Marutama Ra-Men (Closed)

Thanks to my good friend, I get to enjoy a really nice bowl of ramen soup at this japanese restaurant. Really like the display of my ramen, which is simple, neat and the portion is generous. I also love the very sweet soup base used in it, which I am not sure any MSG has been added in it or not. Still it tastes really good. The ramen is chewy and not too soggy. A great venue to have a good chat with your loves one as well.

My friend was raving about this place, saying that it was the best ramen that she's ever tasted. So last Saturday, she brought us to this restaurant to try it out. For a Saturday dinner crowd, there were quite a few people. We were there at 6pm and the place was half empty. Hence, we were able to choose the seats we wanted. (We sat inside since it was cooler.)I initially ordered the Marutama ramen, but the waiter got confused, and he gave me the spicy one -- the Karashi Ramen. But I didn't ask t

Really chewy thin strips of noodles can be obtained from this ramen restaurant in this popular town area. The soup base is equally impressive as it is quite sweet (which maybe from the natural sweetness of the vegetable ingredients boiled in it) and goes really well with the chewy noodles. The thinly sliced pork belly has marinated really well and is very juicy and not tough at all. The portion is quite alright and good for an adult.

This was the menu a year back specially only for the Jakarta Branch. Marutama is known for the chicken soup broth ramen which was very strong in its flavoring and juices.And this was the bowl I was looking for - the mix of chicken broth and sweetness of ebi juice into one hearty bowl. Not exactly hearty as this ramen bowl is pretty tight and small than a usual ramen which are in authentic Japan, massive.It tasted just the most delicious way as I wanted it - this is the best choice for those who