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Takagi Ramen @ Eastpoint Mall
3 Simei Street 6, #01-31, Singapore 528833
Takagi Ramen @ Eastpoint Mall serves Japanese ramen in Tampines at budget-friendly prices. Located at 3 Simei Street 6, #01-31, the spot draws consistent feedback from diners across more than a thousand reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 55 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
We think Takagi Ramen at Eastpoint Mall is a solid option for an affordable ramen fix, especially if you're in the Tampines area.
The Black Gold Series, featuring the Kinyama Ramen and Kuroyama Ramen, seems to be a popular draw, with the Kinyama Ramen offering an interesting combination of shoyu broth, chashu, crispy golden enoki, and parmesan cheese.
Reviewers highlight the wallet-friendly prices, making it a good choice for a casual meal, particularly on a rainy day.
However, we've noted some inconsistencies in food quality and service.
While some praise the delicious and affordable meals, others report issues like lukewarm soup, dry meat, and the use of pre-cooked hard-boiled eggs instead of hanjuku eggs, even when paid for.
The cleanliness of the outlet has also been a point of concern.
Despite these criticisms, the brand's community initiatives and kid-friendly offerings (like free gifts with kids' meals) are commendable.
We'd recommend trying the Kinyama Ramen for its unique flavour profile, but be prepared for potential variations in execution.
It's a reliable everyday option, not a destination meal.
Signature
Kinyama Ramen
Price
Below $10/person
Score: 55 · 5 sources
What customers say
Takagi Ramen @ Eastpoint Mall receives praise for its affordable and delicious ramen, including the Black Gold Series (Kinyama and Kuroyama Ramen) and creative seasonal offerings like Halloween treats.
Many appreciate the brand's community involvement and kid-friendly initiatives.
However, some customers express strong dissatisfaction with increasing prices, perceived low-quality ingredients, dry meat, overly salty soup, and the use of hard-boiled eggs instead of hanjuku eggs.
Service issues, including lukewarm soup and staff attitude, have also been reported, alongside concerns about cleanliness and a lingering smell in the dining area.
Google Reviews
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Got my drink in 10minutes, i got pearls for my milk tea. Milk tea was good not that sweet as compared to other stores i drink. However, the pearl were not chewy at all, in fact it was hard in the insi…
Dined the day before and mistakenly left baby’s fork and spoon there. Trying my luck the next day hoping they did not throw and to my pleasant surprise, they washed and kept it. These little gestures…
Probably the worst outlet of Takagi in Singapore. Aircon is not working half the time, tables are uncleaned, you stand waiting for 20 minutes because it said wait to be seated although theres empty se…
Ramen lovers, it's time to rejoice. Their highly sought-after Black Gold Series, featuring Kinyama Ramen and Kuroyama Ramen, is finally back. Psst: are you team gold or black? Those who are team gold…
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