Ratix0 said:Haha I tried benpu over the weekend.
Level 6. Quite shiok, stomach was growling a bit after finishing everything up though. Sprite solved the problem though. I love spicy stuff, going to try level 8 next time. Shiok =D.
Ken Ramen Househoks said:Where is this Ken Noodle located?
Where is Kado Men?pyrrhous said:My two cents worth.
Ichibantei and Kado Men are worth trying out.
I would recommend Ken Noodle.
Beppu and Kyo Nichi arent exactly good.
Try Shimbashi Soba at Paragon. A tad expensive but the quality of their noodles is fantastic.
kifo said:Where is Kado Men?
Okay I will try by this weekend!RSKeisuke said:think it's at grand plaza park royal.
just beside sg chinese chamber of commerce <-- dunno correct name or not
anyway opposite armenian church/hill street fire station
i haven't tried yet.. you go tell me nice or not!
Big Ramen fan
RSKeisuke said:think it's at grand plaza park royal.
just beside sg chinese chamber of commerce <-- dunno correct name or not
anyway opposite armenian church/hill street fire station
i haven't tried yet.. you go tell me nice or not!
Big Ramen fan
$30 for ramen? More "power" than Miharu?!spinelli said:tried this last week.not bad lah.but the tempura is power!!err the price also power lah,think is $30 ah
doubt the noodles here will be better than japan.rebook said:Just back from Hokkaido, and really love the ramen there.
Had the clock-tower ramen in sapporo, ajisai ramen in hakodate, and my favorite, the one in asahikawa, fire on mountain。All superb ramen!
Decided to look for good ramen in Singapore, and found this thread, will try those recommended by you and see if any one could have similiar standard.
Which one should I try first?
BTW, I remember that there was a ramen store in Maxwell couple of years ago, which sells ramen at only $4.9, which is of pretty good quality, especially the chashu meat. Seems it's gone now, anyway knows where they relocated to? (hopefully they didn't close shop)