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2013-05-27
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My husband & I chanced upon this ramen outlet at Paragon while queuing for another restaurant nearby. The price for each bowl of ramen was reasonable & it looks very appetizing. Hence, we decided to give up waiting & went in.We were seated very promptly & our noodles were served within 10mins after orders were placed. Amazing service on a Sunday!!I liked the way they described each type of ramen at the top of their menu; giving us an idea of what is the soup base and the ingredients included in
We were seated very promptly & our noodles were served within 10mins after orders were placed. Amazing service on a Sunday!!
I liked the way they described each type of ramen at the top of their menu; giving us an idea of what is the soup base and the ingredients included in the particular ramen.
Cha Shu Shoyu Ramen. $15.80I was abit hesitant as this is the first time I'm trying a shoyu soup base. It turns out it is not as salty as I expect.
However, personally, I still prefer the chicken or pork bone broth.
The noodles were springy and yummy! Usually, I'll give my husband half of the noodles but this is the first time that I don't mind adding more noodles! That shows how yummy it is!!
Daikokuya Tsukemen. $13.50My husband ordered the dry ramen which comes with a bowl of soup to dip in. Interesting~
If you want to drink the soup, ask for clear broth to be poured in. Beware of the saltiness of the soup. I tried the soup after it was mixed with the clear broth and still finds it too salty for me.
Currently, they are having a 2 days promotion on 1 & 2 June. The special sha shu ramen is available at 50% off!!
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