“Japanese Soba Noodles Tsuta” is the first ramen restaurant to be awarded a Michelin star as featured in “Michelin Guide Tokyo 2016”. This number one restaurant will make its first step into the outside world by opening up a store overseas in Singapore’s “Pacific Plaza”.
The ramen made by store owner Onishi Yuki is simple and uses original ingredients and an original preparation method. It’s said to put all other ramen to shame. The store has gained a lot of attention not just in Japan but overseas too as it brings in a lot of foreign customers, who finally get their own long awaited store overseas!
Restaurants chosen by Michelin are ranked as high class, but the ramen at Tsuta is just ￥1,000 for one serving. As the title of the store suggests, the ramen uses the noodle, something very representative of Japanese cooking, which it will now be taking overseas so that the world can appreciate this delicacy of Japanese culture. It’s sure to be a delight to the tongue of Singaporean ramen fans.
■Information Japanese Soba Noodles Tsuta, Singapore Pacific Plaza Day of Opening: Mid-November 2016
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Vegan Ramen Miso (Spicy): ¥1,320 (Tax Incl.)
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Muraji's Speciality White Chicken Ramen
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