The 3 gyoza
Thin skin.
View from another angle
The batter is quite thick but crispy.
Gantetsu Hokkaido Ramen
Monday, September 5, 2016
Gantetsu Hokkaido Ramen
When we want to eat Ramen in One Utama, we always eat at Menya Musashi, a Ramen Specialty Eatery. Here is another time we ate there. This time, the place where Menya Musashi used to be located, has been boarded up for renovation so we ate at the Ramen Specialty Eatery next to it which is Gantetsu Hokkaido Ramen located in Eat Paradise, Isetan, One Utama.
We ordered a Hokkaido King Tonkotsu ramen set at MYR32.90++ which is MYR38.36 nett after adding in 10% service charge and 6% GST. This set consists of a bowl of King Tonkotsu Ramen, a cup of green tea and a plate of 3 gyoza. There are only 3 slices of pork with a wide rim of fat and skin which we did not eat. We prefer the Ramen from Ramen Bankara to this ramen.
I ordered a plate of deep fried prawns (5 prawns) at MYR15.50++ (MYR18.07 nett) because I could not finish a bowl of Ramen on my own. Therefore I did not order any ramen for myself.
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There appear to be an image of a face on the toppings of the ramen. The egg halves represent the eyes, the pork slices represent the hair and the cheek in the rest of the toppings.
ReplyDeleteI like the look of the gyoza.
Oh you are quite right about the face.
Deletenice. love delicious ramen.! tries those japanese restaurant at the empire subang mall. is really good.
ReplyDeleteMy spouse loves to eat good ramen too.
DeleteI wanted to try the one at the Japanese restaurant here, the ramen...just to see if they could do the egg right but it was not available. :(
ReplyDeleteI recommend eating ramen at specialty ramen shop, not just any Japanese shops.
DeleteI was there about 3 weeks ago. Also wanted to go to Menya Musashi but ended up at Gantetsu. I was not impressed :(
ReplyDeleteThey are just not as tasty.
Delete"There are only 3 slices of pork"? Normally how many slices would be considered good enough? Hmm, so far I have only ever gotten 2 or 3 slices of pork in all the ramens that I ever had. So I thought 3 is normal and not only. Hmmm... have I been missing out all these years???
ReplyDeleteErh I get one piece of pork sometime.
DeleteSo wouldn't 3 pieces be "a lot" instead of "only"? :P
DeleteI still think all of them should give more so....
DeleteI love the gyoza & deep fried prawns!
ReplyDeleteYou do?
DeleteI miss eating Jap foods! Yum to these gyoza, fried prawns and ramen. Oh, I'm craving!
ReplyDeleteGo eat then!
DeleteGosh. Phong Hong was posting about ramen and now its your turn. Make me craving for a bowl of warm ramen now. Hahaha.
ReplyDeleteWe both posted on Monday and about the same exact shop. What a coincidence!
DeleteThe pork slices are served standing up like that? Quite unusual. Ya lots of fat.
ReplyDeleteThey are leaning against the side of the bowl.
DeleteWe went to Swee Hing the other day and my boy ordered Tonkotsu. You are right...soooo many people there.
ReplyDeleteI have never eaten Tonkotsu ramen at swee hing. Did your son like it? What did you eat there?
DeleteHe likes it. I ate the 'lam mee' from another stall. So many people, have to quickly order and the aircon room is full. Have to sit outside.
DeleteGood to hear that he likes it. I always sit at the non-aircon seats still within the shop.
DeleteHonestly, I scrolled down your appetizing photos 3 times and my saliva was filling up my greedy mouth! I always love to eat Japanese food anytime.
ReplyDeleteWhen you live in Japan, you can have delicious Japanese food everyday. Jelesnya I.
DeleteI like the gyoza and deep fried prawns, all heaty food
ReplyDeleteGyoza is not that "heaty" since it is only pan fried and not deep fried.
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