Food: Keisuke Tokyo | Andrew Uncle's Birthday

It was my Uncle's birthday on the 8th this month. We went for a simple meal together at a Ramen place called Keisuke Tokyo at Millenia Walk.  '
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!






You can customise your own ramen using this sheet of paper. All of us were unsure of what kind we want since it was our first time there so we went for the original and authentic Tokyo taste.




Bean sprouts as appetiser but it seemed like my mom had it as a main course. LOL. It was really good. Fresh, crunchy with a slight taste of spiciness. Wonderful combination!




The green tea was really a savior for all of us because the ramens were actually quite oily.

Gyoza was fantastic. Just the right taste for all of us. Other than it's oily like all other gyozas sold out there, it is yummy!

This spicy ramen was a little bit too oily and also contained too much chilli oil. It's only Level 1 for spiciness but it's already quite spicy.


My mom and I had the same kind of ramen, Crab stock ramen. Just that, I ordered without spring onions.






I actually shared with my sister so this is the second ramen that I tried and loved as well. If I didn't remember wrongly, this is the original ramen, cha siew one i think.



Overall, if I ever go back again, I would definitely tick the boxes for less oil!


I guess all the malls in Singapore are filled with these little stalls selling christmasy things now. I saw them at Northpoint as well.


Tell me, what does this look like to you? haha!

I thought it was a heart at first, but on second look, I exclaimed at the shop, "Eh, look a lot like buttocks (in mandarin)!" to my sister. And the shop assistant was behind us and she was like, "No, it a heart." *awkward* After what she told us, I still insisted that it looks like an ass. HAHAHA! Stubborn customer!







Keisuke Tokyo (Parco Marina Bay)
9 Raffles Boulevard
#P3-02 Millenia Walk
Tel: 63377919