Shop Reviews

For Hotogishu, the ramen you should try is Super Spicy Black. The chili blends well with the broth and the ramen. The ramen itself is quite good. The value for money is good set. It’s not cheap for ramen, but if you’re looking for a good ramen, this is the place to go.

Tried the signature king crab ramen, the broth taste good but the noodle texture need improvement. Portion is small, beside the broth taste like carb, there are no crab meat in it. This dish is above average, however the Goyza supposed be their main Michelin star dish is disappointing. Normally the skin should crispy on one side, this case both side are soft and the inside is not even tasty.

This restaurant is renowned for its exceptional ramen, offering a variety of mains, including rice sets. The menu allows flexibility with the option to add sides and drinks at a set price or order them separately. During our visit, we indulged in the Crab Ramen and the Crab King ramen. The Crab King ramen, a signature dish, features a delectable crab broth, topped with lemon, sour cream, and a tomato/crab paste, creating a uniquely delicious flavor profile. The Crab Ramen, with tonkotsu broth, is adorned with chili crab paste and a fried soft-shell crab. Both ramen variations were nothing short of amazing. I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant, especially if you haven't had the pleasure of experiencing it before.

Ramen was very good. I love the spicy one and the original that won the Michelin. We also had the crispy pork ramen. That was surprisingly amazing!!!

Tried their signature king crab broth ramen and tonkotsu ramen. The crab broth had a combination of onion, lemon , sour cream and tomato infused into the crab broth, which made it unusually tasty. Tonkotsu broth was smooth, creamy and yet light to the palette, not salty at all. Texture of ramen weee cooked to perfection. We had fried tofu in bonito flakes and gyoza as sides. Fried tofu was delicious. Price is in line with the food quality.

Staff was using her phone even when I was standing at the counter. When she was taking my order, not only was she rude and unfriendly, but also glared at me. Highly DO NOT recommend this place

Fruce at Wisma Atria is a side stall (with no seating). It has a take-and-go type of concept. Recommend the Avocado cempedak drink (no ice, additional charge of $1) and least sweet. Ripe Cempedak itself is sweet enough and no added sugar would be required. Very fragrant and smooth drink. As avocado and cempedak are expensive foods, the price of the drink costed $7.

We got the pink lychee MJ and Avocado sumiyaki coffee. Pink lychee MJ was sweet and fruity, absolutely love the taste. This is the 4th time we have had it now. Avocado sumiyaki coffee was soooo creamy but still was a tad sweet although i ordered least sweet. Would definitely recommend this creamy coffee!

Nice local brand with drinks that has local twists. Ordered a coconut mocha and the taste is so good. Mocha has the original chocolate plus coffee taste. At 0% sugar, it is rich and sweet enough. Coconut taste is solid and yet does not overpower the mocha taste. Normal ice is OK. Drink is cold enough and not too diluted. The place has a long queue though, especially with the convenient location.

Really disappointed, i used to be a regular at temp hub but unfortunately the closed down. So i came across this store at wisma and ordered homemade taro. The taste is unlike what i used to have, its way too “taroish” and it was just horrible. Not to mention the size of the mochi also decreased substantially which reduced the amount of chew which i really enjoyed previously..