Gion Duck Noodles: Hidden Ramen Restaurant in Kyoto

by Emily | posted in: Kansai Japan | 0

Last updated on December 22nd, 2024

If you’re in Kyoto, you must try the Gion Duck Noodles. The food was delicious – super tender duck, perfectly cooked and seasoned egg. Would recommend it!

I recently visited Gion Duck Noodles during my trip to Kyoto and had a unique ramen-eating experience. The restaurant is located in a narrow alleyway and offers a lovely lunch experience in a small and intimate setting. The duck ramen from Gion Duck Noodles was exceptional, and the service and ambiance were great. It is one of the best duck ramen restaurants in Kyoto. Be prepared to wait for your bowl of tasty duck ramen, but it’s definitely worth a visit.

Continue reading about my food experience at Gion Duck Noodles – one of the best duck ramen restaurants in Kyoto.

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Gion Duck Noodles

The Gion Duck Noodles is a popular ramen restaurant in Kyoto. It’s a small restaurant tucked away in a tiny alleyway and could be easily missed. There’s no name on the restaurant, just a cute signboard hanging above.

Gion Duck Noodles
Address: Japan, 〒605-0073 Kyoto, Higashiyama Ward, Gionmachi Kitagawa.
Business Hours: Daily from 11:00 to 15:00, 17:30 to 21:00 / From 11:00 to 21:30.

Expected to pay ¥1,500 to ¥3,000 per person.

How To Get To Gion Duck Noodles Restaurant

To find Gion Duck Noodles, look for the small sign in the alley. You can enter from either end, but the easiest entrance to find is near the busy intersection of Shijo Dori and Higashioji-dori, opposite the Western entrance of Yakasa Shrine.

How To Queue at Gion Duck Noodles

If you plan to visit, it’s best to arrive before the peak hours.

The restaurant can only accommodate about eight to ten people at a time. It’s recommended to arrive 10 to 15 minutes before they open at 11 am to secure the first seating of eight. Otherwise, be prepared to wait in line until some seats become available. The line can get quite long, so plan your visit accordingly.

No reservation from Gion Duck Noodles Restaurant.

While waiting, the restaurant has an efficient process to manage the line. To reduce inconvenience to the locals, the line breaks into two sessions. The friendly staff will guide you where to start your line when you arrive. Expect to wait about 40 to 60 minutes for a table.

There are no chairs in the tiny alley, so be prepared to stand while you wait. When it’s your turn to dine, the staff will explain the menu and take your order.

What To Order

The menu at Gion Duck Noodles is simple but creative. It offering a variety of delicious duck specialty dishes priced between ¥1,000 and 2,500. You must try their duck ramen and tsukemen (dipping noodles) with customizable toppings – they are both delicious.

Drink options for alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are available.

Inside the Gion Duck Noodles Restaurant

The restaurant has a charming setting, with duck-themed cutlery adding to the ambiance.

There is a seating area at the bar counter for about 5 people and a table seating area for 3 people. We are not recommended for larger groups or families unless you are prepared for a potentially lengthy wait.

Once seated, the chef immediately began preparing our order to ensure we received freshly cooked ramen and reduce the waiting time.

During our visit, we ordered the duck noodles in soup and it will come with 2 pieces of duck meat. We decided to add an extra 6 pieces of duck breast meat for the meal. You can choose between breast and thigh meat based on your preference, and the staff recommended a mix of both.

Tasty Duck Noodles

Our bowl of duck ramen arrived less than 5 minutes after we were seated.

The bowl contained tender, properly cooked duck meat, bamboo shoots, and ramen. The presentation of the plates was beautiful, with a sprinkle of some sort of pepper along the edges of the plate that complemented the duck well.

Tender Duck Meat

The duck meat was well-cooked, tender, and delicious.

Light but Flavorful Broth

The broth was light but flavorful. It’s not your typical ramen broth like tonkotsu ramen, which is thick and heavy, but you can taste the great flavor of it. A nice and delicious broth!

Chewy Ramen Noodles

The duck noodles were the star of the dish! The noodles were chewy and i enjoyed eating the noodles.

Our order also comes with the ramen egg. As usual, it was so amazing and best paired with the ramen!

The Gion Duck Noodles are a bit more expensive compared to other shops, but it’s probably because they use only premium ingredients. You can tell they put a lot of care into crafting their bowls of ramen. One of the best duck noodles I’ve had in Japan.

Overall: Must-Eat Kyoto Duck Noodles

All in all, Gion Duck Noodles is on a whole different level. The food is delicious, and you honestly can’t go wrong with any dish or variation of dishes you choose from their impressive menu. The service was amazing, and the overall experience was exceptional. A must-try while in the Kyoto/Gion area.

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Menya Inoichi: Kyoto Michelin Guide Ramen

by Emily | posted in: Kansai Japan | 0

Last updated on December 22nd, 2024

If you are a ramen enthusiast and would like to taste one of the best Kyoto ramen, the Michelin Bib Gourmand – Menya Inoichi is your choice. The food was exceptional, simple but with very high-quality ingredients.

Menya Inoichi is a Michelin Bib Gourmand ramen restaurant where I had this delicious bowl of shiro shoyu ramen. This tiny ramen shop is one of the most highly-rated ramen shops among locals and travelers. The shop was also in the spotlight after it was recognized by Michelin Bib Gourment for years. Let’s check out my food review on Menya Inoichi.

Menya Inoichi

Men-ya Inoichi is a tiny 10-seat ramen joint in downtown Kyoto. The convenient location and nod from Michelin Bib Gourmand Guid has made it popular with tourists. Due to the popularity, the waiting can be quite long.

Menya Inoichi has another branch, Men-ya Inoichi Hanare in Kyoto.

Men-ya Inoichi (麺屋猪一)
Address: 542 Ebisunocho, Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto.
Business Hours: Daily from 11:00 to 14:30, 17:30 to 21:00

Men-ya Inoichi Hanare (麺屋猪一離れ)
Address: Japan, 〒600-8076 Kyoto, Shimogyo Ward, Senshojicho.
Business Hours: Daily from 11:00 to 14:30, 17:30 to 21:00

Expected to pay ¥1,500 to ¥3,000 per person.

We went to Men-ya Inoichi to taste Kyoto’s best ramen. We arrived 30 minutes before opening time when the line was already more than 20 people. For late comer, you’ll get a ticket to come back later. We took about 50 minutes to get seated.

Noted that photography is strictly prohibited inside the premises at Menya Inoichi except for food.

The ramen shop is simple with a cool interior design. It has a beautiful minimalist interior with counter seating.

Menya Inoichi Menu

Service was extremely good and the waiters could speak very good English. You can look through the menu while waiting. Their Chinese and English menu has very good explanations for each item to be ordered.

Men-ya Inoichi carries multiple types of ramen.

The menu goes beyond typical pork ramen to include wagyu beef option! Menya is renown for its dashi and bonito broths. You can get a choice of shiro shoyu (white soy sauce) or black soy for your base. We ordered different broth for tasting.

Check out Menya Inoichi Official website for their latest menu and pricing.

Their ramen is a bit more expensive compared to other restaurants, almost doubling the cost of some other shops. Probably because they use only premium ingredients.

Shiro Shoyu (White Soy Sauce) Ramen

Here’s a closer look at those delicious ramen from Men-ya Inoichi.

The signature dish “Dashi Soba (Shiro)” with extra topping. The ramen was beautifully presented with all the goodies. Besides the usual noodles and topping, there are also bamboo shoots, green onions, bonito flakes, and half a ramen egg for a complete meal.

I had the white soy sauce ramen and truly enjoyed it.

Among the toppings in the soup, the thin slices of pork are a big highlight. The thickness is just right, and it has enough fat but not too greasy. It was delicious and went so well with the seafood flavors of the ramen.

The seafood broth is made by blending various types of dried bonito flakes sourced from Kagoshima. The resulting dashi broth is light yet rich, bursting with umami. It has an overall gentle flavor, but is still, full of deep rich seafood flavor.

The ultra-thin shaved bonito flakes add depth to the flavor. The marinated soft-boiled egg was perfect!

While the noodles are slightly firmer than other common ramen shops.

Dark Soy Ramen

While my friend have the dark soy ramen. The soup is more thick but not too fatty. Both were incredibly flavorful and at the time, the most complex and nuanced bowls of ramen we had ever tasted.

At the counter, there are various types of spices and condiments available on the table. You can use them to enhance your dining experience.

Special highlight: There is freshly shredded kelp (konbu), which can be used as a condiment for the broth. You can add shredded kelp to increase the soup’s saltiness. However, we recommend that you taste the original soup first before adding any, as it can be slightly salty.

Overall: Kyoto Michelin Guide Menya Inoichi

In short, if you are looking for the best ramen in Kyoto, Menya Inoichi is definitely worth a try. The quality of their ramen is exceptional and they offer a memorable dining experience.

However, be prepared for a long wait as the queue can take up to 90 minutes. If you have a tight schedule, this may not be the best option for you. But if you can plan ahead and arrive early, you won’t be disappointed with the taste and quality of the ramen. Overall, I highly recommend Menya Inoichi for an authentic and delicious ramen experience in Kyoto.

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Day Trip to Himeji Itinerary: A Travel Guide Blog

by Emily | posted in: Kansai Wide Japan | 0

Last updated on December 21st, 2024

Don’t miss to visit Himeji Castle on your trip to the Kansai region. It is one of the Top Premier castles in Japan and is well-preserved. Use this Himeji travel guide blog to plan your Himeji itinerary!

Himeji Castle is a popular attraction located in Hyogo Prefecture. It is also known as the White Heron due to its beautiful white exterior and its imposing hilltop location. Unlike most castles that have been destroyed and reconstructed over the centuries, Himeji Castle is one of the very few original ones.

We visited Himeji (姫路市) as part of our travel itinerary using the JR Kansai Wide Area Pass. Although there isn’t much to do in Himeji, still, visitors come to Himeji just to be mesmerized by the castle’s beauty. It is a popular destination and is considered one of the most beautiful castles in the country. During our visit, we found the Himeji Castle to be one of our favorite castles, and we also enjoyed Kokoen Garden, which was one of our favorite Japanese gardens.

If you plan on visiting Himeji, be sure to check out our detailed Himeji travel guide blog for all the information you need to plan your Himeji day trip itinerary.

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How To Get to Himeji

Himeji Castle is located in Hyogo prefecture and makes for an easy day trip from Osaka or Kyoto. One way from Osaka to Himeji took you about 30 minutes to 1.5 hour depending on the train. The best option for long-distance travel is the Shinkansen.

From Shin-Osaka Station (新大阪駅) to Himeji:

By Local JR Rapid Train: Take the Tokaido-Sanyo Line rapid train to go to Himeji Station. It’ll take about 1 hour and 8 minutes and cost around ¥1,520 for one-way.
By Shinkansen: Take the shinkansen to Himeji Station. This will take about 30 minutes and cost around ¥3,500 for one way.

From Kyoto Station (京都駅) to Himeji:

By Local JR Rapid Train: Take the Tokaido-Sanyo Line rapid train to go to Himeji Station. It’ll take about 1 hour and 30 minutes and cost around ¥2,310 for one way.
By Shinkansen: Direct Shinkansen take around 55 minutes to reach Himeji from Kyoto.

Tour to Himeiji: Himeji can be visit on your own. But if you prefer to have a guide, you may be interested to join the guided tour. Check out the Himeji Castle, Arima Onsen and Mt. Rokko Day Tour from Osaka.

Money Saving Transport Pass to Himeji

If you’re planning to visit Himeji and want to save money and time on transportation, there are many transport passes that you can use. Consider to purchase one of the Japan transport passes listed below if you plan to travel long distances during your Japan itinerary.

Here is a list of transportation passes that you can consider:

Japan Rail Pass: Get the 7-Day, 14-Day, and 21-Day to travel within the whole Japan.
JR Kansai Wide Area Pass: Travel for 5-Day within the Kansai Wide Area.
Kansai Hiroshima Pass: Travel for 5-Day within the Kansai Wide Area and Hiroshima.

Take note there are some limitation based on the transport pass to get to Himeji. The Japan Rail Pass is valid on Sakura, Hikari and Kodama trains, but not on Nozomi trains.

Meanwhile, the JR Kansai Wide Area Pass and JR Kansai Hiroshima Pass are valid on all trains did not cover the Shinkansen route between Kyoto and Shin-Osaka. Alternatively, you can take the local JR train from Kyoto Stationto to Shin-Osaka Station, and then transfer to Shinkansen to Himeji Station.

You can visit Himeji Castle on your own or you can book a guided tour through Klook.

Getting Around in Himeji City

Once you arrived Himeji, the broad Otemae-dori Street leads straight from JR Himeji Station to Himeji Castle. It is about a 20-minute walk from the train station.

You can also take the bus to Himejijo Otemonmae stop from Himeji Station. The bus stop is located in front of the station and it costs ¥100 for one way.

Where To Stay in Himeji

Himeji City is a charming town located in Hyogo Prefecture, approximately 100km west of Osaka. Most visitors usually take a day trip to Himeji and then return to Osaka or Kyoto. However, if you prefer the relaxing atmosphere of a small town, we would recommend staying overnight.

There are plenty of good and affordable accommodation options in Himeji. The majority of hostels and hotels are located near Himeji Station. Here are our top recommendations:

High Range: Hotel Monterey Himeji – If you are looking for a luxurious stay near the train station, Hotel Monterey Himeji is an excellent choice. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable, providing everything you need for a short stay. Guests can also enjoy a public hot bath to relax. You can experience luxury accommodation at a reasonable price.

Mid-Range: Richmond Hotel Himeji – This hotel is another great option for those wanting to stay in Himeji. The rooms are simple and modern, providing a comfortable stay in Himeji. The hotel is located just south of Himeji Station.

Mid-Budget: Tabist Capsule Hotel APODS Himeji Station – They offer affordable all-male and all-female dorms with clean facilities and all necessary amenities. The capsule hotel is conveniently located in front of Himeji Station.

What To Do on Himeji Day Trip Itinerary

We only had half a day to explore Himeji, so we didn’t plan to visit many places on our Himeji itinerary. Our primary focus was on visiting Himeji Castle and the Koko-en Garden, which can easily take around 3 to 4 hours.

If you plan to continue your trip to other parts of Japan, consider visiting Kobe, Okayama, or even Hiroshima. These places are great travel destinations.

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Himeji Castle

When in Himeji City, visiting the Himeji Castle is a must-do for your itinerary.

Unlike other castles in Japan, Himeji Castle (姫路城) stands out for its unique and famous brilliant white color. Most Japanese castles have white walls and dark roofs, but Himeji Castle has light gray roofs, which give it a clean and minimalistic all-white look. It’s no wonder that this castle is known as “Hakurojo” or the “White Heron Castle”. It looks different and stands out from other Japanese castles.

Himeji Castle, one of the few original castles in Japan, was constructed between 1601 and 1609.

Despite facing battles and political unrest with feudal lords, the castle survived through the years. It is rated as one of the Top Three Japan Premier Castles, alongside Kumamoto Castle and Matsumoto Castle. Himeji Castle is the most famous and visited castle in Japan, with almost three million visitors each year.

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The Himeji Castle’s main building has a total of seven floors (including a basement) and surrounded by several keeps, moats, and defensive stone-brick walls.

Inside Himeji Castle Building

Walk the castle grounds to imagine life in feudal Japan. You can also get a little help picturing ancient times. You can opt to go inside and explore the building which I recommend.

Like other castles in Japan, the interior of the Himeji Castle is empty and devoid of furniture.

However, there are some noteworthy architectural features and displays to observe as you navigate through the various floors in the castle.

The castle gets more and more narrow as you reach the top and the stairs get steeper, but you get a nice view at the top.

Enjoy the nice view from Himeji Castle at the top.

You’ll need a few hours to explore the area as this place is huge. So be sure to plan your Himeji itinerary accordingly if you want to spend time on the historical building.

Entrance to the castle is ¥1,000 for adults. But you can get a combination ticket for the Himeji Castle and Koko-en Garden at ¥1,050. This is truly a great deal and you can spend time to see the Japanese garden.

Himeji Castle, one of the top historical attractions in Hyogo Prefecture
Operating Hours: Daily from 9:00 to 17:00 (last entry at 16:00)
Admission: ¥1,000 for the Castle only and ¥1,050 for the Castle and Koko-en Garden
Estimated Time to Spend: At least 2-3 hours.

Getting there: Walk 20 minutes from the JR Himeji Station or take the bus to Himejijo Otemonmae stop from Himeji Station (¥100 for one way)

Koko-en Garden

Just a short walk from the west of the castle’s main gate (Otemon Gate), you’ll find another beautiful Japanese Garden.

The Koko-en Garden (好古園) was established in 1620, after the construction of Himeji Castle. The garden was built next to the Castle. The garden was the former site of the Nishi-Oyashiki, the feudal lord’s West Residence area.

The tranquil Koko-en Garden has nine different themes. Stroll along the meandering walking paths will take you through the different sections of the garden. There is a large central pond with a bridge that makes for a nice photo spot. Taking a stroll through the grounds is one of the most relaxing things to do in Himeji.

I’ve been to a few gardens in Japan, but Koko-en was one of my favorites. Although it isn’t as big or impressive as Kenroku-en in Kanazawa, I found its design to be pleasant and relaxing. I was particularly impressed by the surrounding area, which is surrounded by this amazing park and makes for a picturesque stroll.

Koko-en Garden (好古園)
Address: 68 Honmachi, Himeji, Hyogo 670-0012, Japan
Opening Hours: Daily from 9:00 to 17:00 (Last entry 16:30)
Admission Fee: for garden only and ¥1,050 for the Castle and Koko-en Garden
Estimated Time to Spend: At least 1 hour.

Overall: A Visit to Himeji Castle

All in all, a visit to Himeji is worth it!

There are many beautiful castles in Japan and some of them can be very similar. But we would highly recommended you visit the Himeji Castle. The castle revered as perhaps one of the most spectacular castle in Japan because of its size, beauty, and remarkable state of preservation. This castle is about 1 hour train ride from Osaka, so it’s a good place to visit if you’re nearby!

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Hai Kah Lang: Fabulous Fresh Seafood Noodles

by Emily | posted in: Malaysia | 0

Last updated on December 22nd, 2024

Hai Kah Lang is a famous local eatery that has been awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand Award. Below is our dining experience at the Hai Kah Lang for its fabulous seafood noodles.

Hai Kah Lang (海脚人) is well-known for specializing in fresh seafood noodles for years. The restaurant has gained popularity since being awarded the Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2022 and still counting. Many locals and eaters come to taste their delicious seafood noodles.

We couldn’t resist the temptation and frequently return and try out Hai Kah Lang’s menu to see how fresh their seafood is. Below, we will share our dining experience at Hai Kah Lang.

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Hai Kah Lang

Hai Kah Lang (海脚人) has multiple branches throughout Malaysia. Its main branch located in Yulek Cheras, and additional locations in Petaling Jaya, Jalan Imbi (opposite TRX), Sri Petaling, Johor Bahru, and still counting.

Hai Kah Lang Seafood Noodle and Fish Head Noodle (Main)
Address: 44, Jalan Kaskas 2, Taman Cheras, 56100 Kuala Lumpur.
Business Hour: Daily from 8:00 to 17:00

Hai Kah Lang TRX
Address: 32 & 34, Jalan Utara, Off, Jln Imbi, Imbi, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.
Business Hour: Daily from 8:00 to 14:00

Hai Kah Lang PJ Seapark
Address: 36, Jalan 21/12, Sea Park, 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Business Hour: Daily from 8:00 to 21:30

Hai Kah Lang Sri Petaling
Address: 51 & 53, Jalan Radin Anum, Bandar Baru Sri Petaling, 57000 Kuala Lumpur.
Business Hour: Daily from 8:00 to 21:30

Hai Kah Lang JB Sentosa
Address: 173, Jalan Sutera, Taman Sentosa, 80150 Johor Bahru, Johor.
Business Hour: Daily from 8:00 to 21:30

Friendly reminder: Come early as certain seafood may run out in the mid of the day.

Hai Kah Lang PJ Seapark

Hai Kah Lang Seapark Petaling Jaya — Hai Kah Lang PJ Seapark branch

Below we will share some of the food experience at Hai Kah Lang PJ Seapark branch.

The restaurant is a two-story shop located at the corner of a line of shops. As soon as you walk in, you’ll be amazed by how busy it is. Everyone was waiting patiently to be seated.

Their ordering system is efficient. Just took a number from the counter and wait for it to be called. While waiting, the waiter will take your order to save time once you are seated.

During peak hours, queues are expected, but they move quickly. We waited for about 20 minutes to be seated, but it was worth it.

The staff can be seen preparing the food in the open kitchen, and you can also catch a glimpse of their fresh seafood from the aquarium and kitchen area.

Inside Hai Kah Lang — The lively ground floor

The ground floor is lively, packed with an open kitchen and dining area.

Hai Kah Lang Fresh Seafood — Upper Floor

While the upper floor is more comfortable and spacious, equipped with air-conditioners. Mostly families and bigger groups will be sitted on the upper floor.

Hai Kah Lang TRX

The Hai Kah Lang has opened a new outlet on Jalan Imbi, across from TRX. This location is very convenient and has become popular among locals and foreign visitors alike. Many people come here to enjoy fresh seafood. As expected, there was already a lively queue winding its way outside the restaurant. Chairs were set up for waiting patrons.

The dining areas are quite spacious and they even have large round tables for big groups. We waited for almost an hour during lunchtime on the weekend.

Similar to the other branches, Hai Kah Lang TRX also has a spacious kitchen area where guests can observe the staff in action. A variety of fresh seafood is displayed in fish tanks and on ice.

What To Eat in Hai Kah Lang

There are many delicious options to choose from at Hai Kah Lang’s menu. Firstly, you can select from a variety of seafood including fish, clams, octopus, lobster, oysters, and more.

Next, you can choose your broth from options such as clear soup with rice wine, tom yum, and laksa. Lastly, you can also select your preferred noodles. If you prefer, you can also just order seafood without the noodles. This is a great option for people who just want to savor the seafood without the noodles.

The side dishes menu also offers exciting options such as fried fishcake, braised shark lips, blanched octopus, and fresh raw oysters.

For those trying it for the first time, we recommend the mixed seafood bowl which includes a variety of seafood such as crab, clams, fish, squid, and shrimp all in one bowl. Other popular options include fried fish head noodles, clam, or grouper fish noodles.

Prices vary based on the seafood of your choice, but generally range from RM18 to RM30 for a bowl of seafood noodles. Prepare to spend about RM40 including the drinks.

Mixed Seafood Noodles Bowl

When we first time visited Hai Kah Lang, we ordered the Hai Kah Lang’s signature – mixed seafood bowl with clear soup.

The huge bowl is so fabulous, and it came with fleshy small flower crabs, a tiger prawn, boneless grouper fish, clams, lots of squids, and our choice of mixian noodles.

The seafood was cooked impeccably and retained its freshness. It was a great experience to taste all the freshness seafood in one bowl.

The broth’s flavor was exceptional, with aromas of Huadiao wine and a delightful blend of rich and aromatic taste. It was topped with a slight amount of garlic oil, which enhanced the flavor and made it so tasty!

Don’t forget to try the noodles with the belacan dip. It has a subtle tanginess that complements the seafood well and it’s not too spicy. It’s truly addictive!

Fish Head Noodles

The Seafood bowl is so delicious. We keep returned to try out their remaining dishes on the menu.

Hai Kah Lang is also famous for its signature Fish Head Noodles. The dish comprises a bowl of noodles in milky soup, accompanied by fresh pieces of different parts of a grouper’s head in another bowl. The flavorful milky broth is one of the highlights of this dish.

You are opted to choose clear soup or milky soup.

Red Snapper Fish Noodles

Another excellent recommendation is the exquisite Red Snapper Fish Noodles.

It’s a perfect option for those who want to savor the fish’s sweetness. The bowl retains the natural essence of the fish, adding to the overall delightful taste of the dish.

We also tried tiger prawn or ming prawn options for those who love prawns. The Tom Yum version is particularly flavorful. However, please note that the Tom Yum soup needs to pay for additional fee but it’s worth it.

For me, it is worth the try but I still prefer the freshness of the clear soup.

Side Dishes

We ordered a small plate of baby octopus and clams.

The food were cooked to perfection with the right timing and served with a delicious dipping sauce. I enjoyed the taste, but the serving size was too small. Perhaps I should order more next time.

Overall: Hai Kah Lang Seafood Noodles

Hai Kah Lang Michelin Bib Gourmand Award

All in all, Hai Kah Lang is an excellent place for seafood enthusiast who looking for a satisfying meal. The seafood noodles are exceptionally delicious and made with fresh ingredients. The wait may be long at peak hour, but the freshness of the seafood make the long wait worthwhile.

We was pleasantly surprised by the reasonable prices, and I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a seafood bowl. Their seafood noodles is a must-try dish that will leave you craving for more.

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Gion Duck Noodles

How To Queue at Gion Duck Noodles

What To Order

Inside the Gion Duck Noodles Restaurant

Tasty Duck Noodles

Tender Duck Meat

Light but Flavorful Broth

Chewy Ramen Noodles

Overall: Must-Eat Kyoto Duck Noodles

Menya Inoichi

Menya Inoichi Menu

Shiro Shoyu (White Soy Sauce) Ramen

Dark Soy Ramen

Overall: Kyoto Michelin Guide Menya Inoichi

How To Get to Himeji

Money Saving Transport Pass to Himeji

Getting Around in Himeji City

Where To Stay in Himeji

What To Do on Himeji Day Trip Itinerary

Himeji Castle

Inside Himeji Castle Building

Koko-en Garden

Overall: A Visit to Himeji Castle

Hai Kah Lang

Hai Kah Lang PJ Seapark

Hai Kah Lang TRX

What To Eat in Hai Kah Lang

Mixed Seafood Noodles Bowl

Fish Head Noodles

Red Snapper Fish Noodles

Side Dishes

Overall: Hai Kah Lang Seafood Noodles