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Kidoya Ramen @ Tankung Tokong, Penang


Kidoya Ramen @ Tanjung Tokong, Penang

Closed on Wednesday

If you are tight in budget and couldn't afford the expensive ramen in other places, have a try before the promotion end.The ramen is so cheap during the promotion period, only RM9.90. I think the promotion is still on since Japanese and Korean restaurant is so competitive around that area. I would say the portion is really worth for the money and it will definitely fill out your tummy. 

I bumped into this restaurant while we had no idea what to eat and were so hungry at 4pm.


Don't expect too much for the taste though since the selling price is much more cheaper than others like Edo Ichi. Personally think that compare to Zanmai Sushi or Sushi King, ramen here is better, in term of taste and money. Truly, it is very hard to find good Ramen in Penang.

 I am pretty fussy with the soup. If the soup meant to be warm, please make it warm!


Can't remember how much we paid for saba fish but it was cheap too, around RM 19 to RM 23 for a set meal. Big portion and big fish and that's enough to feed Ah Boy and to make him happy. Again don't expect too much for the taste, at least cheap and edible.
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Location: Tanjong Takong, Tanjung Tokong, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia

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