Porky goodness at Hakata Tonshu Ramen

One gets extremely spoilt for choice of food at Pavillion Bukit Jalil. A quick walk at level 1 and there're just so many options to choose from. Hakata Tonshu Ramen's typical Japanese streetside restaurant decor was the first thing that caught my eye. Their banner stand highlighting the porky options were what drew me in. That and the fact that there were more people in here than most other similar sized restaurants. It's typical of most touchless restaurants that we scan a QR code to order. It was a pity that most of their options were unavailable, so we went for the Chashu Don and Chashu Tsukemen. Right off the bat, I didn't like that they served a dollop of chilli paste on top on the Chashu. We didn't want the spice as the kids were also eating, so it was a hassle removing it. Otherwise, the Chashu Don was actually quite tasty. Chashu Tsukemen with Shio soup was also quite good. The noodles itself were tasteless without the soup. Shio soup broth was very porky and delicious. Probably should've tried the Chashu Ramen instead but my husband wanted to try something different. Both dishes were a hit with the kids so that's also another plus point. Didn't quite like their selection of music, expected J-pop or Japanese rap songs but ah well, just a minor thing. Would go back to try their other dishes, provided its available. Was a pity that most of the items on their menu was unavailable when we visited. Address - Lot 1.14, Level 1, Pavillion Bukit Jalil, Ambiance/Facilities - 4/5 Highlights - Chashu Don, Chashu Ramen, Buta Don Avg. Price per Person - RM18-RM30 Rating - 4/5 #ramen #chashudon #chashu #tsukemen #pork #nonhalal