Menya Musashi

We were just walking around in Intermark Mall looking for a place to have a dinner and stumbled upon this restaurant. My sister actually saw their promotion for take-​away Bento (50% at that time because it was late I think) — so we decided to just have dinner here. We bought those of those bentos — terikayi chicken and some chicken cutlet one. The teriyaki chicken was good, but the chicken cutlet one was quite disappointing. But they were both 50% off — so totally worth the money.
We also ordered two bowls of ramen — I had the Musashi ramen with black soup (RM18) from the five soup options. I didn’t really like the soup, but the pork was nice. Then we also ordered a teriyaki gohan set (RM26) — it came with one terikayi chashu gohan (which was quite nice, I like the pork bits), one ramen (we had the Shiro/​white soup this time — prefer this over the black soup), and one iced green tea.
Overall, I think their ramen and pork are pretty good — so it depends on what kind of soup you like. For me, I thought the white soup was good, but the black soup was not. Prices are generally quite alright, considering the place and setting.

This is a solid ramen place near the food court in The Intermark. I come here quite often. The menu is not huge. They have a couple of different kinds of ramen, gyoza and some rice dishes. Simple and delicious.
I like the spicy ramen in the Musashi style. It comes with a nice pice of chasu and a heaping portion of noodles. I love how you can also order extra noodles if you are hungry.
Their gyoza are great! Traditional and cooked to perfection. I also really like the minced pork over rice. It is a bit salty but is a great snack for RM 10.
They also have cold and delicious beer available. The cold mug they give you adds a little touch that keeps me going back. If I’m in a hurry I also like there ready made meals the are packaged and ready to take away.