Shop Reviews

Very enjoyable lunch at Ramen King. The ramen soup was very tasty. It was very good.

Here's the edited review: Good comfort food! Settled my ramen cravings. Price was worth it; no service charge or GST. Noodles were Q and good. Soup was thick and delicious. 10/10

Surprisingly really good! The broth is creamy and flavorful, and the chasu is actually well-seasoned.

Easily one of the best value-for-money ramen you can get, priced at just $9 (including GST), and it's self-service. The ramen features yellow, springy noodles, a rich and flavourful broth, and fresh ingredients that make it fulfilling, not to mention a beautiful jelly half-egg on the side. The only downside is that the meat comes in a few thin slices. Regardless, it's a great ramen option for those on a budget.

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 done just right, not too tough. The soup is yummy. I am here again with my mum and we tried different dishes. My mum likes the noodle and soup too. As her teeth are not too strong, she thinks the texture of the noodle is done just right too. I will take my daughter the next time around. Sorry, we were too excited to try the food and only took a picture after we started eating. 😋

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

Ramen quick fix. Service was fast and food was above average. Only **complaint** was the ramen egg, which was supposed to be runny but **wasn't**. It was probably kept for a few days **already**.

This place just took over another Japanese fusion cafe. For $8.50, the cheapest ramen was okay. The meat was almost razor-thin, though. At least the broth was quite thick and tasty. Maybe the other higher-end choices would be more satisfying, but I felt this didn't hit the spot.

First time trying this Char Siew Ramen ($10.00 per bowl) with my mom. Her verdict for this dish: the noodles tasted like wonton mee, the soup was too salty, and the meat slices were very thin—'cheng bo hua' (Hokkien). I totally agreed. The best ramen I've tried so far is Kanada-Ya, and none has come close to matching it yet.

Value for money ramen sets! $13 for my miso mushroom ramen + takoyaki + drink. The best part is that GST is included. No service fee is required. Even so, the service was better than places that charge service fees! My miso mushroom ramen broth was decent, and I preferred my noodles a little more al dente (which you could probably request in the notes next time). Anyway, the sides were really good! 5/5 for the Takoyaki balls that are crispy on the outside, fluffy, and piping hot on the inside. For this price point, absolutely no complaints. It was a happy dinner, and I even heard uncles telling the chefs that they did a great job too. Keep it up. 💯