Shop Reviews

This ramen place is quite affordable, and the soup tasted good. A basic ramen costs $9, and it's an additional $4 for a side and a drink. The pork slice is very thin but nice, though the egg was a bit overcooked. I think it sat out too long before being served. I also noted some inflexibility in the restaurant; they don't allow moving or adjusting tables to accommodate the number of people in your party.

"I wanted to have some soup for dinner and tried the ramen from this eatery. I must say I really enjoyed the food. The noodles were cooked just right, not too tough, and the soup was yummy. I'm here again with my mum, and we tried different dishes. My mum likes the noodles and soup too. As her teeth aren't very strong, she thinks the texture of the noodles is just right as well. I'll take my daughter next time. Sorry, we were too excited to try the food and took a picture only after we started. 😋"

The kids had the char siu tonkotsu ramen, and the adults had the spicy char-siu tonkotsu ramen, and it was delicious. The soup broth was really nice. Ordering was smooth, and the service was great.

Ordered the basic tonkatsu ramen and miso ramen. I preferred the miso ramen because it's more flavorful, but it can get a bit rich and salty as you eat it. I loved the spring onions! My family preferred the tonkatsu ramen.

I ordered the Char Siu spicy miso ramen. As someone who loves ramen, this ramen isn't bad, but it's not the best. Eating this ramen made me feel very cozy and warm. What I didn't like was that it wasn't spicy enough. As a spice lover, my go-to ramen option is always the spicy one. Though the broth wasn't very spicy, I thought it was rich and flavorful. However, for this price, there are better ramen options available. If the spicy miso ramen were spicier, I would really love it. Side note: I added a lot of the spice powder, but it wasn't spicy at all.

Tried the tonkotsu char siew ramen, and I'd say it's an above-average bowl of ramen. The broth is thick and has a rich texture. The ramen itself is also delicious and springy; you won't have any complaints. The add-on, with a top-up of $4, comes with a can of drink, two pieces of freshly fried chicken karaage, and some edamame. The total cost is about $15, which is an average price for ramen in a shopping center.

I ordered their Tonkotsu ramen, but the broth didn't taste like real pork bone broth. The noodles were of poor quality. The chashu was thin, and I also didn't like the number of sesame seeds in the ramen. I don't think I'll be back.

What a delightful hidden gem of a ramen spot! If you're a Japanese cuisine enthusiast, this place is a must-visit. I always have an exceptional experience here – superb taste, premium quality, and fantastic service! Hence my weekly visits! The broth is rich and flavorful, the noodles perfectly cooked, and the toppings, like melt-in-your-mouth chashu pork and well-marinated shoyu eggs, are divine. What's even better is that the prices are surprisingly affordable. You get top-notch quality without breaking the bank. The value for money here is outstanding. The service deserves a special mention, too. The staff is friendly, knowledgeable, and attentive. They go the extra mile to ensure a memorable dining experience. Whether you're a ramen aficionado or simply looking for a remarkable dining experience, this place won't disappoint.

The watermelon wasn't fresh. I bought it on the way home, and when I tried to eat it, I noticed it had already turned sour, so I had to discard the whole piece.

Walked out, forgetting to take my receipt and bonus stamp receipt. I walked back in to retrieve it. No other customers were at the checkout I used earlier, but a staff member had just walked away from it and was putting a receipt in the wastepaper basket. I “dug” it out (there were only two other receipts in the barely used basket). The staff member said I was lucky she hadn't torn it up. The issue wasn’t whether it was torn or not; the issue was, where was the bonus stamp receipt that was taken from the bottom of the purchase receipt? Another experience over the past year: I was queuing for the checkout counter, with one other person ahead of me. It was 10:28 PM, but seven of the eight checkout counters were already closed. As I was approaching the last one after the previous person was done, the staff member said it was already closed, and that I should go to the cashier counter, which had a queue building up. They always closed the self-checkout counters at 10:30 PM, and by that time only one cashier counter was still open. Of course I just put the item back and walked off, as it wasn’t the first time I had a bad experience there. Two other experiences involved being told the NETS machine was already closed at the cashier counter, and another time, that my card wasn't working, although I use it every day and had used it at the same NTUC the day before. Another staff member beside her nodded as well, confirming it wasn’t working. It was working, by the way, and I know how a POS and NETS machine work. All three previous experiences regarding the POS/NETS being closed were with the same staff member, and it was all around 10:30 PM. What coincidences! There was also a time when I was looking at the HALAL poultry section and found that there was PORK meat placed right there. I was there around 10:40 PM at the time, and most of the chilled products' lights were switched off or had blinds covering them. This just showed how the staff members switched the lights off and rolled the blinds down without checking. Of course, there were times when I had a good experience. When I left a bag of groceries behind and was walking back, a staff member actually went out with my bag to give it to me at the escalator.