This time round, both hubby and I ordered ramen from Ikkousha!
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Showing posts with label # Ikkousha (Ramen Champion). Show all posts
Showing posts with label # Ikkousha (Ramen Champion). Show all posts
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Ramen Champion @ Changi Airport T3
Hubby and I spent our Christmas Eve at Changi Airport, avoiding the crowd in city area.
We settled at the newly opened Ramen Champion.
I had tried Ikkousha at Illuma before and decided to try a different stall this time.
Gantetsu Miso Ramen
I had not tried this type of ramen before, with corns and butter. I didn't quite like it and didn't manage to finish off the soup. I find the favour too strong for me.
I had not tried this type of ramen before, with corns and butter. I didn't quite like it and didn't manage to finish off the soup. I find the favour too strong for me.
Hubby ordred the Ikkousha Ramen and he liked it very much.
Althogether, there are 4 ramen stalls here.
Between the 2 types of ramen, we both prefer the ramen from Ikkousha.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Ikkousha (Ramen Champion @ Iluma)
Who is the Ultimate Ramen Champion here?
The Challengers - 6 Ramen Iron Chef
Each has their own specialty ramen
Long queue at Bario. However, I don't really like beansprouts and so I conveniently ordered my ramen from Ikkousha, just situated next to Bario. No queue!
Ikkousha serves Hakata ramen, a regional version of ramen that came from the Hakata district of Fukuoka city in Kyushu. I ordered their signature ramen - Hakata Ajitama Ramen ($13+). Presentation wise, not bad, seems like a fulfilling bowl of ramen with black fungas, Charsu, spring onions and a soft-boiled egg in pork bone broth. The noodle used are the slightly thinner ones, Charsu is thick but not the melt-in-the-mouth type. The egg is just ok but not as memorable as the one that I had at Marutama. :)
Again, like most authentic Japenese Ramen, the broth is very thick but salty. Did feel thirsty after the meal and I went to Koi immediately after that. lol...
Would like to check out the other 5 ramen stalls soon! Which is your favourite ramen stall here?
Labels:
- Bugis,
- Illuma,
* Japanese,
# Ikkousha (Ramen Champion),
Ramen
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