Seiya Ramen offers a variety of soup bases. The chicken bone and napa cabbage soy sauce ramen is refreshing and smooth, while the beef bone white soup ramen is rich and fulfilling. The noodles are chewy and springy. The soft-boiled egg adds a creamy texture, making the overall experience very satisfying.
The in-store environment is warm and features a vintage Japanese style. The Wednesday Lady's Night half-price promotion is surprising, and the overall atmosphere is pleasant.
The service staff is friendly, and the boss is amiable, making guests feel relaxed and comfortable. The slight chaos during ordering needs improvement, but overall the service is satisfactory.
Cheng Wu Ramen, located near Shuanglian Station, specializes in a variety of broths such as chicken and beef bone. During this visit, we unexpectedly encountered Wednesday's Lady's Night, where ladies enjoy ramen at half price, adding a pleasant surprise to the overall experience.
Soft-Boiled Egg Chicken Bone Cabbage Soy Sauce Ramen
The broth is based on a clear chicken stock, combined with the natural sweetness of cabbage, which successfully balances the saltiness of the soy sauce. It is not overly heavy, but instead offers a refreshing and smooth flavor profile. The noodles absorb the broth well, and paired with the soft-boiled egg's creamy texture, it makes for a very comfortable choice.
Soft-Boiled Egg Beef Bone White Soup Ramen
The broth, made from simmered beef bones, is rich and fulfilling, with a noticeable thickness of fat and layers of savory flavors. The impact on the palate is quite strong, and the char siu is tender, evenly distributed with marbling that melts in your mouth, perfectly complementing the rich soup. The noodles are chewy and firm, fully absorbing the broth, providing a generous and satisfying bite. However, this bowl may be somewhat salty for some diners in Taiwan; it's recommended to pair it with the seasoning or side vegetables provided in the restaurant to reduce the greasiness and achieve flavor balance.
Cheng Wu's environment is warm and inviting, and the staff's attitude is friendly, allowing guests to feel relaxed and comfortable during their visit. The surprise half-price offer on Wednesdays further reflects their sincerity.
There are a few Japanese ramen shops open in the afternoon on weekdays. The boss is a real Japanese and the employees also look like foreigners. Communication in Chinese is not very smooth. When my ramen soup was served, my friend was exclaiming that the ramen originally came with hot spring eggs (because the original two and a half pieces became four and a half). The clerk actually heard that my friend did not want to add any hot spring eggs 😂 The conclusion is They silently deleted the hot spring egg that my friend ordered, but the extra order was still served to the table. The boss even came to the table to apologize to us. We were full of questions at the moment❓❓
The ramen section is divided into four types of soup:
🔹Beef bone soup series
🔹Beef bone red spicy system
🔹Chicken bone soy sauce series
🔹Kyoto back fat soy sauce series
This time I ordered the chicken bone soy sauce type. The soup itself is quite delicious. The thick chicken stock can be drank all night long without being too greasy. The soup itself has a lot of minced meat, so much that I was impressed. I don’t have much memory about the barbecued pork, it’s just a slice of meat that’s not unpalatable. It is recommended to order hard noodles for noodles. The hard noodles taste the best after being soaked in soup!
The Tang Yang Chicken is pretty average. I prefer fried chicken coated in flour batter, so I can’t give this dish a high rating.
Overall, it’s an okay ramen shop. The training of the store staff could be improved. They didn’t communicate with the customers and it was a bit speechless😑