G-men ramen in Richmond
 

Went to this place last night. The place was surprisingly small, you sign this sheet at the door to be on a waitlist and they call for your name while u're standing outside. This shop is part of the Gyoza King branch.

I ordered the Tonkotsu ramen while my friends got the Miso ramen. The soup was tasty and the noodles were good. The pork is sliced VERY thinly (like less than half a cm) and they give u 2 slices of that. The gyozas were not anything amazing, the skin wasn't cooked long enough, so it was kinda blanchy and soft.
I still felt kinda hungry after I ate, and of course, very thirsty.

I rate this place a 7/10.

went there a month or so ago. i didn't like it at all. soup was way too salty.

the frozen ramen (which comes with soup base) i buy at t&t tastes better . . .

ditto

where its location ?
Thanks

Continental Center, corner of the parking lot that faces TD Bank.

OH~ That new ramen place in Continental Center
Thanks. Will give it a try soon

Make that 3.

And the line up was ridiculous.....all these god damn kids who look like they've never seen ramen before.
I rather go downtown.

hm i actually found the broth to be not that salty, i thought that it was a lot less salty compared to the other ramen places.

i went today, 7/10. yeah not enough meat man.

cant believe theres a waitlist for this place then heh

i guess its for the skinny koreans and japs who dont eat much

i think its good but doesn't match the likes of kintaro or motomachi shokudo. i don't know if its still the same now but when i went a month or 2 ago, there were some pretty hot japanese jb's working there.

i tried Menyu on broadway and cambie.. it was near work and there's no wait.
good enough for me.

where is this Motomachi Shokudo? I love kintaro and would like to try something else for comparison =P

just walk about 3 or 4 shops down from kintaro and your there :haha: look for a inconspicuous dark wooded restaurant.

if im craving ramen in richmond, i usually just go to ajisen at parker place.