Yummy Ramen

4 days later, and I’m still trying to figure out what piece of the chicken I was eating. I had already had my ramen fix the night before, and opted to get the chicken curry which was presented nicely… the taste was just… yeeeeeeuuuuck. It definitely tasted like Glico’s mild curry mix, but it was just super lack lustre and made me aware that the presentation was intended to compensate for the deplorable cooking. The chicken was… gummy, if you can believe it. It was served with what I *think* was supposed to be miso soup but was clear with seaweed and tasted like boiled fish bones. No miso taste in sight to balance out the complexity of a proper dashi stock: it definitely wasn’t made from katsuobushi.
My boyfriend got the tonkotsu ramen which was even more appalling. Lifeless noodles with no bounce to them, and pork that looked like it had been cooked 5 days ago.
Do not be suckered in by the friendly girl at the counter shoving (I mean that politely) a menu in your face.

Pretty poor ramen, even for food court fare. Over-​cooked noodles and weak, tasteless broth. Not expensive but not worth it.

Went here for ramen the other day. I had the fried chicken + Pork bone ramen combo. The chicken was alright, crispy, moist inside. The ramen soup base was just disappointing, just because it has the looks but taste are just absent.

COCKROACHES! FOR YOUR OWN HEALTH DO NOT EAT HERE!
I came to this place on the second floor of Pacific Mall. Clearly the people running the store do not care what is in their food.
I ordered their tenderous ribs ramen. Halfway through the bowl a boiled cockroach floated up to the surface. I brought the bowl back to the lady at the counter, explained and showed her that there was a cockroack in my ramen. She was not surprised, gave no comment and had no reaction… and then proceeds to ask, what’s wrong with it, as if everything is ok. I explained to her that cockroaches can be very dirty and there is a cockroach in my bowl and that it is NOT OK to serve food like this. She then asked ME to take the bowl to the middle foodcourt garbage can and throw it out.
She couldn’t be bothered lift a finger, not even to handle the bowl of ramen herself but worst of all, NOT EVEN TO TELL THE KITCHEN that was right behind her to double check their food. Not once did she apologize.
In the end, she did give me a refund without much resistance but her unapologetic attitude and their disregard for cleanliness make me recommend that you stay away from this place.

The ramen was below average, the egg was just half a hard boiled egg not the Japanese soft boiled egg as shown in the pictures on the menu. The fried chicken in comparison was much better, the seasoning on the outside was really good.

2.5 Star
Another ramen place that advertises serving «authentic» ramen opened inside the food court area of Pacific Heritage Town.
Yummy Ramen worth a try as it is having a Grand Opening Special: 20% off and with a free large Presotea if you spend over $ 10 before tax.
We shared Tenderous Ribs Ramen ($ 8.99) and Salt Pepper Chicken ($ 3.99). The Chicken tasted old and oily. The Ramen was not bad, the soup base was surprisingly light and the noodle was cooked with a good bit.
In a food court setting, I don’t think it is really worth the full price they are charging!
There is also Northern Style bbq skewers on the menu. Yummy Ramen just kind of confusing!