Taishoken Ramen Review

At first we were gonna go to Jam Café but there was a long line like as usual... I was starving so we decided to go to this ramen place that is on my list. The place isn't very big and it was busy but not too overly crowded. I like how they used wood ladder stools as chairs and the wood table, quite nice.

The service was ok. One thing would probably be just one restroom, have to take turns.

I ordered the spicy tsukemen ($11.95) and friend got the tonkotsu I think ($9.95).

I like how we get to pick fat, lean or half and half for the meat. I picked half and half, friend got fat and lean.

I'm starting to really like this dip ramen stuff for some weird reason. This dip was quite thick to me and made my mouth very sticky. It was very flavoured and a bit on salty side. It had enough spiciness to it but not burning. However my stomach felt a bit uncomfortable afterwards. maybe because I was too hungry and the spiciness was killing my stomach. I like how they put the egg, meat, some bamboo and seaweed in the dip, it's all flavoured.

I thought the bamboo was a tiny bit salty. The egg was nice and still have a soft centre. The meat, I had half and half and some lean meat, it was well flavoured but a bit of the bitter burnt taste to it. It did look black but I know they made it like that. The seaweed soaked up the dip so it was quite salty but good.

Overall, not bad, just a tiny bit salty but if it's not salty it won't taste good I guess. Yes, I will go back again and maybe try their cold ramen. Thanks for the treat!