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Urge for Ramen so chosen to visit The Central. This place is quite at this hour and not much people Ordered our popular , Marutama Ramen ( $13.00 )and Karashi Ramen( $13.00 )with Yaki Gyoza. ( $6.00 )After a short period, it was served our olrder. This ramen is thinner type with special chicken soup which it not so thick but the smell is good with a lot of seaweed and spring onion. You can also topup with fried garlic which is also fresh made on each table. The Ramen is soft and thin which it i

For full review, visit http://molly-mia.blogspot.sg/2013/09/mias-review-marutama-ramen.html Their choices of ramen flavour is not really extensive. A very typical menu of an authentic humble ramen-ya. I ordered for myself a daikon and their Nama Karashi Ramen while Airmeli got a Tori Dango and their Aka Ramen. Daikon - $4Yes, you might feel that $4 for 2 pieces of radish (although they're quite big pieces) is pretty much a rip off, but I didn't really care much for the pricey-ness of it because

I have to say this is one of my favourite ramen shop in Singapore. Even though the variety is limited, the price is not exactly cheap, I am still here for a couple of time liao. That's rare okay! Consider that I go round eating, to spend $$$ in the same shop again and again, that says a lot about the quality wor.The ramen here reminds me of the ones that I ate in Japan itself. The soup base is more tasty, and every ingredient is prepared delicately. In fact, even though the soup base is consider

Marutama Ramen branch is located on the third floor of Clark Quay Central Mall and it is a popular lunch venue for CBD folks. This is the restaurant to go for a delicious bowl of ramen noodles served in tasty chicken broth! Make sure you check it out!

Sisters and I decided to have lunch at The Central mall on one of the weekend. We were recommended to Marutama Ramen which is located at level 3 of the shopping mall. The restaurant serves only ramen with chicken broth and that is rather different from other ramen restaurants.We ordered Marutama Ramen @S$12.00 which is known as the chicken soup ramen with toppings (non-spicy). The broth taste savoury and light compared to pork broth. The noodles are springy and chewy. As for the sliced char siew

I have friend who brought to the place, I am initially fancy about Japanese Ramen and I followed. Marutama served unique soup broth, familiar “Basketball Ramen”. Strongly Japanese in term of décor, staffs were all friendly and attentive.Very straightforward and simple, I ordered Ramen in chicken essence based soup with healthy veggies topping. It actually had two option, either spicy or non-spicy. Of course, I am the chilli lover, I picked spicy version. Noodles were moderately light and chewy

For in-depth review and more photos, feel free to visit this link:http://chinchaijiak.wordpress.com/2013/10/06/marutama-ramen-best-tamago-egg-the-central/I think Marutama Ramen is likely a “either you love it or hate it” kind of ramen but i do learnt to appreciate this for it’s unique soup broth and a different style of noodle, and definitely loving the egg.They serve Hakata-styled Ramen. The taste of the noodle is very distinct. It’s firm in texture and ultra thin and straight. The noodle are b

Marutama RaMen serve only ramen with chicken broth, instead of the usual pork broth that is served in the usual ramen restaurants. I really like the taste of the soup. savoury and light, it does not contain much MSG. It is one best the best chicken broth ramen i had in singapore. Also, i love their egg. its very soft and with a hint of soy sauce. The noodles are very chewy too. I will definitely be back in future when I am craving for ramen

We were at Central shopping, jalan jalan, with so many japanese stuff around here, I decided we go check out Marutama. We ordered Dumplings , Ramen , Grilled pork slices. With nice japanese ramen bar kind of ambience. makes me miss going japan. The staff are very friendly helpful. They seem happy working here too. Portion wise, the dumplings was okay, ramen was very "tender" and smooth texture. Grilled pork was perfect. smell/taste/sight.

Since the first time I've been here about 3 years ago, it still is the restaurant which sells my favourite ramen. Everything from the Toripaitan soup, noodles and Tamago egg taste great and whenever i've cravings for ramen, i'll definitely come back to Marutama Ra-Men. Highly encourage people to try if you have not before because this is AUTHENTIC japanese ramen as compared to those selling in so called Japanese restaurant.

Out of the many MANY specialized ramen restaurants in Singapore but one of the few who serve chicken broth ramen. And it is OH SO GOOD!The menu has but a few other items aside from the 3 different types of ramen dishes, but what they lack in variety they make up for in mastery of the dishes. The ramen comes with a slice of pork, some spring onion and seaweed but I usually add on an egg and a serving a spring onions. The egg is always perfectly cooked, with firm whites and a runny yolk. The pork

The FoodMarutama's speciality is the thin japanese noodle used in their Ramen and bsacially there are 4 soup bases which are chicken, spicy chicken, prawn or nuts. I ordered the Marutama Ramen with chicken soup base as is different from the rest of the Ramen outlets which use pork bone broth. Even though the noodles are thin, it give me the tenderness texture and springy feeling and I like the chicken broth which is cooked for 15 hours hence very flavourful with little MSG.The char siew is tende

This ramen shop has the smallest menu variety but There is a reason why people go back because they are good at what they do!I drank so much of the delicious, creamy, fragrant soup that I couldn’t finish my ramen! I have not yet come across any ramen that has this kind of broth! The soup seems to contain A LOT of essence, as if 10kg of meat & bones were used to cook a bowl. It was glistening! The ramen noodles itself, were very normal though.

Nothing special, but decent food at a pretty reasonable price. Good for getting a quick Ramen Fix! Chicken broth was tasty and thin ramen noodles were interesting to try out. Dumplings were quite average and so were the chicken balls. Service was good and servers were quick to respond to any requests. Will return when we are in the Clark Quay area to get our Ramen fix!

Marutama Japanese Restaurant has one of the best ramen soup in town. Really love their soup base as it is very light, tasty and also quite authentic. I can't help but to always complete my bowl of ramen and soup with nothing left over at all. The ramen is very chewy and the thinly sliced pork bellies are very fragrant and tender too. The generous amount of vegetables added in it make this bowl of ramen taste very healthy as well.