A Bowl of Ramen at Night

Hi bloggers and food lovers, good afternoon... I hope you’re having a great day. Today I’m going to share a place to eat affordable and delicious ramen near my old college campus, it’s called Ramen Naga Kiyut. “Naga” means “dragon,” and “Kiyut” is a play on the word “cute.” The interior design follows a Japanese theme, which matches their main dish: ramen.

To order, you choose what you want from the display case, pay in advance, and then you’ll be given a pager that will alert you when your order is ready. You pick it up yourself and take it to your own table.

They serve two types of ramen: broth-based and dry ramen. There are also several side dishes, such as fried snacks and meatballs—some fried and some grilled. I ordered the Ramen Naga Komplit, while my other friends ordered the Ramen Naga Dower and the Ramen Naga Basic. For the fried snacks, we ordered Kani Stik and Kuwa Tempura.

The Ramen Naga Komplit had a savory flavor and a delicious broth; the broth and the aroma of sesame oil were very fragrant. It featured straight noodles topped with chicken slices, an egg, and nori. The combination of flavors was delicious and comforting to eat and slurp. The taste didn’t disappoint, and the price was quite affordable.

Okay, guys, that’s it for now. Thank you.