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2011-08-19
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Located at Central, Level 2, near to the washrooms and side entrance of Billy Bombers and Grains.The shop’s size is as small as it’s exterior – estimated maximum capacity of 40 persons. Service is prompt and water is provided at no charge, which many dining places are lacking now. Though it’s just water, without lemon or anything, it’s still an added service. Due to the small space, seats are placed very close to each other. Not a recommended place for private conversation or gathering – it’s ea
The shop’s size is as small as it’s exterior – estimated maximum capacity of 40 persons. Service is prompt and water is provided at no charge, which many dining places are lacking now. Though it’s just water, without lemon or anything, it’s still an added service. Due to the small space, seats are placed very close to each other. Not a recommended place for private conversation or gathering – it’s eat and go. Hmm, nevertheless, I think this is a characteristic of Japanese eateries.Their flexibility service is commendable too. I asked if the rice in my set could be exchanged for more vegetable salad, the server asked if I would like to have other exchange and recommended the braised egg, which tasted good with my ramen set. Despite a Sunday afternoon, the shop is rather packed with locals and Japanese. I always have this conception that if there are significant numbers of Japanese dining in a Japanese restaurant – the food should be of good standard.
Ramen is good – not too chewy and does not have an alkaline taste. But the soup base is what that owes me over – full of flavor and does not has a ‘jer lak’ feeling after gulping the entire bowl of soup down. The pork slices, too, are packed with flavor, soft, and very juicy! Too bad, there’s only ONE pork slice. It’ll be even better if there are more pork slices, especially the prices are a bit on the high side ~I hereby marking it as one of my favorite Japanese Ramen restaurants. Ops, did I mention that the queue for dinner is HORRIBLY LONG ~
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