一蘭 台灣台北本店
I believe Yilan is so famous that it shouldn’t need any introduction. There are two branches in Taipei, and they are very close to each other (less than 5 minutes’ walk). What we ate today was the Taipei branch located on Songren Road.
Ichiran only sells one kind of ramen, "Natural Tonkotsu Ramen", and focuses on making this ramen the best. The clerk will give each customer an ordering paper, and they can customize the consistency, softness and hardness of the noodle they want. , spiciness, whether minced garlic and green onions are needed, etc.
Natural tonkotsu ramen $298
I chose "1/2 times" for spiciness, but I almost couldn't taste the spiciness. If you want to taste a little spicier, I suggest you choose basic or 2 times.
I chose "Basic" for the hardness of the noodles, but I personally think it's a bit soft. I'd like to choose "Hard" in the future.
Choose "Basic" for the taste. The soup is rich and delicious, but it feels a little salty at the end.
The portion of this bowl of ramen is quite exquisite. It only has noodles and two slices of barbecued pork. The amount of noodles is not much, so it will be a bit empty if you only eat it like this. However, the barbecued pork is super soft and tender. Although it tastes salty, it is delicious. I really want to try it again. Eat a few more slices (but adding three slices of barbecued pork costs $65. I thought it was too expensive so I gave it up, hahaha)
Additional noodles $60
After eating half of the noodles, you can fill out the additional order form and ring the service bell to notify the waiter. You can also choose the hardness of the noodles for additional noodles. The amount of noodles given is quite a lot, but the extra noodles cost $60 which is really not cheap. It is equal to eating. This bowl of ramen cost $358….
Overall, Ichiran is a ramen shop that you can’t go wrong with. You can definitely get a bowl of delicious tonkotsu ramen. The disadvantage is that you usually have to queue up (I came today at noon on a Monday, and I queued for half an hour; if it is a holiday) , may not be able to get away in two hours), and the price is mid-range, but it is still a ramen shop that you will want to eat after a while
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