Torinosuke | Singapore | 85/100

Torinosuke brought its signature Hiroshima-born chicken craft straight to Singapore’s central business district, setting up shop inside Millenia Walk. While much of the local ramen scene remains anchored in heavy pork-bone tonkotsu, this concept built its foundation on elevating poultry broth into a primary art form. Influenced by its original Hiroshima-style roots, the kitchen approaches chicken soup through extraction discipline, high-heat emulsification, and controlled salinity.

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How To Eat Ramen?

From visually inspecting the broth to slurping noodles before they swell, proper ramen etiquette is a art. Savoring the chashu meaningfully and placing your empty bowl back up on the counter with a polite “Gochisosamadeshita” turns a simple lunch into a full appreciation of the chef’s craft.

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What is Kansui?

Ever wonder why ramen noodles feel completely different from pasta? It all comes down to kansui (碱水), the secret alkaline mineral solution that gives noodles their springy chew, rich yellow hue, and signature bounce!

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Two Old Man Ramen | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | 65/100

Tucked along Kasturi Walk right beside Central Market in Kuala Lumpur, Two Old Man Ramen brings the traditional Japanese yatai (street stall) concept directly into the heart of the city’s heritage district. Operating strictly in the evenings as the sun sets and LRT trains pass overhead, the open-air setup offers a compact counter-seating layout that mirrors the atmospheric roadside stalls of Fukuoka.

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Menya Kokoro | Singapore | 90/100

The contemporary Japanese ramen landscape in Singapore shifted notably with the introduction of Menya Kokoro, an establishment that established Tokyo-style mazesoba within the local culinary scene. Founded in Tokyo by Chef Takuma Ishikawa, who honed his skills under the originators of the modern dry-style movement, the brand arrived in Singapore to anchor a distinct sub-genre.

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