Ramen Kagetsu Arashi

I was here I think, 2nd day after they opened, so I was not expecting they would be on a full swing in terms of service and preparation, But I liked it. We ordered Arashi Gengotsu, soup was kinda oily but the taste was good, not too garlicky nor to salty.. The egg was just ordinary hard boiled egg and you have to order and pay additional if you want it soyed. I want my tamago to be flavorful. I like the that fact that they have kid's meal on the menu too.. The price was reasonable.

Cleanliness and sanitation: 5/5 service: 4.5/5 Ambiance: very good 4.5/5 food: I've been here few times to try the other ramen, salty and not too salty. Gyoza is just right. I love the seaweed! I am giving the food 4/5 Since the location is in BGC people should expect that the food will be pricey.

Space is beautiful, and we settled in a roomy booth. There are very few selections (3 4 ramen types), but each one is simple, very delicious and not over seasoned. The gyoza was also delicious, although I've had better. Order the sea salt ramen springy noodles, surprising hint of sweetness and umami, fragrant broth. Balance with their salad with corn, cucumber, crabsticks. A bit pricey, but good for once in a while ramen fix.

Pricey but totally worth it! Itameshi is a must try! Though their staff is a little bit unwelcoming at times especially after lunch peak hours.

Ramen kagetsu is near ascott hotel bgc. For a spicy food person lover like me i honestly enjoyed the barikara ramen, unlike the ones in ikkoryu ramen. This is just a small place, not so photo friendly if you are aiming to go here for you instagram feeds. Teppan rice is not that good in service considering the price. But i will surely go back here for the spicy ramen. 3