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About this place
Karaage is a good place to start at Ramen-tei, whether you want it alongside ramen or on its own. Diners have praised its crisp coating and juicy meat. The menu offers different ways to enjoy it, including two pieces in a ramen set and three in the karaage set. It works as a substantial portion in its own right, or as one part of a set meal.
Some diners describe the ramen as a lighter-tasting tonkotsu soy-sauce broth; another reviewer found it reminiscent of Wakayama ramen. Beyond the Hiden ramen, the menu includes bowls with salt, miso, vegetables, garlic and curry flavours. You can add rice to Hiden ramen or pair it with half-size fried rice. For lunch, there are options for those who want more than noodles, too.
The menu also includes gyoza, pork kimchi stir-fry and tempura pork, among other dishes. One diner described the gyoza as small and fragrant with garlic chives, and others have enjoyed it with beer. Whether you're after a filling lunch centred on karaage or an evening meal of gyoza and small plates with beer, you can put together a meal to suit.
