Menya Kaiko (Closed)

My friend was invited to attend the Melissa Spring Summer collection preview and she brought me along to check things out. We then headed to Menya Kaiko for some Hokkaido ramen to fix our hungry stomach.This eatery is managed by Japanese and the chefs are Japanese too. Menu items are similar to what I saw in Hokkaido, just a few signature ramen dishes and some sides for patrons to add on to their main meal.We were too ambitious and over-ordered many items to share!Tamago $1.80++, perfectly done

Dinner with fellow OpenRicer (midas400) after attending Melissa's VIP sale. As it was a Friday evening, every restaurant/ eatery are packed with super long queue, we settled ourselves here as there isn't any queueI had the Pork & Chicken Ramen with Red Miso, which is flavorful yet not salty. Pork slice is nicely marinated & tender. Chicken is however a little bland, but is also tender. Ramen is springy. Overall is pretty good.Oden for sharing, we ordered 7 pieces of it. The soup is nice while th

Being situated just beside the escalator that leads from the Orchard MRT station all the way to B4, it's not difficult to find Men-ya KAIKO. Then again, it can be easily missed since its entrance is rather small and the glass panel showing signature items from its menu is further down the corridor. This is a no-frills place given its space so in terms of the dining atmosphere, it can get a bit noisy and crowded especially if there are many customers around.I just needed a quick bite and settled

spicy ramen - Red $15.80Total was $18.60 including service charge and gst. The type of ramen used for this is the hokkaido styled ramen which resembled somewhat like our yellow noodles. The soup broth was thick but a little salty. It was not really spicy but after several sips, it began to taste rather spicy. The pieces of pork meat in it was not very tender but still acceptable. Service was quite efficient and it took about 10 minutes for the food to arrive.The ramen is decent and worth a try,

This is one of those places where you can satisfy your ramen cravings if you're not a picky eater. The food here isn't fantastic, but it's not bad either. I particularly enjoy the ramen here because it reminds me of the ones you find in instant noodles. The broth is overly salty while the cha shu tastes strangely sweetened. You can also add an onsen egg if you want.

The ramen here is highly recommended by my friend thus I had to give it a go when I had a chance.Chicken Ramen ($16.90++)I ordered the Chicken Ramen (white miso) which comes with a generous amount of chicken meat. I was given a mix of breast and thigh meat.. the breast chicken is meat is rather dry.I do enjoy the noodles and the soup base. The noodles are springy, chewy and soaks up the soup well. The soup is also not too salty. Very enjoyable.

Was shopping with my friends at ion and we decided to have dinner within the mall. We came to this ramen restaurant that is our first visit. I had hokkaido kaiko ramen (red miso) which cost SGD $12.80++. A generous portion is given but soup gets a little too salty towards the end. I recommend you all to add a bit of pepper to enhance the taste of the soup. The char siew is alright though. But not those kind that will "melt" in your mouth. Overall, i will rate this dish 3/5.

Visited this restaurant for lunch and decided to have the Half Ramen and Half sticky rice set, thinking that this would be a good chance to try several items on the menu all at one time.The food came rather quickly, but unfortunately only the ramen was somewhat hot and only the ramen and salad is nice. The Teriyaki chicken was cold and a little hard, while the rice is cold and rather bland. The ramen was only half portion for the lunch set btw. So I think it would have been a better meal if I ju

I am a ramen lover and always love to try out different authentic ramen stall in Singapore! I remembered my last time came to this ramen shop was before its renovation in 2012. Now they had moved to new location since November 2012, right next to the escalator at Ion Orchard B4.What I love the most about this ramen stall is the texture of it! Menya Kaiko sells Hokkaido style ramen, which is a kind of thick and curly noodle ( looks like instant noodle). Unlike the one in Marutama ramen ( thinner

i always have high expectation for ramen and this store put so much advertisement outside so give me the impression that it is famous in japan so i should give it a try. the first bad thing was the bad service, the staff are not friendly and not helpful with the order. the next bad thing is of cause the food. i dont like the soup base, it just taste blend and weird, the ramen is not that good either. for such bad quality food, the price is expensive and the only "good" thing was just that you do

I like gyozas a lot! 8 to 10 of these delicious dumplings could settle a meal for me! The gyozas here are really yummy! The skin is pan-fried till crispy and the meat in it is also very yummy! Its fresh and tasty and most importantly, it has a bit of sauce in it which makes it a little more moist than what other gyozas are! I prefer the original taste of it but the sauce given also goes well with the gyozas.

I had this bowl of Ramen for lunch on a Saturday afternoon. I thought the taste and everything were so so only when I first tried it. However, when I visited them the second time round and ordered the same bowl of Ramen, it tasted soooo good! I strongly recommend Ramen lovers to check out this place!