Another Japanese restaurant around
town center.
Yay!
I’ve been eyeing this place near
one of the corner of Marché
aux Herbes for a while. Until one rainy Thursday (September 28,
2017).. I thought having a bowl of ramen which was newly added on the menu was going
to be so comforting.
The waiter was very friendly. He
said it was opened about 6 month ago. It looks new. Nice and sleek. There was a
woman waiting for her takeaway and 3 person/ 2 other tables at that moment, but
they were just about to leave and finished their meals. Then I was alone.
Actually when I first noticed this
place, I had a second thought.
Honestly, the menu didn’t look
that tempting and more like a Japanese fusion food.
That’s why I wasn’t excited to even
ask the
former Japan inhabitant (aka Prince Charming) to join me.
Maki salmon (4.80EUR/ 6pc) was small
and easily gone within a minute or two. The size and taste similar to the one I bought at nearby supermarket but this one is more expensive.
Onnnamai
ramen with side gyoza (14.50EUR/ 3pc). This formula is not as expensive as in
Brussels.
Let
start with the gyoza. I guess they managed to make the wrapper and filling,
instead of using frozen product. It’s crunchy. Too crunchy. For me, more like a
wonton than a gyoza. But filling is good and tasty.
When
the ramen came, it looked good. The soup made out from spicy pork broth. Accompanied
by boiled egg, vegetables (snow pea, sweet corn, bean sprouts), narutomaki,
chashu, pickled ginger, sesame seeds and scallion. Also found few peanuts which
kinda weird.
Overall,
the taste was not amazingly special. Though it was a bit lack of flavor. But
the chashu (only 2 pork slices) really succulent and melted in my mouth.
I’m
happy and full!
Rue de la coupe 40
0493 333 555
Tuesday-Sunday, 12 - 2 pm/ 6 - 10 pm