About Us
About Ramen Ten
- Ramen Ten means "noodle shop" in Japanese.

- Established in late 2002 with 1st outlet in Far East Plaza, Singapore, with 4 outlets up to date.

- Adopts the concept of hip and vibrant décor in line with the fashionable Japanese downtown Harajuku.

- Awarded Halal Certificate by MUIS in 2005 and became Singapore’s 1st and most successful Halal Japanese Restaurant Chain.
About Our Food
- Ramen Ten offers affordable New Age Japanese Cuisine with a twist.

- Has more than 25 types of Ramen in the menu and created "Dry Ramen", 1st of its kind, in Singapore.

- Offers varieties other than Ramen under one roof like Japanese Paper Hot Pot Sets, Japanese Western Sets, Side Dishes and Desserts.

- Appeals to customers of all ages with a holistic approach of nice ambience, creative good food and friendly service.
Press Releases
Berita Harian - 28 April 2006
Reuters - February 2006
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"…never knew that Japanese Cuisine can be so delicious as Muslims always have an idea that they are mainly raw, however Ramen Ten has given me a chance to realise that Japanese food is very tasty."
- Berita Harian, 28 April 2006
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"Ramen Ten is our answer to great Halal Japanese food; we won’t even need to go J.B. from now on!"
- Reuters, February 2006

TGIF, Suria Mediacorp - February 2006
Manja Magazine - December 2005
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"Wow, the Halal sushi is so delicious! Simply amazing."
- TGIF, Suria Mediacorp, February 2006

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"...now even the Muslims can have affordable Japanese food with non-Muslim friends together."
- Manja Magazine, December 2005
STREATS - Tuesday, 27 April 2004
LIAN HE ZAO BAO - July 2003
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"...a version free from pork with unusual toppings such as chicken curry or tom yam would be a hit with Singaporeans."
- STREATS, Tuesday, 27 April 2004
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"Excellent soup broth and good selection of Ramen."
- LIAN HE ZAO BAO, July 2003

I-WEEKLY - 3 July 2003
THE NEW PAPER - Friday, June 20 2003
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"...and now its great! Even if unusual appetite strikes, one still has Ramen Ten to count on!"
- I-WEEKLY, 3 July 2003


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"The ramen itself is perfectly smooth with a springy bite, as fine a noodle as you can slurp up on these shores. It delivers everything you would expect from good Japanese noodles, whose silky smoothness makes a change from coarser pasta and Chinese noodles."
- THE NEW PAPER, Friday, June 20 2003