Who is the king of ramen in Japan?

Third word, Keisuke Tokyo Ramen was crowned the ‘king’ with the the title of Ramen Champion at Tokyo Ramen Championship 2011 in Japan. Do you know that there are two Keisuke shops in Singapore – Keisuke Tokyo Ramen at Millenia Walk and Keisuke Tonkotsu King at Orchid Hotel?

Who is the best ramen chef in Japan?

First word, creator ‘Keisuke’ Takeda was selected as the top ramen chef in Japan in the Ramen Champion Series which gathered over 30,000 ramen chefs. Second word, ‘Tonkotsu’ represents one of the most popular ramen broth form, cooked with pork marrow bones and fat for hours till it is milky white and thick.

What kind of ramen is Hakata ramen?

Tonkotsu Ramen is Ikkousha Ramen. TONKOTSU (“pork bone”) ramen is a specialty of Hakata-ku, Fukuoka, where IKKOUSHA originated, hence often called “Hakata ramen”. Boiling carefully cleaned pig bone over long period of time everyday, it creates the signature thick and creamy texture of Tonkotsu soup, foaming with bubbles.

What makes gangsta Ramen different from other ramen restaurants?

What sets Gangsta Ramen apart from the usual ramen restaurants in Singapore is that they are the first place in Singapore to emulate Ichiran Ramen’s private ramen dining concept! Their prices are also NETT, with no GST or service charge. They offer 12 single-pax booths, separated by wooden dividers for you to eat in isolation and peace.

How much is a bowl of ramen in Tokyo?

It’s what it says on the label—lots and lots of ramen. Entry to the event at Komazawa Olympic Park is free, but tickets which you can exchange for a bowl of ramen cost ¥800 plus tax each. If you’ve ever wondered about all the different styles from around Japan, this is your chance to try them out.

What makes Ippudo ramen so unique in Japan?

IPPUDO’s food, and naturally its ramen, was born on this unique foundation of “primary standards”. The wooden signs and hand-dyed fabric dividers reminiscent of Kyoto’s long-established stores. The woody interior such as found in a wood sculptor’s studio.