This is my second visit to this Ramen restaurant and I am very disappointed. The name has changed to Kamasa? (Spelling).

The restaurant has changed their management and menu. No longer do you have a variety of food to choose from. Their menu has shrinked from 7-8 pages to only 2 pages. Talk about a downgrade.

No more Shoyu/Miso Ramen. Instead, you choose your noodle base and select what you want to be added by ticking the options.

Waiter got orders wrong multiple times but I can't blame him. The piece of paper used to order was so crappy that it's very easy to get wrong orders.

My 2 friends finished their Ramen even before my order arrived. Weird thing is that the difference between our orders is very little, I don't get why the long time disparity.

Will not be returning forever not even with Groupon vouchers. My trust in this restaurant has been destroyed.

Short review:

Pros

Ramen was good

Egg is excellent! Order the fried one for $2.80

Good selection of different soup base

Good customer service

Cons

Limited seats. Me and my friend were seated next to a couple side by side and had to share the bottles of sauces.

Recommended if you go there with at least 3 person.

This Japanese ramen guru made it possible for customers to try multiple varieties of the doughy strips (curly; straight and one made of tapioca flour!?), in numerous tasty soup bases (shio; shoyu; miso).

Tapioca flour noodles/Stamina Ramen ($14) anyone? Rich in calories, a bowl of this ramen consists of all the energy you need for the entire day. Every strand was smooth and chewy, fascinating texture. The broth was savoury sweet, with a tinge of fragrant garlic.

Nitamago or flavoured egg has always been a primary reason for visiting any ramen restaurants. To me, the egg indicates how successful that particular eatery would be, or rather whether I would patronise again.

I have got to admit, Daikokuya’s nitamago ($2/pc) is one of the best I had. The yolk is creamy and indeed flavourful. The quarters that were presented to us, was enough to leave an impression in me.

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