The best ramen in Singapore
Under the culinary direction of their resident chef, the menu balances global flair with local touches. And as a pleasant surprise, they’ve even added a “King Prawn Ramen” dish – a fun, unexpected find in such an upscale setting. It’s the perfect mix of casual and refined for members looking to enjoy something a little different with their wine.
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Mensho Tokyo, the acclaimed ramen restaurant, has finally opened its doors in Singapore’s Raffles City. With freshly made noodles, premium toppings including A5 wagyu chashu, and a stylish ambiance, Mensho Tokyo is a much talked about experience in the heart of Singapore.
Mensho Tokyo | Singapore | 65/100 Read Post »
One of Singapore’s long-standing and beloved ramen establishments. Renowned for its delectable offerings, Tampopo has remained a crowd favorite since the 2010s. The name “Tampopo,” meaning Dandelion, symbolizes the brand’s strength and resilience in the fiercely competitive F&B industry.
Tampopo | Singapore | 60/100 Read Post »
Located in the heart of the city, Nansuttei Ramen is renowned for its exquisite ramen creations that showcase the finest flavors and textures of Japan. With a commitment to quality and a dedication to authentic recipes, this esteemed establishment has garnered a loyal following of ramen enthusiasts.
Nansuttei Ramen | Singapore | 80/100 Read Post »
The miso utilized in this ramen leans towards the sweeter end of the spectrum. Its flavor profile is mellower compared to other miso ramen varieties, beginning with a sweet note that gradually transitions into savory undertones. While not overly creamy, the soup boasts a smooth texture.
Hokkaido Ramen Ezokura | Singapore | 65/100 Read Post »
The sauce boasts richness and a significant salty kick on its own, but when combined with the thick noodles, it’s a match made in culinary heaven. Adding a dash of vinegar and chili oil, as per the instructions, elevates the umami factor to new heights, layered with a mild spicy kick.
Keitaku Mazesoba | Singapore | 90/100 Read Post »
While the sauce boasts a savory profile and a pleasant aroma from the sardine oil, its quantity falls short of fully coating all the noodles. The mildly spicy kick and balanced saltiness contribute to a lighter experience compared to some other mazesoba variations.
Sanpoutei Ramen | Singapore | 70/100 Read Post »
Hey folks, if you’ve been on the hunt for some top-notch halal ramen in Singapore, we’ve got your back! Finding the really decent ones can be a bit of a challenge, but we’ve rounded up a few ramen joints that are serving up some delicious halal-friendly bowls. Join us as we dive into the popular spots in town! 🍜
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Another chain by Chef Akimitsu Tanihara the founder of Shitamachi Tendon Akimitsu which is a famous Tendon and Tempura restaurant in Asakusa, Japan. While the chef is largely known for his donburi, he also created a few ramen recipes for the Singapore chains. The chicken-based ramen here are pork and lard free which is different from the Akitmitsu branches which serves Tonkotsu Ramen.
Tokyo Shokudo | Singapore | 75/100 Read Post »
