6 Eu Tong Sen Street
#03-89 Clarke Quay Central
Singapore 059817
Thursday:
Closed
Enjoy dining without burning a hole in your pocket, no membership required
Look, imma keep it real chief. Ramen Champion is pretty basic bitch tier. No amount of advertising from their PR handler about how these ramens are the recipe of some supposed ramen sensei from Japan is gonna change that, alright. Yeah, itās light years better than ajisen, but thatās trash tier.
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However, the God Ramen ($15++) has put a pretty meaty dent in that perception. The broth was much thicker than many other ramen broths out there, and the broth was both overbearingly salty & sweet at the same time, oddly enough. It proved too much to bear, and I left a good deal of it behind. However, that perfectly cooked pork belly shabu shabu was worth its weight in gold. If gold was edible & delicious, that is.ā
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Seriously, the over-abundance of stellar shabu shabu alone was worth the $15++ I paid. Sure, the broth is too intense on itās own, but itās the perfect, salty soulmate for the pork belly. On God.ā
M E D I A T A S T I N G
I will be the first to admit - my photo doesnāt do the āSwimmer Crab Tsukemenā enough justice. The tastiness of this dish needs to be eaten to be believed.
Awarded the second prize in Japanās biggest ramen competition in 2016, the dipping sauce for the noodles is a potent blend of rich tonkotsu (pork) base, umami crab broth and crab extract, as well as garlic, sesame and some secret spices. Two whole days are required for the flavour to reach the right intensity. Only then is the dipping sauce deemed ready to be served with a bowl of Ramen Championās signature Chubuto Straight Noodles topped with slices of tender Chashu.
Donāt miss out on stirring in the spicy minced pork that comes in a separate saucer because it adds an oomph factor. And if the richness gets a bit too much, take a sip of the clear broth.
This was a good hearty bowl of ramen and what a steal at only $10++ with the Student promo! (UP $14.80++). And not to mention the free flow salad bar for ladies on Wednesdays šš Broth was rich and flavourful, though slightly on the saltier side, but was very very garlicky and full in flavour! The ramen noodles was also chewy and thick with a very nice bite, especially with the different textures from the generous cabbage and bean sprouts. To top it all off, a well executed onsen egg and a nice thick slab of pork belly. Great great great lunch šÆšÆ
Not bad quite a good portion size. Can add on gyoza as well if you need a side dish
šGreen curry ramen.
Combination flavour of green curry with Japanese Tonkatsu broth as a ramen soup base, together with black fungus, spring onion , ajigama and chicken meat.
Itās perfect for coriander person..
š°$14.8. .
šLaksa Tonkotsu.
Combination flavours Local Laksa with Japanese Tonkotsu broth as a ramen soup base, together with black fungus, spring onion, ajitama and cha shu.
š°$13.8
Both soup are thick and with fragrant of coconut milk. .
šRamen Champion.
6 Eu Tong Sen Street, #03-89
THE CENTRAL.
The ramen is super salty! I drank 2 bottles of water afterwards! š°