Kairyu Yatai_Ramen-Yakitori

It's Ramen shop on the street. They have Tonkotsu ramen at very low price. Soup was good but a bit light, but tasted good. Probably they use small amount of hot water for boiling noodle, so the texture of the noodle was a bit weird. But the value for the price is super high. They have Asahi beer only at 50k, same price as Ramen. I understand that Asahi beer is kinda expensive in Vietnam, so they charge like it, but it would be better if they had low price beer here. Anyway I liked Oden more than Ramen.

Tried out the second ramen stand as you drive down from Nguyễn Hữu Cảnh – run by a super friendly young chef. The ramen broth is a bit light for my taste, but the meat is really tender and nicely done. What surprised me the most were the yakitori and oden – both super tasty and full of flavor. Prices are very affordable too, so it’s an easy spot to come back to when you want a quick, good meal without breaking the bank.

Unbeatable value here. It’s like young locals are hustling making good authentic Japanese food on the side of the busy street. They have lived in Japan for a few years, so they speak good Japanese and they know how to make authentic Japanese food. Their ramen is 60k with 3 pieces of char siu and an egg in it and their yakitori is around 15k per skewer and their oden tastes also very good. Cheapest authentic Japanese food is here.

Loved the warm and friendly atmosphere at this little street-side ramen spot! The food was delicious and the prices were super reasonable. A hidden gem for anyone craving authentic Japanese flavors!

My ramen noodles was undercooked. Usually it’s because the water pot is not hot enough. Pork slices have a funky smell due to temperature abuse, broth is very light, don’t expect it to be creamy or flavorful. Soft boiled eggs stay outside the whole time so be aware if you decide to try it. You can taste the vietnamese soy sauce in their yakitori. Overall I don’t expect much for a 60k bowl of ramen, but I honestly think It could be better. Sitting on this side of the road eating ramen is a new experience for me, I quite like it but not the food.