Menya Musashi (Closed)

I visited slightly later after lunch hour, so the queues that usually snake from this outlet was gone and I was able to get a seat very easily. This ramen joint serves different ramen soup bases, intuitively named after their appearance: black, white and red. I decided to try something exotic and went for the black soup base, which is essentially made from black garlic. I ordered their Black Chasu Ramen ($12.90). The ramen noodles were sufficiently springy and chewy, and they were topped with a

If you're deciding to dine here, it would be best to come early so as to avoid the crowd and queues. Was there relatively early at about 5plus for dinner and there weren't alot of people yet. However service was lacking as it took quite awhile for the waiter to come and take our orders despite being seated for awhile already. Since there was 4 of us, we ordered tsukemen ($14.90). We tried all the 3 broths and an additional broth and we also upsized the portion x2. The upsize is free, up to 5 tim

A pioneer of the ramen boom back in Tokyo, the introduction of Menya Musashi in Singapore was surprisingly downplayed. Tucked away in a corner and fading behind the presence of other restaurants like Salt Grill and Brotzeit, I would have missed it if not for a couple of column banners displayed within the mall.The restaurant was clearly inspired by Japan past, with traditional furnishings, murals of samurai warriors adorning much of the facade. Occasional warrior-like calls from the chefs in the

If you are hungry for some ramen, Menya Musashi is the place to go for its thick soup base! I had tried the Black and Red soup base. Prefers the black one - garlic flavour. I realised there is price difference between the Raffles City and Star Vista branch. Star Vista branch has a set menu which costs from $13.90++ onwards, it includes a ramen and a side dish. So if you want to try their side dish and wants to save some money, go to Star Vista branch and try. Highly recommended.

If you are around Raffles City during meal time, you can always see a long queue outside Menya Musashi! This ramen place is so popular that people are willing to wait for long. We started the meal with Sushi roll ($5.90), the ingredients are fresh and good flavour, and serve as a good appetizer. I had the Akiba curry ($14.90), the limited edition version of ramen. The curry broth is pretty thick, the typical kind of Japanese curry, but stronger flavour. Quite yummy to eat at first, but could be

A friend of mine recommended to try out this Ramen restaurant. I ordered the Black Cha Siu Ramen!Thumbs up for the thick soup base! Not too oily and the Cha Siu was lean and not too much fats on it. Serving size was moderate and the main thing I really liked was the soup and noodles were served really hot! Best tosavour this bowl of ramen during cold weather!You should try this if you have a craving for ramen!