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2013-06-02
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I made an effort to come slightly earlier as i expected the queue to be long since this is the latest most talked about Ramen place. This is the newest outlet by the celebrity Chef Keisuke Takeda. This is a 56 seaters outlet located just a stone's throw away from Bugis MRT station nestled amidst those pre-war shop houses.It was a beautiful Monday morning, i came at about 11.15 am though their official opening hours is from 11.30 am onward. I was their first customer on that very day. A friendly
It was a beautiful Monday morning, i came at about 11.15 am though their official opening hours is from 11.30 am onward. I was their first customer on that very day.
The decor somehow reminded me of those cosy ramen shops in Japan. It is simply decorated using the four seasons as theme. And, i seated in the Autumn section.
There are only 5 types of ramen on their menu, namely : Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and King.
The difference between each bowl of ramen is the toppings.
The Spring Ramen ($11.90) is served with minced Basil and grated Pamersan Cheese.
The Summer Ramen ($13.90) features spicy miso minced meat with Sichuan and Cayenne Peppers.
The Autumn Ramen ($12.90) has got 3 different types of mushrooms in it.
The Winter ($10.90). The simplest of all. It is served in rich pork broth.
The King ($13.90) has got the stir-fried pork with ginger.
I wanted the Summer Special. It is a bowl of spicy ramen priced at $13.90 + $4 to have all the toppings including the onsen egg. You can add $1 for the seaweed or $2 for just the flavored egg.
The friendly waitress was right beside me when i was deciding whether to have the taste of soup at normal or strong. She advised it would be better to have it at normal as it might be quite salty if strong is selected.
The thickness of soup, the done-ness of noodle and the amount of oil can be customised.
That comforting bowl of ramen made me happy.
I will certainly be back to try the rest.
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