Jason's verdict
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The verdict
BolehJason prefers Kagura over other halal ramen spots he has tried, giving the rich white ramen a 7.2. The broth is creamy and chicken-rich, though the noodles could be bouncier. At RM17.50 with green tea and gyoza, he finds it affordable.
Highlights
- Price: RM17.50 for ramen with green tea and gyoza
- Taste: Creamy chicken-stock broth with grilled yakitori-style chicken
- Ambiance: Halal ramen shop in Lot 10 mall
- Other: Set includes green tea and three gyoza pieces
Dishes tried
- Rich white ramenScore 7.2 out of 10
creamy chicken broth, grilled chicken, noodles could be bouncier
- Spicy white ramenScore 7.0 out of 10
same milky texture but spice tastes like normal chilli powder
- Gyoza
likes the grill marks, comes with the set
Full transcript166 words
A lot of you have been asking me to try this. Yes, it's Kagura, a halal ramen shop located in Lot 10. Rich white ramen. The broth is rich, also rich on the chicken stock, the chicken essence. Creamy, a bit salty. The noodle I wish was a bit more bouncy but it's still ok. The chicken has a grilled flavour to it, almost like a yakitori duck sauce flavour. Halal ramen, I'll give this a 7.2. Spicy white ramen. It has the same milky, creamy texture. The spice got stink but to me it's just a normal chilli powder taste. I prefer the rich white ramen, it has more flavour. 7. From all the 3 non-hal ramens I've tried, 2 old man ramen, Serokya and now Kagura, I prefer Kagura the more. The ramen alone, 17 ringgit 50 cents, I think it's quite affordable. With said you get the green tea and 3 pieces of gyoza. What I like about gyoza is the grill marks.
RM17-18 · Rich white ramen