Hakataya Ramen (Surfers Paradise Shop)

The ramen is pretty good and authentic, but there are too few noodles, even the children can't eat enough. The dumplings are also very small, the meat is quite big, but there is only one piece, so the price-performance ratio is not high.

Good wine needs no bush. This Japanese ramen restaurant hidden in a corner of a food stall often has the longest queue. The owner and the staff are all Japanese. The menu is very short, with only ramen. One of the features is that it does not add MSG. The top two ramen dishes, pork bone ramen and barbecued pork ramen, have rich soup, chewy noodles, and delicious toppings. They are also generous in size and very cost-effective. The owner thoughtfully provides two types of noodles, thick and thin, for you to choose from. If you think the soup is too thick or too salty, they can fix it for you.

This Japanese ramen restaurant chain also offers other Japanese food, which is delicious and cheap. It is a great choice to change your taste after eating too much Western food. Their ramen and udon are both very good.

The music in the store is just right, very suitable for gathering with friends after get off work in the evening, which can relieve the fatigue of the day

This is a place where Asians can gradually accept it.