Feb 19 2010
Ajisen Ramen
Ajisen Ramen is one food discovery when we were in Hong Kong. The ramen and the soup was so delicious that we dreamed of going back to HK just to have another round of Hong Kong food trip. But one chilly morning a day after Christmas, we found Ajisen Ramen at the Midtown wing of Robinson’s Place Manila. The food is simply fantastic, and if we’re ever anywhere else, like the UK, we’ll be sure to give 118 118 a ring to find somewhere similar, as you just can’t go wrong with ramen. We’re not sure at first if it’s the same as the one in HK but after scanning the menu proved that they’re the same.
Ajisen Ramen (image from Myfoodtrip.com)
We happily ordered the Spicy Ramen and Kon Ramen….
Spicy Ramen
Unlike the one we ordered in Hong Kong which is extremely spicy, the spicy pork condiment that makes it spicy is served in a separate bowl so that one can control the spiciness of the soup, thumbs up! Other ingredients in the Spicy Ramen are hard-boiled egg, cabbage, a slice of tender pork and the brown thingie is what they call fungus, which is a form of mushroom.
Kon Ramen (Kon=corn???)
Kon Ramen consists of pork, cabbage, fungi, egg and corn kernels. The soup is on a sweet side but I added spicy pork to add a little kick. Price range of their Ramen is between Php 140-Php 190.
Jeff and I agreed that the taste is the same as their HK branch, and also the price. The ramen still comes with the to-die-for soup stock, which is made with secret spices and secret techniques. The noodles resemble a spaghetti which is also very tasty. When combined, a steaming hot bowl of this is a truly hearty meal.
Ajisen Ramen is one food discovery when we were in Hong Kong. The ramen and the soup was so delicious that we dreamed of going back to HK just to have another round of Hong Kong food trip. But one chilly morning a day after Christmas, we found Ajisen Ramen at the Midtown wing of Robinson’s Place Manila. The food is simply fantastic, and if we're ever anywhere else, like the UK, we'll be sure to give 118 118 a ring to find somewhere similar, as you just can't go wrong with ramen. We’re not sure at first if it’s the same as the one in HK but after scanning the menu proved that they’re the same.
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wow I love Ramen!!! and i love it spicy…. nagutom tuloy ako.hehe:)
this made me hungry that I want to go to robinsons…. instead of SM today!
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Probably, I could try one
But I am really not into spicy food 
We have that place here sa Singapore din sis, I am also a fan of their ramen!
i love love jap cuisine. bigla tuloy ako nagutom. hehe
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I love ramen! It’s a perfect way of warming up after a day’s tiring work.
Lots of love,
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just two days ago, my uncle was telling me abt ajisen, yes, its a franchise from the original one. so its the same from the one in hk. i was able to taste the one from hk, not knowing its a popular ramen house, we just ate there bec. we’re kinda hungry, at elements mall in tst, and to kill time while waiting for our evening flight, i find it yummy too. hope to be able to check out the one in manila!
Try the one here in Manila, I’m sure it will satisfy your craving of spicy ramen. And it tastes just like the one in HK
hi badet,
this one is great! will definitely try ajisen ramen for sure. Mas mura ‘to kesa sa shinjuku but still can’t compare till we try this. Yum! Kkagutom!
will link u up ha?
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