Ajisen Ramen (Closed)

We had pork shabu tom yum ramen($14.90) & kumamoto ramen ($14.90) set with side dishes (choose one out of 12 items) cuttlefish & fish cake & 2 glasses of cold green tea. We ordered extra osaka ohsho cripsy gyoza. The gyoza fillings were very flavourful wrapped in a thin layer of skin. Best to dip the gyoza in vinegar before eating =) My hubby love the Cuttlefish very much as they were deep fried till very crispy! I love the fish cake as it resembles thai fish cake & are very yummy & chewy. Thumb

Decided on Ajisen Ramen, it was conveniently located right next to the Cinema. Originated from Kumamoto in Japan, it was currently featured as top 10 Ramen in Singapore. Queue was not that long, we got our seat very soon. Served with extensive Menu, staffs were friendly with greetings upon we stepping in.Full of savoury taste and the richness of soup were appealing, warm as well as hearty. Generous spicy minced pork poured on top, the bowl was redly yummy. Noodle was thinly made, tender while so

Green tea wasn't sweet because it's the authentic Japanese green tea. Didn't like it. However, the iced lemon tea was pretty good. Sour and sweet at the same time, very refreshing.Noodles were just average; not springy, broth was quite oily, but the ingredients used were fresh, especially the squid and scallops. The egg, however, was disappointing, because it's not those onsen eggs. Ajisen's egg reminds me of the lor mee egg.The broth for the Cha Shu ramen is the same as the Seafood Ramen. The p

Alone shopping at tampines mall, pass by Ajisen ramen feeling a bit hungry and saw that the restaurant is not so packed so decided to go in and try their ramen. The menu has wide variey choices of ramens, drinks etc. I ordered their Tom Yum Pork Ramen, it comes with thinly sliced of pork which taste tender and their tom yum soup was not too spicy. I liked the noodles it was very springy. Spent $15 for this meal here.

Have been patronize Ajisen since i was young. They serve pretty decent and affordable ramen. I tried something new this time - tomyum pork shabu shabu, which is quite nice. The spice is just right and i love those pork shabu shabu, very tasty. My friend had the char siew ramen which is average according to her. The chaw siew isn't soft enough though. Also we ordered white fish for sides and its super good! I always order this when I am at Ajisen. The fish is very tasty and fresh. taste even bett

This seafood ramen contains a lot of ingredients such as half an egg, squid rings, crab meats and toppings such as bean sprouts and scallions. The soup was not bad and had a strong seafood taste, it will be perfect if you are in the mood for a seafood broth. The squid rings were quite rubbery and hard to chew but the crab meats were soft and smooth. The noodles texture were somewhat between yellow mee and thick bee hoon, not too bad.

I always come here for the Ton Toro Ramen, which is ramen with strips of pork. The amount of pork given is quite a lot and I always end up giving some to my hubby (no complaints from him there). I find the ramen at Ajisen always having a very 'springy' texture and it's quite enjoyable to eat. Their Gyoza is not bad but not mind-blowing. This goes for the rest of the sides as well such as the sushi.

Aside from the main, the side dishes adds flavours to the ramen. As a ramen lover, the ramen there has great combinations for all types of taste lovers - no matter if you like spicy / add egg / add pork, it's simply delicious. Off peak hour visit are the best especially after the 11-2pm crowd. The restaurant when not packed has pretty good service. Ramen lovers do try

Decide to try something new and hence, ordered the Kimuchi Ramen which is basically ramen with thin slices of pork (instead of Cha Shu) and kimchi. I concluded that I still prefer the usual cha shu or spicy ramen as I find that the Kimchi doesn't go very well with the soup. Luckily, it is placed at the side instead of mixed together with the soup. This allows diners (like me who thinks that kimchi doesn't go very well with the soup) to remove it.

alone shopping at tampines mall , feeling hungry so decided to have a japanese meal , so passby ajisen ramen to have a look the restaurant is packed of people even though it was monday afternoon . the restaurant is spacious and the environment is nice . they have wide variety of set meals , side dishes , drinks etc .i decided to order seafood ramen and mango ebi . the seafood ramen comes with generous serving of seafood, the noodles are springy , the soup is refreshing , the seafood meat are ten

Dinner at Ajisen with a group of friends. i do not fancy Ajisen at all, the food there are expensive and quality is not really good. However, i go with the majority. I decided to try the crayfish ramen recommended by my friend. It cost me around $15 and i only have one small crayfish and thats all. so pathetic and expensive. Totally not satisfying at all. Wont visit them again.

Once again, the ramen from Ajisen never disappoint me as it is simply delicious! For $13.90, you can get a huge bowl of ramen, choice of your side dish and a drink. Ordered the seafood ramen which consists of scallops, crab meat (the crab meat is so sweet) and sotong. I will strongly recommend one to try it given that the soup is tasty and the chef is very generous with the ingredients. Being a prawn lover, I am also quite pleased with my side dish (the fried ebi).

I ordered the Volcano Ramen. The noodle quite chewy and the stock was thick and salty. We could not quite taste the flavor of the soup though, then I throw in quite a bit of chilli flakes to make the ramen a little more spicy. Overall the food is average. The service can be improved though as it was quite difficult to get the service staff's attention when we needed something. But I guess it was dinner time and thus, pretty busy time for them.

Craving for ramen? Everybody knows Ajisen Ramen! The photo is the after of me and my mother's meal. It was my mother's birthday and I brought her to Ajisen to try their food. I had char siew ramen while she had crayfish ramen (see the shell?).I would say their ramen is indeed pretty nice and the ambience is nice as well. My mother enjoyed her food too. Though she find it a little expensive for it's quantity.

I was arranging to meetup with a few of my close friends to meet up for dinner to pass them my wedding card invitation. We meet at Ajisen Ramen at Tampines Mall. Food is good and prices very reasonable. We enjoy our dinner and been chatting abt how my wedding preparation as some of them are taking reference to prepare their wedding next year.