Surprise Ramen Shop

🦆 Minghu (Pak Tai Street) 🔸️To Kwa Wan - Shop B, G/F, Tung Yu Building, 61 Pak Tai Street Today I accompanied my son to his cram school, so of course I had to eat before class🤭. Walking by Pak Tai Street, I saw a Minghu Ramen🐯. I remember helping a friend clean up his new house a few days ago and eating at Minghu Stone Roast, which was very good🥰. This time I saw a ramen shop of the same brand, so of course I had to try it😋. The menu📔 is not very extensive, mainly ramen🍜, and there are also some rice bowls🍱 and snacks. Compared to other Japanese ramen shops, the price is more affordable😊. I ordered 2️⃣ ramen and 1️⃣ snack. Ming Hai Lao (Shrimp Miso Pork Bone Soup Ramen) $88 The soup base doesn't seem too thick, and I was afraid that it wouldn't taste good enough😶. However, I found that it was very rich😍, full of shrimp flavor😋. I asked the waiter, and it turns out that their shrimp soup is made from Hokkaido fresh shrimp, cherry shrimp powder and pork bone soup. No wonder it tastes so fragrant and rich🥰. As for the barbecued pork, the 2️⃣ large pieces are of moderate thickness and evenly fat and lean😚, and the barbecued pork is roasted by a musket🔥 to force out the oil, so it is very tender and delicious😋. Akahu (Extra Thick Spicy Ramen) $98 The soup base is very rich and fragrant. After entering the mouth, the spicy taste🌶 seems to stay in the mouth, and it has a spicy taste. After that, it is so natural to take one mouthful after another, as if I am addicted to it, and I can't stop😍. In a blink of an eye, I have eaten all the soup😂. In addition, the spiciness can be selected from high, medium, and low spiciness👍. Sesame chicken wings $48 The 3 chicken wings were fried to a crispy and thin skin, but the meat in the middle was still tender and full of gravy, really delicious. Food 🦆 index: 8.6/🔟 #Minghu Ramen #To Kwa Wan Food #Ramen #Sesame Chicken Wings #Fire-roasted Char Siu #eeeeeats #foodie #foidiehk #food #Food Good West #foodphotography #foodporn #yummy #foodpics #foodpic #foodblogger #Camera Food First