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Misoya Sake Bar

3.7 (6 reviews)
ModerateRamen, Bars
Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Hakata Gensuke Ramen - Exterior

Hakata Gensuke Ramen

3.8(9 reviews)
8.1 km
$$

Slurrp...best ramen in Melbourne!…read more So, so happy to have finally gotten my ramen fix here at Hakata Gensuke. After hearing this is my brother's favorite ramen spot, I knew I had to come and partake. Located along the many rows of restaurants in Glenferrie, the interior is hip, new, and spacious. There was also seating aplenty. The menu is simple: featuring their signature items as well as a few ramen options including spicy and even non-pork based ramen. Love how you can customize the toppings of your ramen, how al dente you want your noodles cooked, and soup base options of either light or heavy. I had their signature Tonkotsu Ramen ($13) with an added egg ($2 extra). While the portion wasn't very big, it was definitely enough to fill me up. Presentation was very basic - nothing fancy - but taste-wise very satisfying. The broth tasted very light, not oily even when I opted to have the normal option. The noodles were perfectly cooked and the egg was heavenly - I dare say this was the best egg I've ever had in a bowl of ramen! The pork, however, was nothing to brag about - loved the thin slices, but it wasn't very tender. Service was excellent, friendly and accommodating. And I loved the variety of garnishes they have on each table - so addictive! The spicy pickles really add a ton of flavor when mixed in with the ramen. Definitely one of the best ramen experiences I've had and can't wait to try more from their menu.

Despite the $$$ overall I loved it! Second time back in 3 days! I was tempted to return same day…read morefor seconds after first visit already. The broth is really good! Tasty and not overpowered with salt! The egg still a bit runny inside. Perfect to bite into or mix with the thin ramen. was told I eat like a true nippon jin desu!! haha my reply was "nooooo! I just love your ramen"!! with half a mouthful of ramen.

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Hakata Gensuke Ramen - Entrance

Entrance

Hakata Gensuke Ramen - Counter

Counter

Hakata Gensuke Ramen - Nothing fancy but enough for a waiting crowd.

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Nothing fancy but enough for a waiting crowd.

Hakoya Ramen - Ebidon

Hakoya Ramen

4.2(5 reviews)
4.7 kmMelbourne

Guys. This is the best char-siu I've ever had in my life. I…read morecould taste the char, the fire on the edges of the pork. It was appropriately fatty, but not all fat, you know? Now it's been over a year since I've had Totto (NYC, my favorite), and my tongue might be spoiled from eating bad ramen at like 5 places in Atlanta. But I am willing to say this was #1. Hakoya opened on the corner of a new "laneway" in the Upper West Side building (Lonsdale and Rose Lane) - it appears to have been open since November. There are 4 tables along the wall, with a bit of privacy from hanging dividers (noren?), as well as about 10 seats along a bar, which faces the kitchen. The menu is tight, as you should expect. I had my regular ramen order, spicy tonkatsu. You can choose your spicy - 1 pepper, 2, or 3. This nearly unnerved me and I had to ask the server for help on my decision. I played it safe and went with 2... I made the right choice. Balancing the two heats (spice and temperature), it's just enough to make you feel like you broke a sweat without actually breaking one. I always forget that the ramen being so hot makes the spice... well, spicier. A cold Sapporo kept me on the non-sweaty side of dinner. Between each seat are the accouterments you may need - soy, sesame, chili oil, garlic paste, pickled ginger - as well as wooden chopsticks (nice touch to match with the wooden spoon), napkins, and water jug and glasses. Easy. Every day there appears to be a happy hour, $4 for Sapporos between 3pm and 6pm. Highly recommend, and since I'm here for 2 weeks, I expect to be back!

They have very rude waitresses. We ask them to clean our table they handed us napkins and a spray…read morebottle to clean it ourselves! Every time we asked them for something even ordering food they rolled their eyes! I literally had to get up to get everything that I want every time. The utensils were on the counter and they were standing right in front of it and they didn't even bother to move at least so I can get what I want. For the restroom they told that I have to leave my cellphone to get a key from them!!!! Horrible service. Food was very average. And didn't taste original at all!

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Hakoya Ramen - Menu. One side is English, the other side is Japanese. You mark what you want.

Menu. One side is English, the other side is Japanese. You mark what you want.

Hakoya Ramen - The spicy tonkatsu ramen. Perfection.

The spicy tonkatsu ramen. Perfection.

Hakoya Ramen - Hakoya. Horrible place to eat!

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Hakoya. Horrible place to eat!

Yoku Ono - Cool Space from upstairs

Yoku Ono

3.8(9 reviews)
9.1 kmPrahran
$$

It was quiet during the normal lunchtime rush so I enjoyed an eclectic mix of music as I sat in a…read moredimly lit room. Probably the first thing I noticed after the casual and natural art decor was that Yoku Ono is staffed by all females. It was quite uplifting to see! Having heard about their ramen, I went with the spicy miso with pork belly. With only three to choose from, I hoped they knew what they were doing. They sure did! It was a beautiful presentation in the bowl, with heaps of toppings. Four thick slices of pork belly, half an egg, mushrooms, bamboo shoots and nori. Not to mention all the slightly thicker made noodles. I'm not generally a chicken broth fan but they did well to season it with black sesame oil. I will say there was absolutely no spice. I'm not sure if they just served me with the regular miso ramen in error. It was still a tasty meal! I would return to try the tan tan men or something else from the menu. They have an impressive sake list and bar seating along with upstairs seating for the busier times.

With a distinct lack of real ramen on this side of the city I was pleasantly surprised to discover…read moreYoku Ono. It's a welcoming restaurant with nice ambience. The chicken karaage was enjoyable and well presented. At around $17 the ramen was fine, not in the class of some of the popular ramen joints in the city. I found the broth lacking in the depth of flavour I crave for in a bowl of ramen. The noodles were not to my liking and did not taste hand made. I also found the pieces of pork mostly consisting of fat. If you need ramen on this side of the city, it's the only real choice, personally I'd prefer to frequent some of my favorite ramen businesses in the CBD.

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Yoku Ono - No idea why there are holes in the bathroom walls!

No idea why there are holes in the bathroom walls!

Yoku Ono - Inside seating

Inside seating

Yoku Ono - Yoku Ono ramen

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Yoku Ono ramen

Mango Lounge Bar

Mango Lounge Bar

5.0(2 reviews)
3.4 km
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I didn't want to review this club, because I didn't want to share the best kept secret in…read moreMelbourne. But I will because it's just too awesome. It's hip, urban underground and smooth. Classy yet it doesn't even appear they are trying. Open from Wednesday through Sunday, each night the Mango Bar comes alive with different sounds and genres of music. They've certainly got their pulse on the hottest up and coming local acts, as well as playing host to a range of renowned international DJ's. Each night there's something diff; electro funk, deep house, jazz and blues - there's something for everyone at Mango. The drinks menu deserves a rave as well. Spirits, beer and wine, as well as a sensational selection of martini's, cocktails and the signature Mango Daiquiri. It's like an oasis away from home. Somewhere you feel totally comfortable, totally chilled out and completed entertained by the music and live acts. There. The secrets out. Now go and enjoy!

Another Hall st gem!…read more Great selection of drinks, from $5 Friday happy hour, to cocktails & top shelf whisky's Mango is the perfect amount of chilled tunes & chatty crowd, with a small dance floor to carve up listening to resident & guest DJ's later in the night if the mood so grabs you, or enjoy the outdoor seating & perhaps throw in a game of jenga. BYO food (pretzels / crisps / nuts onsite for sale), and drop in for a quiet one, or settle in for an awesome night with the staff, old friends & new! PS- word is the espresso martini is the bomb (I don't drink coffee myself. Yes, we do exist)

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Mango Lounge Bar
Mango Lounge Bar
Mango Lounge Bar

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