Where is Kanbe ramen? Dafug to me that is the best ramen in klang valley!

Best Ramen we were paid to say

Bankara Ramen Avenue K - this one is good

Other havent go before, some no specific branch how to choose

Like IPPUDO velocity is meh actually

bankara ramen paling best. went to all the branches in KL, and even a few in Aus and Japan.

and i can tell you that the taste has always been the same no matter where they were

which one is halal?

kanbe >> all

Super Ramen...? i will not go back... overpriced and meh taste

makan maggie aje bro

My BIL swears by Bari-Uma

Ippudo in Sunway Pyramid is nice. But Gardens one is so-so only.

non is halal , cause got pig oil and pork inside

There is one in IOI Puchong though. Seiya-rock. Use chicken meat. But beware - its damn salty.

all tested except Torazou, Shi Shi DO, Super Ramen, Hanabi, Chiba.

ippudo and hokkaido santouka i like more

this one surprisingly tasty for a 'halal' ramen

self make 1 or real Japanese ramen? cause real ramen is needed to cook with pork bones + other non-halal ingredients

Hopefully Hokkaido Santouka will open in Pavillion Bukit Jalil.

Hanabi best

If ichiran open branch in Malaysia, there will be 1km long queue and 1 month waiting list, I guarantee it

This post has been edited by gaeria84: Feb 22 2022, 12:33 PM

There was previously goku raku at Paradigm Mall PJ was I think the best then they chap lap due to pandemic. So now I think shi shi do and bankara da best

ippudo really no up now, broth tarak thick n savory enough

You know there are chicken ramen in Japan, right?

ya but those is more like maggie chicken soup , but replace the mee with ramen ,

if u taste those pork 1 , is completely different

Personal favorite:

1. Menya Musashi (Isetan One U)
2. Ramen Bankara ( Avenue K)
3. Ichiran (Tokyo)

Different doesn't mean it is not real.
You're talking as if only pork ramen is real. Sure, it's not as good but there are some pretty decent chicken ramen.

No need to be such a food snob.

haha , well i try few "halal" ramen , even in Japan , tasted more like maggie chicken soup with ramen

This post has been edited by TianJian: Feb 22 2022, 12:50 PM

Korean instant ramen bestest

goku raku is just below average for me

Dormy-Inn ramen in hokkaido. I swear its the best ever, soup minum habis…jilat clean clean

Kanbe ramen
Marutama ramen
Ken Shin-Ryu

ichiban ramen quite okay

Needs updating. Bankara is non-halal, and Menya Hanabi primarily serve udon. If you want udon, then go to Menya Hanabi. Ippudo isn't all that great imo, tried a few times, always left underwhelmed paying for it. Bankara is better than Ippudo, plus slightly lower price point.

I wonder why they never open one in Malaysia?

Over hype , if kanbe is the best in yr list u stil have a long way to go .

I prefer it compare to the rest of the crap. If it’s not great then where is the long way to go list . Come please share and I shall try and let You know

Depends on branch one

So by yr logic jolibee is the best fried chicken in Mal dy. Kanbe only 2 flavor can eat rest of it is crap as well.

That one don't need go waste money je not nice.

That one I try before so so je aori way better then it.

I will prefer Bankara.

Cannot take regularly, 1 time consumption, easily going to gain 2~3 kg on next day.

halal ka? atleast pork free i go

Halal good one is a ramen spot beside rekindle uptown. Use chicken broth and servers are muslims

Oh seirockya?


Hand that few times. Dy.

Dulu Kota Damansara got

Iwata curry ramen... Damn nice... Can throw Maggie goreng inside drain. And the desert... Ice shave mango and strawberry.... Damn nice.

Too bad permanently closed...

My review (taste is subjective, what is good for me might not be good for you):

1. Bankara Ramen: Oily, but doesn't taste as good as others in the list. 5/10
2. Ramen Bar Shi Shi Do: One of the best ramen restaurant in PJ, their main branch at The School, Jaya One which is next door, offer more variety of ramen. 9/10
3. Bari-Uma Ramen: Tried once, never thought of going back for more. 6/10
4. Menya Mushashi: The only outlet inside Isetan 1 Utama, which is going for closure soon, please go and try this one first! 7/10
5. Ippudo: Chain ramen restaurant, taste not as good as others. 5/10
6. Chiba Ramen: The address on the FB page is wrong, it's actually at Taman Cheras, provides affordable ramen for customers. 7/10
7. Torazou Ramen: I like the squid ink ramen, one of a kind ramen restaurant. 7/10
8. Super Ramen: More to fusion ramen than traditional, taste is so so for me, some may like it, but not me. 6/10
9. Menya Hanabi: Famous for maze-soba actually, I think only they serve this kind of food in klang valley, ramen I've not tried before.
10. Hokkaido Raman Santouka: Pork cheek ramen is good. 8/10

Shi Shi DO worth going, long queue but definitely worth it. price on the high side, i always order their biggest charsiew

Torazou is good. Can try.

Wait, isnt no.2 closed already? They moved somewhere else IIRC.

And for no.9, is it the dry ramen type, where you add rice at the end?

Menya Shi Shi Do just moved to another building "The Gasket Alley", just outside of Jaya One walking distance, now called Ramen Bar Shi Shi Do

Not sure if its the exact same ramen recipe, but previously I actually hated the ramen in Jaya One, now new place seems okay

+1 to Menya Musashi, abit hesitant to recommend because nanti long queue pulak bila nak makan
btw I believe they will be moving to the 1Utama new block soon since Isetan will be closing

This post has been edited by winter01942: Feb 22 2022, 01:59 PM

i kok my own ramen cos can't afford 20-30+ a bowl

they move to gasket alley, opposite jaya one old town. menya shi shi do was their old name at jaya one, now cal shi shi do only.

Menya Shi Shi Do closed down already, not sure where they will move to. For now they only have Ramen Bar Shi Shi Do

Maze soba is not ramen, it's a completely different dish. Yes you can request for a little bit of rice at the end.

I think Mazemen is the dry ramen you're looking for.

Sei-rockya takes the top spot for halal ramen

Taste wise very similar like at Japan.
But the feeling is different when eating ramen during the winter vs Malaysia climate

Ramen taste is really based on individual preferences.
You will get different taste at different regions like Hokkaido, Fukuoka, Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo.

I thought the title says , "9 Best Romen Places in KL and Selangor, Which one you have been before?"

potong stim

Think I eaten once before - it's located in Sri Petaling. You order ramen, but dry version - once you finish the noodles. you ask for white rice to eat with the balance of the items inside the bowl. Believe it's called Menya Hanabi also.

Ah ok, wanted to go there try but closed down before even had the chance.

If there's no pork, it ain't ramen.

Tried...

ShiShiDo
bariUma
MenyaMushashi
Bankara
Ippudo

they never list
Kanbe

My top rate goes by

Kanbe, if u want variety and good soup. their noodles and soup cook to perfection

Ichikakuya, This is standard tonkotsu ramen. they have good pork broth, and with thich and thin noodle to select. pretty good noodles. and also good soup

Menya Shishido, now ramen bar shishido. classic is very good. but their creative variety like 2 mix soup or 3 mix. is good combo too

Bankara, I only go for their specialty, the pork slice and sesame pork broth. among every ramen, Bankara is the most expensive. One bowl for RM 50

This post has been edited by munak991: Feb 22 2022, 02:21 PM

Yes It's same place that I've tried it. It's actually maze soba, not sure why they have to include it in the ramen list.

Bestest of the best. Tried so many ramen and this is the ultimate.

Kanbe

they moved to opposite. still very good

This one nice
Kaori san said nice

Pork bone broth is hakatta style aka tonkotsu. There's also tori paiton which is chicken broth based and shoyu/shio ramen that is fish and miso based. Then you go hokkaido you get seafood broth with butter and corn in your ramen.

But of course no ramen is complete without charsiew which has to be pork

well that Raman with chicken , always end up same taste like maggie chicken soup , i dunno why , go japan and always try a lot raman , their raman can rate above 7-8 /10 while Malaysia & SG Raman is like 4-6/10

I'm wondering which of these serves dipping ramen with thick broth and thick ramen ala Tomita ramen in Japan.

if u been to japan and tried their local ramen, you won't even bother about ichiran

Tsukemen?

I heard the one in Starling not bad. Can try Kanbe also

SG 4/10? Where you go eat.... Sg ramen got plenty good ones, some even better than japan lel. Sanpoutei for niigata, gyoza osho for chuka paiton stamina style. Hakkata ikkousha for obviously hakkata style tonkotsu. The nice hokkaido one closed long ago at OG orchard but not a fan of hokkaido style. 100AM mall got tori king which is tori paiton style by keisuke group.

Malaysia 4/10 i agree. the best i can find is bankara.. but their noodles nowadays cannot make it anymore. Alot of lye water taste. Maybe changed supplier.

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Feb 22 2022, 02:49 PM

Yes, but having said that my friend who tried Tomita ramen was admitted to the hospital after eating there. Couldn't handle the thick broth, had a minor stroke. Most expensive bowl of ramen he ever had

So far the ramen style that I cant find in Msia is the one I had in Sydney call Gumshara. The broth is really really thick type

Topkek. Maybe he should stick to Miso ramen

Used to be a budget pork ramen shop next to SS2 McD. RM10 per bowl when it first opened. I ate there at least twice every week because of the generous portions. Then it raised to RM12, after that RM15, and I completely stopped going when it raised to RM18. Then it chaplap.

those u mentioned in SG , i can give 6/10 nia , Max 7/10 , ahaha cause those pork taste weird , compare to Japan pork

Somehow I felt ippudo ramen I eat in Japan not as good as Malaysia. Even I eat other ramen tepi jalan in japan also taste good

Menya and Kanbe currently the best in Mal. Strongest Broth too..

Nothing beats Babi Tontsuku broth..

This post has been edited by swanlover: Feb 22 2022, 03:05 PM

ramen shi shi do is legit, i can vouch for it

kanbe on the other hand i'm pretty sure it's legit as well but damn the price scared me off
i saw the price, i walked away...start from RM41

for me ramen shi shi do will do fine

Went to the one at Starling. Friend said nice but I tried d was like yack... Too salty (as in salt salty). It's nothing like the tsukemen I had in Japan.

Starling one the okay okay je taste not heavy for me. Kanbe one depend on what flavour u choose for me 2 flavour je can eat rest if weird and so so only. Pic is starling one


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Too watery right. Suppose to be thick sauce

#2 : the 1 in jaya one closed liao. by far, his ramen is the best.

No market, unless they bring their beef ramen over

This post has been edited by gaeria84: Feb 22 2022, 03:09 PM

go menya and order their tsukemen
same broth but they made it thicker


sadly many malaysian travelled to japan to eat ichiran

instead of research and eat their famous local ramen store

Ya that too. Too watery, yet salty broth. The noodle also so-so only.

Haha went ichiran just for experience only. Those hidden stall and non franchise is better obviously.

Ichiran got pork free ramen (beef), plus people just love the service there

Me can eat oink2 but some of my friends cant, so mengalah je la

For me the only good thing I like about the shop is all local worker je lol

but i know a lot of people like to brag how many times they ate ichiran
and when ask what about other store...they keep saying ichiran the best


if muslim i understand, there are halal ichiran in japan
but these are chinese i'm referring to....moreover all of them are girls

Kanbe is ahit and miss depend on what u order , first time go want go back, second time go kena land mine don't want go back dy.

misread as romen TT

Same with Samsung ppl what , Samsung the best when ask what other brand got use diam je and yet they claim Samsung the best lol

they also don't know like each regions in japan have their own different ramen
like some people actually think the whole japan only has 1 type of ramen...which is what ichiran is offering

and different type of broths with better char siu...

next time i will try the ramen sold in cart by old man in japan

that is if u want cheap
if u want good, u need to find those legendary store and pay like RM40/bowl

done that

hidden place ramen shop with only locals inside the best

When I went to Tokyo, there is this famous hotel or building take the lift go up then suddenly door open to a lot of hawker shop


The ramen there was awesome … can’t remember what it’s called tho