Kazan volcano ramen
BF thot it was nice cos famous on Google reviews
in the end i m greeted w hard to chew meat, huge noodles that r so carb rich, like eefu noodles and hard to chew, cabbage pieces so hard to chew and so big piece, they give u a pile i wonder is to feed pigs or what...
💰 Price: 30 per pax
Rating /⭐ will never be back agajn
Based on my visit to Kazan Volcano Ramen, I realized that not all popular spots meet personal expectations. The broth itself was rich in flavor, but the texture of the noodles and the quality of the meat left much to be desired. If you’re craving ramen with well-balanced portions and tender ingredients, this place might disappoint. Many reviewers mention the uniqueness of the volcano ramen style, but a crucial aspect for me is the chewiness and size of noodles – oversized, thick noodles can be heavy and unappetizing. Also, large cabbage chunks that are tough to chew detracted from the overall experience. For those who appreciate a lighter, more delicate bowl, exploring alternative ramen shops in Novena or Northpoint could be rewarding. Price-wise, S$30 per bowl feels steep given the portion quality. I’ve seen better value elsewhere with more flavorful and satisfying combinations. For anyone new to Kazan Volcano Ramen, consider comparing menus and reviews from various outlets like Century Square or Novena branches to capture the best version. Ultimately, personal taste varies, but I plan to seek ramen with more tender ingredients and balanced flavors next time.
