Ramen Matsuri - 7 N Canal Rd

Great food, good value! Tried the Taiwan mazesoba and chicken broth ramen. (Not the usual pork tonkatsu broth) Generous portion, with optional free upsize. Extra points by providing fried garlic! Run by a Japanese and the interior does resemble a ramen shop in Japan with the decorations.

Always a good meal here, love that the mazesoba comes together so well! The only pet peeve here is that the service rendered at level 2 is lackluster and poor. we received an extremely watered down tea (had to request for a fresh pot apparently) and I was given an order missing of the additional ajimata egg, to rectify the server questioned me twice and even gave me an yet another wrong order as an onsen egg instead.. so we kinda just gave up asking all together. We did enjoy our lunch experience at level one on our previous visit though. Today’s visit was pretty sad and disappointing.

Went over for lunch, queue gets a bit long so need to come early. Menu not very extensive and most people order their mazesoba. Free upsize of noodles. Plenty of noodles for a girl without upsize. Overall not bad but wont say amazing. Soup was served piping hot and quite gingery.

Bit of a small and weird service place. There's a ground floor plus a 2nd floor for additional seating. It was packed for lunch service. The ticketing system left a lot to be desired. You get a number but because its on the invoice, service staff have to ask what number you are and then serve you when your food is ready rather than having a tent like mcdonalds. Anyway, the spicy mazesoba with gyoza. The noodles had a good texture to them. I thought the spiciness was a bit too peppery but OK if you have something to drink.

Very nice mazesoba though the first sight I felt the noodle was thicker as compared to others. Overall tasty. Cooked by Japanese. I went today again 23 March. V nice and today ordered dumpling. Nice

Really nice and perfect Ramen. Inside and outside seating available. Get the spicy version as it is the best and it's eatable. Can get upsize free and if you still want more, you can request free rice. Free miso soup, green tea and fried garlic. Staff is really friendly and nice.

The Torikoku Ramen (soup) was amazing. 3 meats inside. 1 pork belly braised, 2 flat prices of cha Siew, and several chicken slices. All with unique taste. Amazing. Spent near $20.95. Overall: 8/10 Food Taste: 9/10 Presentation: 8/10 Environment: 7/10 kinda cramp Service: 8/10 Value: 8/10

Been wanting to eat Mazesoba for some time so found that this shop is recommended for its Mazesoba. Visited on a Saturday afternoon lunchtime and I was the 1st and only customer for the 1st 10 minutes of the meal. Ordered the Taiwanese Mazesoba because I preferred the spring onions over the bamboo shoots, and also had the karaage version because wanted to try the karaage as well. Also ordered a Gyoza side to go along with it. The gyozas didn't look big but was packed with meat fillings . It was well cooked and I quite enjoyed them. Next came the ramen which was pretty generous luckily I didn't ask for the upsize version with extra noodles. The standard was good and I liked it but I felt the taste familiar after a while. Seems like this restaurant is related to Kajiken and probably explains why the taste is similar. For the price I think the food is quite reasonable and not really easy to find restaurants selling Mazesoba nowadays, but I didn't know it was related to Kajiken else I would have just visited the Kajiken near me instead.