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2016-07-04
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This the first outlet of the popular Keisuke Ramen King's chain of ramen outlets. The outlet was at first located at Parco Millenia Walk, and was later moved over to Suntec City when Parco Millenia Walk closed down. The outlet was known for its Crab stock ramen which did not sit well with Singaporeans who assoicated it with the local prawn noodle soup. Most felt that it was way too expensive when one could easily get a regular bowl of prawn noodle soup for $3.The restaurant was decorated in a br
This the first outlet of the popular Keisuke Ramen King's chain of ramen outlets. The outlet was at first located at Parco Millenia Walk, and was later moved over to Suntec City when Parco Millenia Walk closed down. The outlet was known for its Crab stock ramen which did not sit well with Singaporeans who assoicated it with the local prawn noodle soup. Most felt that it was way too expensive when one could easily get a regular bowl of prawn noodle soup for $3.
The restaurant was decorated in a bright and modern look, with counter seats right at the back.
As a member, I received Green Tea Cooler for free, which normally cost $3 per bottle. It was just a soba drink without the green tea flavour.
Similar to other ramen outlets, the outlet also offers free flow marinated bean sprouts.
This outlet also offered free kid ramen with an order of a regular ramen.
NIBOSHI Ramen ($13.90++)Japanese Dried Fish Stock
The soup was flavourful but not as oily as the usual pork soup.
Crab Stock Ramen Special ($18.90++)Served with extra char siew, lava egg, and sea weed.
The noodles used in this ramen dish was different from the usual type. It was like thick yellow noodles which we commonly known it as yee mee. The soup was rich and creamy, tasting quite similar to prawn noodle soup.
Overall the ramen dishes were not bad. Service was fast.
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