Menya Musashi (Closed)

5X ramen was ordered by boyfriend because he is a big eaten. He ordered the white tora. I try the ramen too which i love the texture of the ramen. 5X ramen service only available on Cha Shu Tsukemen. He also added bowl of soup as he scared it was not enough. It cost $14.90 and with an additional soup order earlier will be extra $3.I had a Cha Shu don that cost $7.90 instead!

It is the time of the year when it is raining almost every day. The rainy weather and the freezing air con of my office gave me the urge to have something warm and soupy for my lunch. Intended to have my lunch at soup spoon but was held back by the long queue that was forming up outside the restaurant. Then i spotted Menya Musashi which was just directly opposite soup spoon and since it was still quite empty, decided to have my lunch there. The soup of the ramen is too salty and oily to my prefe

Was looking for a place to grab a quick bite in the forever crowded Orchard area and happened to see that there was no queue outside of Menya Musashi (it was about 20 minutes to 6pm on a Saturday evening). Wanting to satisfy our hunger quickly, we headed in and ordered the usual fare we would have in ramen places.First up was the gyoza which was juicy and lightly grilled on one side. I think the volume of the filling and the size of the gyoza was just nice. One thing which needs improvement shou

My friend and I were deciding on what to have for dinner and then we were both attracted to this super strong yummy smell which we assumed come from this restaurant, Menya Musashi. And thus, dinner was settled there!White Cha Shu Tsukemen w 4pcs Gyoza set (SGD14.90)Love the crispy gyozas!! They were cooked to perfection! Ever since I attempted cooking some on my own the other time, where the skin broke, I really 佩服 those who can master it well!Ramen was alright, you had to dip the ramen and ingr

Still not convinced that the Tokyo version is better, I decided to make a return to Menya Musashi. I ordered the ala carte Cha Shu Ramen Special which comes with the Black Tora Soup and also Dokko Octopus. This costs $15.90 before GST and the set lunch one cost $14.90, for a merely $1 more, you get one more cha shu and also the fried beancurd skin instead of the seaweed. It made me wonder if the set lunch is not value for money. Was hoping the server give some recommendations but no. Took around

I’m a huge Japanese food lover so I’m always on the lookout for the best places for Japanese dining in Singapore. So when my friends suggested trying out a new ramen place at Ion Orchard, I was more than happy to go along. The décor of Menya Musashi reminds me of a traditional Japanese wooden house, the kind you see in “Naruto” actually with its wooden walls and flooring. We had a cosy booth for the 4 of us and all coincidentally ordered the White Kakuni Ramen ($13.60). While the noodles were we

Menya musashi has better than average ramen, having tried once previously. I got the cha shu tsukemen spicy broth ramen this time. You are supposed to dip the ramen into the broth and eat it, which is quite unique, different from the usual ramen immersed in the broth, and the way of eating is somewhat like japanese cold noodles. ramen was springy, and I like the egg as usual. The broth is not too spicy and rather flavourful.

Rawr!! The interior decor of this restaurant is filled with images of tigers which just happens to be my Chinese zodiac sign. And so I decided to order myself a Black Tiger Ramen! Interestingly enough, the soup base for this ramen is very sticky and gooey. It's almost like a starchy kind of sauce more than it is a kind of soup - not exactly the kind of soup I would want to drink finish. The soup wasn't that tasty and the slimy texture was just kinda weird for me. The fun thing about the place is

Menya's tsukumen ramen $14.90 is rather unusual in the sense that the noodles are served au naturel or "kosong" in Malay, separately from the broth. At Menya, the ramen is served at a standard tasting portion of 120g which is like a kid portion but they allow diners to upsize their ramen portion by up to a whopping 5x! Due to their strict policy of "no sharing" and "no takeaway", most diners would opt for 2x 120g though those with huge appetites may opt for 3x 120g ramen portion. The upsize is s

Went to get a Ramen set lunch today at Menya Musashi @ ION at only $13.90. The staff are pretty friendly here so I guess it was a pleasant experience even thought the food wasn't as fantastic as I'd expected. Upon entering, you'll be greeted with a Japanese-Chinese fusion modern decor, with lots of matted and glossy black & red panels.I ordered the white ramen, with a side dish of fried tofu.The white ramen broth is much much better than I expected, it's richer and thicker than most cheap ramen

Came here for set lunch. first impression is people might not recall this as the famous menya musashi because the signage actually says 虎洞instead. Anyway we arrived here at 1150am so it was not crowded at all. ordered their set lunch which comprises of the black noodle soup ramen and 1 side dish which i chose octopus. One tip i would offer for this ramen is to allow the spring onions to submerge in the soup for a while before eating it, i felt it made a difference, as it was a set meal, only 1 p

Impromptu dinner again!I am lucky to have good friend that will stand by whenever I need. We decided to have dinner at ION orchard and found this casual dining restaurant located at Basement 3. There isn't any queue and we managed to get a seat immediately. The interior design of the restaurant has the japanese ramen style shop. The dinning table seats are quite near to each other. Thus, you will overheard next table's conversation.We ordered Houji cha @ S$1.00 for a cup. It is refillable. I ord

The ambience at the Ion outlet Menya Mushasi is not bad but the seats are a little too cramped as the place is quite small. My friends and I ordered 3 sets of ramen. There are 3 types of soup base for the soup ramen, white for the original miso flavour, black for the burnt garlic flavour and red soup broth which is the spicy one. White Cha Shu Ramen: The soup is quite thick and salty. (have been drinking lots of water while eating it) the Cha Shu is kind of disappointing as it is quite hard to c

I saw newspaper recommend so i went there to try Ordered their white ramen $12.90 & houji $1I was quite disappointed ,i think for eating ramen,the egg is quite importable but their egg was over cooked,The soup has a nice pork ribs fragrant but it was super oily & more to salty side Cha shu was ok,not bad Went before 7pm,so there's no queue at all when i went,waiting time took only about 10minsOverall i rate 7/10