Ramen Megumi
Ramen Megumi is a Neutral Bay restaurant from Jun Toyoda. He's also the chef and owner at Ramen Osan, a tiny Chinatown eatery known for serving thick noodles and one of the most collagen-heavy and rich tonkotsu broths in Sydney, and Wok and Noodle Bar, its Kings Cross spin-off.
The ramen served at Megumi is the same as what you’ll find at Ramen Osan. The tonkotsu is thick, the chicken broth is rich and the noodles elastic but slightly chewy. One of the standouts here is the gyokai tonkotsu, a powerful, fishy and almost-black ramen made with snapper head, bonito and pork bones.
The rest of the menu is typical of the casual fare popular in Japan among students and CBD workers looking for quick meals. There’s a huge Japanese curry with pieces of crisp katsu, various don combos, a chashu bowl and simple sushi combos.
Megumi is takeaway orientated. There’s barely 20 seats and minimal decor, just a few curtains decorated with Japanese characters; some lanterns (one labelled with giant characters spelling “tonkotsu”); and that same red-and-black theme seen in many cheap and cheerful Japanese joints.
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