A Must-Visit Ramen Shop for Cat Lovers in Causeway Bay

mofusand-themed ramen shop has landed in Causeway Bay, so cute you have to rush there to eat immediately! They’ve also launched limited-edition ramen bowl and spoon sets, eco-friendly bags, and exquisite wooden pins. How can you resist not adding them to your purchase! The limited period lasts until the end of June, cat lovers definitely don’t want to miss it!

Black Soy Sauce Ramen
The exclusive black soy sauce broth is made by simmering chicken bones, pork bones, fresh fish, and more. The soup is rich and savory. The ramen is served with Japanese-style chashu, pork cartilage, fried shrimp, soft-boiled egg, tamago, seaweed, bamboo shoots, and mofusand fish slices. The noodles are springy and smooth, perfectly coated with the broth.

Special Curry Tossed Noodles
Curry tossed noodles with fried shrimp shaped like a cat, plus heart-shaped white radish—so healing! The curry sauce is rich and spicy, paired with fried chicken, fried shrimp crab, soft-boiled egg, and seaweed, making it a dish full of ingredients.

Special Takoyaki
Takoyaki is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, delivering the authentic taste of Japanese street food.

Special Three-Color Parfait
The three-flavor ice cream includes strawberry, matcha, and mango, paired with cantaloupe, strawberry, and blueberries. The base is made of crushed cookies with cream, offering a rich and layered texture.

Special Strawberry Coconut Jelly Soda
The soda is refreshing, paired with coconut jelly to add texture. It’s topped with a thick layer of cream and cute fried shrimp cat marshmallows, perfect for cooling down and quenching thirst.

Special White Peach Oolong Tea
The oolong tea is fragrant with a hint of white peach aroma, with just the right sweetness.

Toyama Noodle House
Shop G, 7 Hi Yuen Street, Causeway Bay

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