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The chicken and pork ramen broth is rich but not overly salty, and the noodles have a moderate firmness. The chicken is tender, the pork is a bit chewy but acceptable, and the soft-boiled egg is perfect. The bonito and kombu chicken soup noodles are refreshing and smooth. The fried oysters are not greasy and have a fresh taste.
The environment is clean and bright, the dining space is comfortable, and the ramen portions are moderate with free noodle refills.
Use QR Code to place orders, supports Line Pay for checkout, convenient and fast. Please wait a moment when the restaurant is full. The cloth under the water dispenser in the water area is dirty, and the water cups have some stains that need attention.
Reviews
This is Ramen Shop Izumi Ai.
The restaurant uses QR codes for ordering and supports Line Pay for payment, which is quite convenient for those who don't want to dig into their wallets.
I ordered the Chicken and Pork Ramen ($230). The broth is rich but not overwhelmingly salty. You can choose the firmness of the noodles; I went with the regular option, and they were just right—not too soft and not too hard. The toppings are quite generous, including chicken, pork, vegetables, and a whole soft-boiled egg. The chicken is tender, the pork a bit chewy but manageable, and the soft-boiled egg is cooked perfectly, just the way I like it.
I also ordered the Bonito and Kombu Chicken Soup Noodles ($130), which has a refreshing broth that goes down smoothly. The soft-boiled egg served with it was also a whole egg, no holding back, and the noodles had a nice texture.
The Fried Oysters (three pieces for $90) were an add-on. Originally, one piece is priced at $35, so it seems like a small discount. The batter is not thick and isn't greasy, so they tasted decent.
Overall, the environment is clean and bright, the dining space is comfortable, and the ramen portions are moderate but you can get a free extra serving of noodles. The menu also has curry rice and various fried items like fried chicken, oysters, croquettes, and dumplings that can be ordered separately, so I’ll try those next time.
Here's the translation to English:
"QR Code ordering is available, and you can pay with Line Pay. If the restaurant is full, just wait a little bit next to it.
🔹 Chicken and Pork Ramen $230
- The broth is rich but feels a bit heavy to drink. The noodles can be chosen for firmness; I chose the standard, and it was acceptable—not overcooked or too hard. The toppings include chicken, pork, greens, and a soft-boiled egg. The chicken is tender, while the pork is a bit tougher, but still acceptable. The soft-boiled egg is perfect and not overcooked!
🔸 Fried Oysters (three pieces) $90
- Ordered as an addition when I got the ramen. Originally, a single piece is $35. The fried oysters vary in size; the batter isn't too thick, making them not greasy to eat, and they're quite fresh, but they're not a must-try!
🔅 Ice water is located directly above the seat, but the cloth under the cold water jug is a bit dirty. After pouring water into the cup twice, I noticed some dirt inside. After eating, it's necessary to place the dishes on the bar above yourself."
