Ramen Dining Keisuke Tokyo
This Matsuri themed famous ramen store is the fifth Ramen Keisuke outlet in Singapore. Matsuri is Japanese for festivities or a celebration of heritage or culture, and this spanking new restaurant captures that celebratory mood in its decor and layout. Each ramen has its difference and will expect to find some classic tonkotsu-based (pork bone broth) ramen bowls with a twist. The Yuki Matsuri is a Sapporo-style ramen with a pork and miso broth and a generous heap of cheese, while the Nebuta is a mix of tonkotsu and niboshi (dried sardine) broths topped with sliced pork. There's also a Tokushima sukiyaki-like ramen Awaodori that pairs pork with a raw egg. If noodles aren't your thing, there are a few rice bowls like Matsuri Meshi with a sunny side up egg, chashu cubes and Tobiko roe and Soboro Meshi served with minced chicken.
This Matsuri themed famous ramen store is the fifth Ramen Keisuke outlet in Singapore. Matsuri is Japanese for festivities or a celebration of heritage or culture, and this spanking new restaurant captures that celebratory mood in its decor and layout. Each ramen has its difference and will expect to find some classic tonkotsu-based (pork bone broth) ramen bowls with a twist. The Yuki Matsuri is a Sapporo-style ramen with a pork and miso broth and a generous heap of cheese, while the Nebuta is a mix of tonkotsu and niboshi (dried sardine) broths topped with sliced pork. There's also a Tokushima sukiyaki-like ramen Awaodori that pairs pork with a raw egg. If noodles aren't your thing, there are a few rice bowls like Matsuri Meshi with a sunny side up egg, chashu cubes and Tobiko roe and Soboro Meshi served with minced chicken.
