It has half a hard boiled egg, a slice of meat (not sure what meat), a small piece of crab stick, some seaweeds, and a slice of naruto (cured fish surimi with a pink spiral pattern - surimi means fish paste). The ramen noodle tastes more like very springy wanton noodle than those ramen noodle you find in specialty ramen restaurants. But this is the only Japanese restaurant within walking distance for lunch so this will do just fine.
The Jap food heat comes to you too mun? Hehe!
ReplyDeleteI love eating Japanese food since many years ago. I even went to Japan 3 times for their food.
DeleteThe ramen is nice and cheap too! Where is Okra?
ReplyDeleteOkra is the lady fingers in the 2nd photo served as appetizers.
DeleteDamn me... I wanted to type where is Kaori?. LOL Is it in Taman Seputeh?
DeleteLOL indeed. I was wondering why you are asking about the okra, hahaha. It is in PhileoDamansara 1.
DeleteBut it's still good that's Japanese restaurant within your walking distance, mine was just chinese, malay and indian food only! =[
ReplyDeleteYou are right! :) at least we have a choice.
DeleteWah so nice, got (affordable) Japansese restaurant within walking distance from the office.. Coz when mention about Japanese food only, only one word comes to mind *expensive*..
ReplyDeleteI think this is how they survive until now, serving office workers in this office complex.
DeleteI was quite surprised when I visit the malls in KL and saw so many offering lunch set specials. I thought it was a Penang thing, to cater for the 'kiam siap' diners :-P
DeleteHere there are set breakfasts too but set dinners are not that common but still available.
Deletemost of the time i will order the bento set when i go to a Japanese restaurant.. but sometimes it will also be good to have a change.. so ramen it is!! and true, from the photo, your ramen looked more like "wantan mee" but of course, there are many many types of ramen - from the soup to the noodles.. at only RM10, i won't mind ordering that, since it can be like RM30 in specialty restaurants..
ReplyDeleteThat is because ramens in specialty restaurants are super special, hence the high price. :)
DeleteSo far I have never ordered ramen at the Japanese restaurant. I always go for the bento. But after reading SK's post, I am curious about ramen :)
ReplyDeleteIf you are curious about ramen, do eat them in ramen specialty restaurants like Ippudo in Gardens and Pavilion or Menya Mushahi in One Utama but one bowl will set you back about MYR30.
DeleteLOL...if SK is there sure he dont eat the okra too.
ReplyDeleteYes, he said before he does not eat okra, you remember!
DeleteI just had smoked duck ramen last night at The Strand. Nothing much to shout about but the temaki was good. They don't serve okra but pickled shredded cabbage with 2 pcs of sausage..i think i sausage la.hahah I thought quite funny.
ReplyDeleteHow much was that bowl of duck ramen?
DeleteAhhh!!!! Japanese. Somehow when I see the name, I would think it's Maori. LOL!!!
ReplyDeleteMaori rhymes with Kaori. I have not eaten at any Maori restaurants before, did not know of any in KL.
DeleteI love okra.. so did you eat the men's share of okra, Mun? Maybe they cannot imagine taking okra as appetizer.. some more with ramen... :)
ReplyDeleteNo, because they did not ask.
DeleteAm I the weird 20-something guy that likes okra? Seems like not many guys my age eat them..
ReplyDeleteNot many guys like to eat vege also.
DeleteGot point..
DeleteBut to be fair there are some who do. You for example do. :)
DeleteNot an okra fan.. Ramen looks pretty good
ReplyDeleteAre okras commonly eaten in Ohio?
DeleteI like those Japunese rahmen food~ thanks for sharing~ =D
ReplyDeleteWah what happened to your spelling? Hehehe just joking. You are welcome!
DeleteNeed to tell those men in the group that okra is very good for their skin. Eat lah next time :D
ReplyDeleteActually the skin on the young men's faces are smoother than mine due to their youth! :D lol
Deleteso nice tht u hav Japanese restaurant within walking distance...My walking distance is only malay foods...The noodles looks good for a RM10+ budget.
ReplyDeleteHere at PhileoDamansara1 the variety of food is ok - chinese, malay, western, mamak, japanese but around 10 eateries only so will have to rotate them round the days. Where is your area?
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