Ichiban Ramen @ Pavilion

I am a avid lover for anything with soup and noodles. Ramen is my holy grail in Japanese cuisine & I must said I must disappointed with Ichiban Ramen’s Beef Ramen.
1) Price: the price is 16.90 ala carte, I would said it is quite pricey. For the same price, I could get a complete set meal with drinks.
2) Service: is prompt but not friendly. they hand-​wrote the receipt for my order even though the cashier machine was clearly in function. I do not want to take a second guess on that but it is always a consumer right for a legit receipt.
3) Food: Very different from the display picture. (but that is okay, I never expect the food to look like the display picture anyway) but ramen soup is supposed to be clear rather than this oily. This one is oily and very salty too. Right after a few slurp I don’t feel like eating it anymore. The beef was hard and tough to bite.
Overall, I really don’t like it.

I’m rather loyal to this shop when I don’t have a clue of what to eat during lunch. This place is usually okay full and you don’t expect a long queue to wait for them to serve.
I like to go for their set menu which is the Japanese fried rice, and if it is set, you will be served with a miso soup, green tea (hot or cold), a fruit and a small portion of fried chicken. Hooray! That is quite a lot for a lunch to be honest. It only cost you RM12.60 including taxes. And yes, you will have to pay tax for this stall.
They also do takeaways which to me is super convenient. They will pack all the food separately which I think you will definitely like it, some may say that it is not sustainable. Well it is up to you to bargain for what you are asking for. Service is okay, not great but I reckon it is good enough for a quick grab.