RamenPlay (Closed)

This ramen outlet is at 313 some rest. The seating is quite comfortable and air con. I decided to go three for dinner. Ordered a bowl of Char Siew Ramen and mongo drink. The ramen is aldente very chewy which is what I like. Soup is make with pig bones with a lot of collagen. Quite yummy too. Comes with char Siew, hald onsen eggs, bamboo shoot and some spring onion. The mango drink is very sweet and tasty and very nicely presented too. I spent approx $20++

First time trying Ramen Play. Though its specialty is ramen i decided to try the rice. It consists of premium Japanese Niigata rice, pan-fried and barbequed pork, seaweed and topped with a raw egg. It also has a a special sauce which is sweet and really nice! The rice bowl gives it a 'cooking' feel, the rice was soft and the pork was well marinated and flavourful. Was quite surprised that their rice dish would taste so good though its called 'Ramen'Play .

One of the things i really like about RamenPlay, besides the ramen is its side menu items. Besides having ramen, i also order their bamboo chicken.When i ordered this, i was told i need to wait like 10-15 minutes cause they need to prepare this. Wow. I know you usually wait for your food to be prepared but i guess when they its bamboo chicken, there is something to expect huh.Well anyway it came, sure enough, piping hot and oh-so-yummy. They also provide the wooden spoon for you to scoop the chi

Decided to order an all-veggie ramen instead of the usual Char siew ramen. The noodles were were done, not too hard or soggy. The main highlight other than the delicious soup is definitely the ramen egg! Perfectly cooked on the outside with a runny center, i wished a whole egg was given instead of just half. Overall, the price of $11.80 was worth it for a bowl of delicious ramen! 🍜

Located at a corner of 313 sommerset basement 3. The first ramen restaurant that sits in 313 ramen. Offering various type of ramens ranging from cha shu ramen to stone pot rice. The price range from average of 15 bucks per bowl of ramen and 12 bucks for stone pot riceThey also offer other side dishes too. Today shall challenge their vege ramen. Topped with lots of vege. The ramen is a very healthy dish with a slice of cha shu. Not too fatty for my liking. The noodles is very q and yummy. Not bad

Ordered the bamboo chicken which I have been craved for a long time. It came with a sauce plate of egg yolk for dipping. The dish was served pippin' hot and it tasted as good as the first time I ate it 2 years ago. My main dish was the signature Sanpou Ramen (Tonkotsu). It contains three treasures of Toroniku (braised pork cheek), Cha Shu (braised pork belly in char siew sauce) and Buta Kakuni (braised pork belly in special sauce) with black onion sauce. Was surprised by the amount of meat they

As it was my first time trying RamenPlay, I ordered their signature Sanpou Ramen. It contains the three treasures of toroniku (braised pork cheek), cha shu (braised pork belly in char siew sauce) and buta kakuni (braised pork belly in special sauce). I love that the broth is rich and tasty, and the braised pork cheek, cha shu and buta kakuni were all tender. The tonkotsu ramen is also garnished with black onion sauce to enhance the flavour. The noodles were chewy as well. I enjoyed my bowl of ra

It is Friday again! I decided not to have my lunch in school as I had an appointment with the tour agent at Centrepoint around 2.30pm. Took the train to Somerset and arrived at 313 @ Somerset. Decided to try out RamenPlay's Set Lunch for $10++. RamenPlay is located at the basement of 313.Main Course: Tonkotsu RamenThe ramen was those thin but springy type. The first mouthful tasted like the minced pork noodle that I like from Bedok North Food Centre. Haha... Not bad. The broth was rather f

Tried RamenPlay the first time and their ramen is quite nice and affordable! Soup is special but the one I ordered has a little too much of garlic in it. Ramen is chewy and easy to bite. The bamboo shoots inside are really yummy because they are sliced in thick pieces! Overall atmosphere was good and the servers were quite friendly and approachable. Will go back again

while been rejected by antoinette for dinner,i came here for dinnerit was quite crowded as i went during weekend,waited for about 20mins to get a seat,for food waiting time took about 15-20mins too i was quite surprise that their ramen price goes by the how many slices,it choose the cheapest,3pcs of char siew one,The soup was not very nice ,don't really like it,noodles texture ok,i like their char siew the most,very chewy,soft,not fatty too,the egg was just nice,not over boiledOverall i rate 7/1

Lunch was at Somerset 313 and we decided to settle down at Ramen Play. The shop wasn't that pack despite it was lunch time so our waiting time was shorten by a bit. Instead of ordering a ramen at a ramen place, I decided to try Pork Katau Toji set with rice. I like how they prepare the dish - the Pork cutlet was prepared in a claypot rather than the usual hot plate we see. The pork is not oily nor soggy, in fact it was still a little crispy despite being dip in with the eggs. My lunch partner or

Went on a Friday Evening around 7pm to satisfy my cravings for Ramen, And Ramen Play Never Fails to Satisfy my need for springy noodles and tender meat. I called to reserve a seat for 2 and I was promptly served when I reached the place although it was super packed! So Its advisable to Call to Reserve a seat before heading down! Not too salty Soup base and They serve free Ice water too! Plus point for me because I cant live without drinking plain water. head over to http://michhysaurous.blogsp

I had lunch here with my sister because we had been shopping at Orchard before that. There wasn't a queue and we got our seats really fast. Service was prompt and fairly efficient. I ordered this bowl of ramen and absolutely loved the broth. It was tasty and wasn't too salty. The egg was my favourite though. It had a slightly runny yoke and was not over boiled. I would definitely go back in the future for another meal.LikesThe ramen noodles! I could feel the springy texture while eating it.The e

3 of us ladies popped by for a quick dinner - my1st visit to the place in fact. Thankfully not too crowded it was an early dinner on a Sat. The place was nonetheless buzzing with mostly younger crowd and families; staff team seemed to be quite busy too. Prices were reasonable with total adding up to $70 for 3pax. Service could improve though with staff being quite unstable when serving food. The tables also have very tight elbow space - good for eavesdropping on your neighbours. Yuzu Yoghurt ($5

This can be said as the best stone rice that i had ever tasted. *Thumbs up* It is recommended to eat it with the garlic chips that they had provided on the table as the taste and the smell will just keep your appetite going. It actually consists of pan-fried pork, onion and topped with a raw egg.Also, special black sauce will be served together with this rice, which boost the tastiness to the max. The portion served is actually quite big too.