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Ramen Mondate

First time to eat here. Lucky us because we went to the ramen house early because the waiting line is quite longish during lunch and dinner time.




Daughter and I ordered the Ajitama Tonkotsu. This is one of the popular ramen at Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen.  I asked the waitress is the serving is good for sharing and she said yes. So daughter and I agreed to share a bowl.

The broth was rich in flavors but I find it salty. However, daughter said its not salty. I guess I have a low tolerance for salt. Anyways, the pork was very tender. We opted for the "normal" cooked noodles. You can choose between soft, normal and hard. Maybe hard is equivalent to al dente. We love the soft boiled egg and the mushrooms. Thumbs up for this ramen! :)




I asked for their house tea. A bit unusual since I'm expecting a hot drink. But then, the cold rice tea tastes the same as the hot counterpart so its okay. You can even ask for refills. :)




Daughter enjoying her ramen while listening to Vocaloid. Very Japanese!





Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen
5L East Wing Shangri-La Plaza
Mandaluyong City

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