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Sanpoutei Ramen
253 Holland Ave, Singapore 278982
Sanpoutei Ramen serves Japanese noodle dishes in Queenstown at 253 Holland Ave. With a 4.2 rating from over 1,100 reviews, it offers mid-range pricing for its ramen offerings.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Sanpoutei Ramen is known for its unique take on ramen, particularly the Tsukemen, which features a rich, flavourful dipping sauce.
We note consistent praise for the quality of their chashu pork, described as tender, peppery, and melting in the mouth.
The Tsukemen noodles are generally found to be springy and well-cooked, though some find them slightly underdone or that they don't absorb the soup's flavour as much as traditional ramen noodles.
While the dipping sauce for the Tsukemen is a highlight, some feedback suggests the ramen broth can be oily or lack depth, particularly the spicy miso.
Portions are sometimes considered small, and the soup can cool quickly due to strong air-conditioning.
A significant concern raised is the reported smell of sewage or drains at the Queenstown outlet, impacting the dining experience for some.
The Nanban chicken is a recommended side dish.
Verdict: Worth trying for the Tsukemen and excellent chashu, but be prepared for potential wait times of 15-30 minutes on weekends and consider visiting during off-peak hours to avoid crowds and potential cleanliness issues reported at the Queenstown outlet.
The $17 Tsukemen is a good entry point.
Signature
Tsukemen
Best time
Before peak lunch/dinner hours
Wait time
15-30 minutes on weekends
Price
$$ ($15-25/person)
Score: 65 · 5 sources
What customers say
Sanpoutei Ramen generally receives positive feedback for its flavorful and tender chashu, with many praising its melt-in-your-mouth quality.
The tsukemen dipping sauce is a highlight, described as rich and well-balanced, though some find the noodles don't absorb the soup flavor well.
However, some customers report issues with ramen being overly oily or bland, and there are occasional complaints about the cleanliness of the Queenstown outlet and the temperature of the soup.
Google Reviews
Went once to the Paragon outlet and found it good. But when i went back, the staff there were not so nice (there was no queue and they let customers who came after us go first). So decided to give thi…
Ordered sardine Tsukemen (silent t) for $19.01. Not quite sure the correct way to eat but my style not too overwhelming. Will try to just dip it into the sauce next time. But I am very curious what do…
Pork slices are very soft. Egg is flavourful. Pork soup is rich. Noodles are springy. Excellent ramen. Prices are high but I think it’s worth it.
great service and cosy interior sardine tsukemen was great and the ramen and onigiri was so-so. the ramen was slightly oily and lack depth of flavour. would come back for the tsukemen!
Always love the ramen here. I find its closest to what you have in japan especially when you try the tonkotsu ramen. So rich, flavourful and slurp friendly!
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