Men-Tei means “noodle hut” in Japanese.
Japanese-owned and situated in the heart of
Robinson Road, we serve authentic ramen recipes
created by ramen chefs from Osaka and Yokohama. The
noodle-making and semi-automatic noodle-cooking
machinery we use were manufactured and imported
from Japan.
We pride our ramen after the freshly-made noodles, soup, yakibuta (grilled pork slices) and tamago (eggs), using premium imported ingredients and no M.S.G. or preservatives.
We pride our ramen after the freshly-made noodles, soup, yakibuta (grilled pork slices) and tamago (eggs), using premium imported ingredients and no M.S.G. or preservatives.
The “white soup” used in our Tonkotsu and Miso
Ramen requires us to boil pork backbone and thigh
bones separately for many hours until the bone
marrow emulsifies, giving the soup its whitish
colour. These two soups are then blended. In order
to ensure consistency in every pot of pork broth we
prepare, a scientific apparatus called a
Refractometer is used to measure the density of the
broth.
The fish and chicken broths used in the “clear soup” used in our Shio and Shoyu Ramen are also cooked separately and then blended when they reach their respective desired densities. A special blend of bonito (dried fish flakes) is then added to enhance the taste and aroma.
The secret soup bases (known as Mo-to-da-re in Japanese) in each of our ramen are made using the best ingredients from Japan. These are closely guarded recipes from different part of Japan.
The fish and chicken broths used in the “clear soup” used in our Shio and Shoyu Ramen are also cooked separately and then blended when they reach their respective desired densities. A special blend of bonito (dried fish flakes) is then added to enhance the taste and aroma.
The secret soup bases (known as Mo-to-da-re in Japanese) in each of our ramen are made using the best ingredients from Japan. These are closely guarded recipes from different part of Japan.
Our signature yakibuta is fresh pork cooked and
marinated in a unique recipe of top-quality spices
and shoyu (soy sauces). The pork we use is
hand-picked by our chef daily to ensure a perfect
balance of meat and fat.
Our signature tamago (hard-boiled egg) has whites
and yolks that are soft. This is achieved through a
stringent cooking process monitored by our head
chef. All our eggs are hand-picked after they are
marinated and only the best ones are served.
The oil that goes on top of the ramen is a careful
concoction of leek, garlic, dried shrimp and pork
oils freshly-made by our chefs. Each of our six
ramen is prepared with its own unique combination
of oils.
Men-Tei serves freshly-made noodles! Our noodles
are made the same way Udon & Soba noodles are
made traditionally in Japan. This method gives the
noodles a better texture and taste. Our noodles are
also free of preservatives & alkaline salts
that are commonly used in noodle-making. Our noodle
chef concocts and makes the dough, which is rolled
repeatedly to the desired thickness before the
dough is ready to be cut and rolled into balls of
ramen. It takes about 1 hour to prepare 15 balls of
noodles. Every ball of ramen is assured of quality
& freshness!