Ajisen Ramen Dining

We actually wanted to dine at the big Japanese Restaurant at the front of the mall, but their line was out the door and we were tired and hungry, so we forged on to find this place that had open seats.
We ate a lot of noodle soup from hawker stalls in Singapore. Comparing Ajisen to the average hawker stalls, I felt Ajisen came shorter on taste and higher in cost. I felt their taste was watered down plain to catered for Americans. On the plus side, they are quite high tech with the ordering screens at each table, no need to flag down an attendant to take your order and hope that it was written down correctly.

OK maybe there’s something wrong with me, but I seriously prefer Ajisen’s ramen to any other brands. Of course, I haven’t tried those fancy expensive ramen, but any other ramen shops on Ajisen’s level pales in comparison.
This newly opened AMK Hub branch is spacious, and gives you the option of sitting in a faux alfresco area. It’s still within the air-​conditioned mall, but there is lots of natural light and high ceiling. I do suggest getting these seats if you can, as the interior of the restaurant feels a little bit cramped.
Service is decent, and the food arrived promptly, so no complaints there. I do find the incessant yelling of «irasshaimase» whenever someone enters the restaurant a bit annoying, but it’s nothing compared to the ear-​piercing «Welcome to Uniqlo!» heard at a particular clothing store.