Ikkairo Ramen

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Ikkairo Ramen, Underwood
The beginning of March means the end of summer and hopefully the weather will be cooler soon! Aren't we looking forward to that?

 I have followed Ikkairo Ramen's page for a while and we finally made a visit there, after Mr's weekend job at Logan. It is situated few shops away from the Yuen's Fruit market and have both indoor (smaller) and outdoor seatings. As it was quite a hot day, we decided to sit indoor on the bench. Their menu is quite straightforward and they specialise in two different types of broth - prawn based or the tonkotsu (pork) based soup.

As a foodie, I obviously ordered both version- 'Tonkotsu Deluxe Ramen' for the Mr and I ordered the 'Prawn ramen with Tiger Prawn'. I seriously think they have the best ramen in Brisbane! Their broth was indeed creamy and full of flavour. They definitely do not skimp on the prawns as you could really taste the prawn flavour! 
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Prawn Ramen with Tiger Prawn
Mr finished his noodles and I told him do not finish all the soup, as you can ask for extra noodles for $1, which is what he got. Their noodles were handmade, fresh and cooked to al dente. Oiishi! 

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Tonkotsu Deluxe Ramen
For $3, we can get a side dish with every main meal you ordered. So, I got the karaage chicken and some gyoza. The chicken was flavourful, crispy and freshly fried. The gyoza was good too, and I certainly enjoyed the crispy base present.
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Overall, excellent and delicious ramen and thankfully they have an outlet in Westfield Garden City, so I do not have to travel all the way to Underwood. 
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 PS- we both emptied our bowls and finished the soup... 

Ramen Ikkairo Menu, Reviews, Photos, Location and Info - Zomato

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