Ramen Hartamas: Verified Spots to Order via GrabFood

The Solaris Mont Kiara and Publika corridors along Jalan Solaris and Solaris Dutamas 1 are where most of the dedicated ramen activity in this area concentrates. Both spots below specialise in Japanese ramen, with menus that include multiple tonkotsu, miso, and dry ramen variants. Ratings are drawn from verified GrabFood order counts, giving a reliable read on what regular customers think. If you are also browsing options at the nearby Publika mall, the dedicated page on ramen at Publika covers that location in more detail.

Ramen lovers in Mont Kiara have a solid destination in Hanabi Izakaya Sake and Dining, tucked into the Solaris strip and offering a menu that goes well beyond a single house bowl. The classic Tonkotsu Ramen (Pork Bone Soup) 豚骨汤拉面 anchors the lineup, while those who prefer a bolder kick can go for the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen (Spicy Pork Bone Soup) 辣豚骨汤拉面 instead. For something different, the Shoyu Maze Soba (Japanese Dry Ramen) 酱油拌拉面 and the Umakara Maze Soba (Japanese Spicy Dry Ramen) 香辣浓郁拌拉面 bring a dry-style alternative to the table, rounding out what is a genuinely varied ramen card. Do note that this is a non-Halal establishment.

Sitting inside Publika at Solaris Dutamas, Robataya Ramen & Donburi keeps things focused with a tight selection built around tonkotsu-style broths. The straightforward Tonkotsu Ramen is the natural starting point, but the Tonkotsu Kuro Ramen offers a darker, richer direction for those who want more depth. Another option is the Tonkotsu Mala Ramen, which layers a mala-spiced heat into the familiar pork bone base, a combination that suits anyone after something with a bit more punch. This is a non-Halal outlet.

Restoran Kannichikan Yakiniku in Desa Sri Hartamas is primarily a yakiniku destination, but the menu makes room for at least one ramen option worth noting. The Karubi-Ramen brings the two worlds together, pairing the yakiniku experience with a ramen format that suits diners who want a more substantial, meaty bowl. It's a distinctive combination that sets this non-Halal spot apart from the more single-minded ramen houses in the neighbourhood.