Hokkaido Fried Gyoza (Pork) - S$6. I never like the Gyoza here, as find the spring onion taste too overwhelming. But most people who tried it enjoyed the taste. Maybe it's just me.
Boiled Gyoza (S$6) - Didn't try this, so cannot comment on the taste. But I see another table of Japanese enjoying this boiled version, so it should be as authentic as those back in Japan.
Tokusen Shoyu Special Soy Sauce (Shoyu) Ramen (S$13) - This was my dinner. I prefer their shoyu sauce ramen over the pork broth one, simply because I don't like the garlicky pork broth. The shoyu was lighter in taste, and surprisingly less salty than the pork broth. The noodles, as usual, were of excellent quality. Same goes with the pork.
A reliable ramen shop which has stood the change of times.
Sapporo Ramen Miharu
1 Nanson Road
#01-11
The Gallery Hotel