, both ramens not bad with nice marinated soft char shu, i love it with the ramen full of beansprouts, overall this is a healthy ramen with rich soup base and lots of ramen and beansprouts (if you got a saltish t

Came to this super hot coffeeshop with my colleagues.There was quite a long queue when we came.I ordered the shoyu ramen at $6.The price is reasonable, but bear in mind that the ingredients are minimal - the shoyu meat i had was small.The portion of the ramen was not a lot too - but it was decent enough for me.The good about this ramen is its soup base, which was really rich.Other than that, I would think this ramen is pretty average.You need to addd 50cents for the eggs, which i didnt buy.Gener

seldom get to eat ramen and my girlfriend was recommending this place so went down to try. i ordered the normal ramen with egg. the presentation of the ramen was quite normal but the taste was really great. when i first tried the soup, i felt it was just average but when you tasted more, the soup actually gotten tastier. the ramen was also chewy and soft and the egg was especially nice. for such a cheap price, this bowl of ramen definitely worth the recommendation!

my friend brought me to try this ramen store, at first i thought it was those small ramen shop but it turned out to be one inside a random coffee shop. at first i was quite skeptical because those so call ramen i tried at coffee shop all tasted like maggie mee but i was proven wrong, nice cheap ramen does exist! i wont say the ramen is fantastic but is definitely good! the soup base is rich and slightly salty but doesnt have too much msg inside and the egg was nice. the only bad point was the li

I went there during lunch time,so was quite hard to find a seatfor taste - the soup base was a bit salty but after drinking, won't feel thristy so i guess there's not much MSGCha siew was sofft & Chewy ,potion was just nice for 1 personi added in 0.50cent for the egg,it was so soft & nice Services- those 2 brothers was friendly to customers ,service with a smiling face Price was reasonable so i will be back again but there's not much choice to choose from Overall i rate 8/10

Lunch in with my colleagues, the two brothers (owner) are at the store themselves, one taking orders and another cooking the ramen. when we was there doesnt seems like the store is very popular, instead the store next to it is more popular. =xI guess for the Office Ladies will find these two young brother cute/handsome. anyway when was my turn to order, neither of them looks happy or smiling. they both looks unhappy or moody.Spicy Soup Ramen - not very spicy as i have expected, but it taste ok o

It was recommended by my friend who live thereit was quite crowded & waited for at lease 10-15minsIt was quite cheap for their ramen IT cost $5.50 per bowl with generous potion of bean sprouts & few pieces of cha shu in thin sliced The soup base is very rich,look oily but yet quite refreshing Their cha shu is in thin sliced,very chewy I added 0.50cent for a egg,which is hard outside but very soft inside overall i rate 8/10