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Traditional Japanese Ramen anyone? ;)
2011-12-19 5 views
My friend suggested having lunch at this Japanese ramen restaurant near her apartment, as it looks good from the long queues that she can often see when she passes by. Fortunately as it was a Saturday noon, there was no queue yet when we arrived. When we went in we realised why it has frequent long queues, because the restaurant is very small! hahaThat aside, the menu selection is also pretty limited, just the 3 traditional types of Japanese ramen. We both ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen Special (All
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My friend suggested having lunch at this Japanese ramen restaurant near her apartment, as it looks good from the long queues that she can often see when she passes by. Fortunately as it was a Saturday noon, there was no queue yet when we arrived. When we went in we realised why it has frequent long queues, because the restaurant is very small! haha

That aside, the menu selection is also pretty limited, just the 3 traditional types of Japanese ramen. We both ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen Special (All Toppings ($14.80++), and selected less oily soup base and normal noodle texture. I also asked for "no spring onions".
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 The noodles still turned out a bit tough, but we liked the soup base as it was neither too salty nor oily. I also loved the egg that was in my ramen. Oiishi! There were also free beansprouts & hard-boiled eggs on the table in case we couldn't get enough of them.

I wouldn't say the ramen here is fantastic, but if I am in the area, and there isn't a long queue, I wouldn't mind going in again.

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Date of Visit
2011-12-03
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$17 (Lunch)