ohsama ramen

"Nice little spot tucked away staff friendly and cool design… the food was a little hit and miss, 4/5 dishes were great the chicken #5 was not that great."

"Second time dining here and I think the photo of the empty bowl says it all - ramen was delicious and I slurped up every last bit! Glad the inner south finally has a decent ramen joint! Last time I got the chicken ramen (which was delicious) so this time I decided to try the spicy miso ramen - the broth was rich, flavorful, and had that perfect balance of umami goodness. I also loved the addition of fresh, crunchy vegetables in the ramen, which not only added a burst of freshness but also made it a complete and wholesome meal. It's rare to find such a thoughtful touch in ramen places, especially in the inner south. The ambience of the restaurant was cozy and inviting, providing the perfect setting for a relaxed and enjoyable meal. The staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about their offerings, adding to the overall positive experience. A hidden gem and a welcome addition to the inner south dining scene, looking forward to coming back again to try the other ramen flavours!"

"I tried Hokkaido Ramen for lunch and it tasted great. It's not spicy but you can add chilli sauce. It really suits for a rainy and cold weather. I bought the chestnut cake for take away. It's just so yummy. Definitely coming back and planning to try other food."

"Very cute spot tucked away in the alley with yummy ramen and friendly staff. While the broth of the standard tonkotsu ramen wasn’t hot, the flavor was good, the pork was really tasty and there were lots of yummy noodles, so it all made up for it. We also were given a pot of green tea which was very nice, and the ceramic bowls and cups that are used are really beautiful. Happy to see this place busy on a Saturday at lunch and the atmosphere was really fun and comforting. Would love to come back to try more things."

"Did I just pay $26 for instant noodle? - Never again! I rarely write any reviews online but this restaurant gave me motivation, I feel like I need to warn people: - The taste of the soup is not even remotely close to ramen, instead it tastes just like some sort of Chinese noodle. Frankly the instant ramen you bought from supermarket tastes even better. - The meat was too thick and tasteless. - Egg was cold and a bit sour. Wasn't sure if the egg is supposed to be sour or it might have gone bad. At least with other ramen places I have tried the eggs were never sour. Not to mention the egg was very plain, not like it has been marinated. The first red-flag was when the staff greeted me with some Japanese sentence and then straight off having a chat with someone else in Chinese, why pretend speaking Japanese when you are clearly not one? Second red-flag was the restaurant offers both Chinese food and Japanese food when the whole theme of the restaurant is Japanese. Everything just came off very unauthentic. The third red flag was when it was dinner time and there were only a couple of customers there. Oh well I told myself not to be too judgemental and ordered a bowl of ramen, but was left with distaste in my mouth Overall the worst ramen I have tried. Feels like I would get much better outcome if I just buy the instant ramen from Woolies. P/s: Reading other 1-star reviews looks like the owner isn't the type that can take constructive feedbacks to improve his/her product. Not to mentioned comes off very unprofessional. Well with this type of food quality and attitude I don't think you will be in business for long."