Chaozhou's new ramen shop - Wan Gu Ramen, is decorated in a very Japanese architectural style, filled with super cool and expensive toy figures, and surprisingly, they are also for sale. After seeing the prices, I decided it was better to just have ramen, hahaha.

It features an open kitchen, and sitting at the bar allows you to watch the chef skillfully prepare the noodles, giving off a true Japanese artisan feel.

My meal was a tonkotsu ramen with extra chashu. Overall, the flavors lean towards a Taiwanese style. Although I love the bold flavors of Japanese ramen, I think this place has created its own style. The tonkotsu broth includes diced onions and is paired with minced chashu, resulting in a richly textured and refreshing taste.

The other dish, a soy sauce chicken broth, has a refreshing soup base that I think is an improved version of a delicious Taiwanese ramen.