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Sanpoutei Ramen, Shaw House
350 Orchard Rd, #B1-04/05, Singapore 238868
Sanpoutei Ramen serves Japanese ramen at its Orchard location in Shaw House. Situated at 350 Orchard Road, the restaurant draws steady customer visits with a mid-range price point.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 75 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Sanpoutei Ramen at Shaw House is a solid option for Japanese ramen, particularly if you're seeking a taste of niboshi (dried sardine) broth.
The Sardine Tsukemen, priced around $17 before tax, is frequently highlighted for its rich, flavourful sardine and bonito broth, though some find it could be thicker.
The noodles across their offerings are generally praised for being chewy and springy.
The Niigata Shoyu Ramen is noted for its lighter, cleaner broth, appealing to those who prefer subtle flavours, while the Kotteri option offers a more experimental, richer profile with pork fat and garlic.
We'd recommend the Maze Soba with aburi chashu for a satisfying, flavourful dish with chewy noodles.
While the food quality is generally above average, some reviews suggest that the frequent queues, especially between 6:45 PM and 7:30 PM, might not always align with the overall dining experience, with observations of available seating and idling staff.
It's a reliable choice for a good bowl of ramen, but manage expectations regarding potential wait times.
Signature
Sardine Tsukemen
Best time
Before 6:45 PM or after 7:30 PM
Wait time
Short queue usually around 6:45-7:30 PM
Price
$$ ($15-25/person)
Score: 75 · 5 sources
What customers say
Sanpoutei Ramen at Shaw House is frequently praised for its rich, flavourful broths, particularly the sardine-based tsukemen and the Niigata Shoyu Ramen, which some find reminiscent of authentic Japanese flavours.
While the noodles are generally well-regarded for their chewiness, some customers note the tsukemen broth could be thicker.
Long queues are a common occurrence, though some patrons question if the wait is solely due to food quality, citing potential service inefficiencies.
Google Reviews
Second visit to this ramen shop at orchard road. Ordered spicy tsukemen again, but this time it doesn't taste as good again. Part of it maybe because I was not really hungry. Despite that, I will stil…
Definitely one of the better Ramen places in .sg. Noodle texture is nice and bouncy / stretchy もちもち. The sadine soup base is also something not easily found elsewhere locally.
Been here many times and always look forward to their sardine tsukemen. I like the dried tsukemen — the soup is rich and full of sardine and dried bonito flavour. Noodles are chewy and springy. Really…
The queue is always there. Waited for about 15mins to be seated. The ramen wise, if you are not into very savory type of ramen. This is not for you. The overall taste is too salty for me. For a compa…
My go to place if I crave for a good bowl of shoyu ramen, is at Sanpoutei (Shaw Center). The Tsukemen was their signature but I just felt that the sardine/bonito broth will be perfect if it’s thicker.…
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