Passing this busy street for so many years, this is actually my first time visiting this Halal Japanese restaurant.
Ordered their beef ramen and felt a bit disappointed. The broth itself was delicious but not strong enough to me for how a ramen broth supposed to be.
Thankfully the beef slices are tender enough to enjoy. But sadly not a decent ramen that would make me want to come back.
🥢 Served with "Volcano" Chilli paste, marinated minced Chicken, Chicken Chashu, Corn Niblets, Nameko Mushrooms, Seaweed, Green Onions and a Hanjuku Egg
🧾 SGD$11.90
✍🏻 ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆☆〘0/10〙
💬 So I initially ate this bowl of noodles a couple of months back, but I was reluctant to post it because that was actually my first time eating halal ramen and it was not good, albeit the decent reviews online. I felt that it was unfair of me to judge without having tried other halal places yet, at least for a comparison before criticising. Now fast forward a few months and having tried others, it is safe to say that my previous criticism was not unwarranted. One of the key components of ramen would be the ramen noodles of course, and when the noodles are bad it is hard to salvage the meal. I do not know what happened but these noodles were soft, overcooked and the opposite of springy. Their texture reminded me of noodles from those Chinese lamian foodcourt stalls. The broth was also barely satisfactory, tasting rather mild even though it had this creamy look and milky flavour. The "Volcano" chilli was not spicy even at level 3, definitely underwhelming if you are a spice lover. The only thing I liked were the marinated minced chicken but I cannot justify paying $12 for that. Frankly, I am still rather hesitant in adding this into my ramen log as I did not feel like I actually ate ramen. However since they do call this Japanese ramen, it will therefore be rated as one.
Had the Chicken Floss Cutlet Sushi roll together with the Signature Volcano Chincken Ramen ($11.90). L2 spice level was just right. Food taste pretty decent for the price
From The Ramen Stall
Really appealing looking handcrafted Ikura Sushi.
Not bad indeed.
From The Ramen Stall
Non spicy version of dry ramen.
Intense flavour by reducing the ramen soup into sauce which coated each ramen.
Tender meat texture & really yummy egg too.
Highly recommended!
From The Ramen Stall
荞麦面
Served chilled, cheerful colour.
Really cooling for the hot day indeed.
Not bad!
椒盐鱿鱼
BBQ item.
From The Ramen Stall
Juicy barbecue grilled squid with salt & pepper.
Highly recommended!
Looking for a restaurant to sate your ravenous appetite? Scratch this restaurant off your list then because the portions given for the ramen are dissapointing to say the least. For $11.90, what I got was a plastic bowl not even filled halfway through with noodles. Only a quarter of it was noodles while the remaining were condiments scarcely added on top of it. The taste isn't that great, frankly speaking. Would I order this food again? Absolutely not. Moreover, I had to fork out $50 for a free delivery. Let that sink in.
鳗鱼盖饭
From The Ramen Stall
Delectable grill eel over fluffy rice.
Highly recommended.
Halal certified restaurant. This maki roll is very good and flavourful, the unagi is fresh even though it's quite pricey.
Ordered Volcano ramen (spicy level 3). Broth is not bad, filled with mushrooms and a whole Japanese style soft-boiled egg was given. Overall, it will not be spicy for spicy lovers. Broth is quite interesting and strangely reminds me a little of laksa😅
Their okonomiyaki is really yummy. A affordable dish too. It's call ramen stall but my friend ordered their ramen and we realized it doesn't have any taste at all. So not likely to visit again
For halal ramen, this tasted really good as compared to the halal ramen I had in Japan before. The broth is flavourful and the spicy level is bearable for level 1. Had it for supper and it was great for comfort food
Rainy day + A Hot Bowl of Beef Ramen = Heavenly!!
The broth is rich, the beef super soft and breaks apart easily with chopsticks then it melts in the mouth. In the menu, some ramen bowl comes with the egg, but the dish I ordered doesn't so I added that in, cause the Japanese Soy Sauce Egg is to die for! (Picture doesn't do justice). So go grab a bowl and Itadakimasu!! (or Bismillah for some of us)
Ordered the Yaki Soba as recommended by a friend. The chicken chunks are a little salty for my taste. Other then that, the sauce with the soba is nice.
Ordered the Volcano Ramen (Level 2), nothing memorable about this ramen but all I can say is that the chicken broth wasn’t very oily, which was good. The chilli was mandatory for me to complete the ramen, hence the order.
Order this dish ($8.90+) instead of the usual Kaarage chicken for a delightfully crispy and breaded experience. Generous servings too!
I’ll always get the Kimchi And Minced Chicken Ramen ($11+) because it won’t get ‘jelak’ after awhile since the flavours blend well. The Chicken Cha-Shu Ramen ($11+) is a great comfortable option too.
Couldn’t decide which ramen to settle on so we got one of each.
Chicken Char Siew Ramen
- Broth is light but there’s not much depth to it. Pretty standard chicken broth. Char Siew is really good tho, I only had a small piece from my friend’s bowl but I like it a lot.
Beef Ramen
- Love the broth, it has more depth compared to the other 2. Generous amount of beef too but it’s the most expensive out of the 3 and doesn’t come with egg (which I personally feel that it’s the essence of ramen) but you can add it as a side for $1.50. Worth the price.
Volcano Ramen (Level 3)
- We requested for the chilli to be placed separately and as a spicy lover, I didn’t taste the spice at all till half the chilli from the saucer was poured in. I’m estimating that to be around level 2? When almost all was poured in, the soup turned red but it isn’t as spicy as it looks. So if you’re a spicy eater like me, level 2 or 3 should be fine. This broth is also slightly different from the rest, it’s not as light as the chicken one but it’s not as flavourful as the beef one. I guess the focus point is on the chilli. Note that this bowl of ramen only comes with minced chicken, but you can also add on char siew slices for $2
We also ordered a plate of seafood gyoza to share (not in picture). It’s not aesthetically pleasing and looks like it came from frozen packet but it’s decent. Wouldn’t order it again tho.
Overall, I’ll return to this place with my Muslim friends and order either the Beef or Volcano Ramen.
A ramen stall that caters to the owls! A midnight spot to satisfy your ramen cravings! Oh ya! Its halal too!:)
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Not only ramen! Their menu also offers Japanese Curry Rice and Sashimi too!
