Bangkok Dining: Ramentei
What I love about it, is that it's simple, serves good food fast and you know what to expect. Delicious ramen, served efficiently and in a relatively clean restaurant. Some locations are older than others, but overall, it's clean and good. You can choose between sitting in the Japanese style tables, or on regular tables. I personally prefer regular tables since I always think they're more comfortable and don't require my pushing myself to get up.
What's good? My current favorite is the Hiyashi Ramen. I've suddenly grown to enjoy cold ramen and especially when it's full of vegetables and delicious sesame infused sauce, I cannot resist it. You get to enjoy the full flavor of the noodle and its texture. Alex had the pork ramen and that too was good if you enjoy hot soup with meats. I've had other kinds of ramen though and so far I've enjoyed them all. Also, I like the fact that Japanese people also frequent this place (which to me means that it is a sign of approval). If the japanese come here for ramen, then it must be quite good don't you think?
Oh another thing, if the portion is too large for you, you can always ask for the smaller bowl. I think they take around 20baht off your bill, which isn't much, but then you don't have to worry about wasting food that could go to feed other hungry people.
The last time I went (which was a few months ago) the dishes were around 180thb each and very reasonable. With all this inflation, prices may have gone up a bit, but I suspect it will still be value for money. Itadakimasu!
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