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Le Shrimp Ramen by @paradisegrpsg dishes out bowls of freshly prepared piping hot noodles with premium quality ingredients in two different specialty broths - Shrimp & Tonkotsu. For a more satisfying meal, you can top up another $3.20 to get an appetiser and a drink of your choice!
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👉Ebiko Prawn Paste Shrimp Ramen - SGD14.90
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All in all, the noodles had a great texture and the shrimp broth was pretty decent, though it could have been more robust for my liking. I was slightly disappointed with their ebiko prawn balls too as they lacked flavour and didn’t taste like the freshly handmade ones. Maybe I’m expecting too much HAHA🙃
Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Lucky that we joined the queue right before the lunch crowd came! Picked mee kia and they were done as q as usual. Just can’t get enough of their umami sole fish based broth - it’s super comforting and the depth of flavour is always so impressive!

Lucky that we joined the queue right before the lunch crowd came! Picked mee kia and they were done as q as usual. Just can’t get enough of their umami sole fish based broth - it’s super comforting and the depth of flavour is always so impressive!

So glad McGriddles is back! The sweet, soft hotcake bun with maple syrup, together with the savoury chicken sausage and cheese, they strangely blend well together. It is a flavour combination that I really love and you won’t get too jelat from the sweet maple syrup.

This hot pot loin katsu has pork loin cooked in savory dashi broth with egg. As with its other sets, this came with miso/pork belly soup, as well as refillable salad and white/brown rice. Though the egg mixture was a touch salty, it was good with its well cooked rice! Cutlet here had a thinner cut compared to the other Ginjio Pork Katsu (Fatty Loin) Set ($38) we had, and we liked the ratio and texture here better. Slices of onions in there were soft and sweet.

Thank you @ginza_anzu_sg and @jpassportsg for the kind invite! ✨

At Ginza Anzu, you’ll find a whole range of katsu options - from the classic pork and chicken, to salmon and seafood! Sets come with pickled veg, miso/pork belly soup + refillable white/brown rice and cabbage salad. If you prefer something less fatty, they offer the Pork Fillet Set ($32) too.

Tried this and the Hot Pot Loin Katsu Set ($28), and we preferred the latter as the cutlet had better texture. This fatty loin was generously thick, but less consistent in its texture throughout. Actually thought it’d prefer it with a thinner cut! It was a little oily but the salad helped in balancing it out. Rice was cooked well.

Thank you @ginza_anzu_sg and @jpassportsg for the kind invite! ✨

$4.80/pc
Good on its own, but very filling. Don’t order anything else with it or you’ll be super full.