Fueled By Ramen

Spicccaaay.. But it's fine as long as u don't drink the soup:) $16

The store only offers noodles at lunch, and the much-talked-about collagen hotpot at dinner. Was really excited about this "collagen ramen", but it got "jelat" after a while. Chicken marinade was nice! The sides come separately unlike usual ramen - spinach, tasty egg, alfalfa and yuzu. There were 3 choices of noodles, thin egg or rice noodles. Rice noodles might have been a better choice as the egg noodle taste overpowered the soup after :( $19.77 incl taxes

Having tried the conventional soup bases, I decided to be adventurous. Not sure exactly what the spices were though(green, red, black). You can choose level of oily-ness and noodle hardness. Free flow of bean sprouts and hard boiled egg. About $15.

discovery in KL. Good ramen which gives you your bang for buck. Clam, beansprouts, black fungus and corn lending extra texture and flavor to every bite you take.

Sooo good! Chicken soup. Soft succulent chicken. Feels like home on a rainy afternoon.

$11.50... Only one piece of meat:( soup is quite oily, but noodle is great!

Too good goooood

Oily~ texture of noodles was alright. Soup was too oily - I still prefer my noodles to be slurpilicious

Traditional tonkotsu with a twist~ check out the shrimps. $15? Hard boiled egg for free.

There are two soup options: Spicy and non-spicy. If you're ordering with friends to try both, do have a sip of the original soup first. The creaminess of the original chicken soup makes me feel like warmth at home on at a rainy day! The spicy soup is NOT that spicy, it is flavored just slightly. The thin noodles are bouncy, just the way I like it. Both spicy/original comes with one piece of chashu in it. Add additional toppings if you want more stuff- choose pork belly, egg or other vegetal options.