Haman Tan
The tsukemen soup was too bland.
Location: Level 4, Unit Number #04-08
Quality products and services
Taishoken Singapore at Bugis Plus represents authentic Japanese ramen excellence through the renowned Ramen Champion concept, bringing over 50 years of Tokyo ramen tradition to Singapore's vibrant dining scene via the brand that invented the revolutionary tsukemen dipping noodle experience. Located at 201 Victoria Street #04-07 within Bugis Plus's diverse food ecosystem, this established ramen destination operates daily from 11am to 10pm, serving authentic Japanese ramen from different prefectures of Japan while maintaining the traditional preparation methods and flavor profiles that have made Taishoken a legendary name in Tokyo's competitive ramen culture. The restaurant's commitment to authenticity extends from ingredient sourcing to preparation techniques, ensuring that every bowl delivers the concentrated, complex flavors that define exceptional Japanese ramen experiences.
The comprehensive menu showcases Taishoken's signature tsukemen concept, where concentrated soup and ramen noodles are served separately, allowing diners to control the intensity of each bite while experiencing the full depth of flavor that this innovative serving method provides. Ramen Champion's modern redesign creates a 'café by the beach' atmosphere that combines traditional warmth with contemporary comfort, supporting extended dining experiences that encourage appreciation for the artistry and complexity of authentic Japanese ramen preparation. The menu encompasses various ramen styles representing different Japanese prefectures, complemented by side dishes, beverages, and traditional accompaniments that create complete Japanese dining experiences with generous portions at reasonable prices that make premium ramen accessible to diverse customer demographics.
Taishoken Singapore operates with convenient islandwide delivery services while maintaining an active social media presence (@ramenchampion_sg) that connects with Singapore's growing ramen community and cultural appreciation for authentic Japanese cuisine. Contact information is available at 6235 1472 for reservations and inquiries, while the restaurant's strategic Bugis Plus location provides excellent accessibility and integration with shopping, entertainment, and cultural experiences that define comprehensive lifestyle destinations. With friendly, attentive staff and consistent quality standards that honor traditional ramen craftsmanship while adapting to local preferences, Taishoken continues to serve as a cultural bridge that introduces Singapore diners to the depth, complexity, and artistry of authentic Japanese ramen culture within comfortable, welcoming environments that celebrate both culinary tradition and contemporary dining innovation.
Based on 7 reviews
Out of 119 shops
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Haman Tan
The tsukemen soup was too bland.
Hao Mu
You can eat Jiro-style ramen. It seems like the taste is different depending on the amount of vegetables. Personally, I think the soup tastes better without vegetables.
Musa
The taste is completely different from the Taishoken in Higashi-Ikebukuro. It's something else. It would be better if you removed the portrait of the owner.
Natalie Ho
The tsukemen was pretty average. The noodles were perfect, but the dipping sauce was pretty thin even before dilution with the provided dashi.
Yi Fang Loh
Spilling Coke on a customer in front? Okay, an accident can happen. But the staff inside saw it, and outside there were only two servers. One was at the entrance and couldn't see because they were blocked by a pillar — that's understandable. But the other one already saw it and still took so long to come. She gave one small tissue, whispered "sorry," and then walked off. I hadn't even said "it's okay" when she disappeared. Then, 5 minutes later, the kitchen guy who spilled it came out, still laughing. He said "sorry" but never looked at anyone, just stared at the sauce or chopsticks. Maybe he thought he spilled it on the wrong person. That really showed no sincerity. They never asked if the customer was okay, and there was no follow-up. They totally didn't know how to handle the situation. #But the food was nice
Casey Goh
Best tsukemen I had in Singapore! Go for the spicy tsukemen! Important detail: Located in Ramen Champion at Bugis+.
Vivian Yeo
The food here is nice. I ordered Tsukemen, and the soup is not salty. Food is generally good; however, the service could improve. The waitress did not mention the need to make payment after scanning the code to submit the food order.
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