MKK Ramen - Banqiao (Puqian)
Local ramen chain near Banqiao's Zhongshan Road that positions itself as an everyday neighborhood spot rather than a traditional Japanese ramen shop. The kitchen uses high-pressure extraction to build multi-layered broths with moderate saltiness instead of the heavy flavors typical of Japanese-style ramen. The noodles undergo three maturation stages and nine pressing cycles before service. Signature pork bone ramen runs mild and slightly Taiwan-style with charcoal-seared char siu. The salted egg yolk golden sand ramen brings a sandy texture and egg-rich broth. Chicken breast in the white broth version comes unusually tender. The mentaiko char siu rice appears frequently in takeout orders despite the small portion size.
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Practical Info
Address
Section 2, Zhongshan Rd, 254號1樓
Phone
886289510086
Website
www.mkkramen.comHours
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