Went here for lunch one day hoping to try the ramen but had to settle for udon as they did not serve ramen for lunch. The Udon was quite disappointing. The udon easily broke apart and the serving was bit small. Upside was that it was reasonably priced.

This is a pretty tiny Japanese restaurant(a bit claustrophobic) but good for a quick and authentic Japanese meal. The ramen was nice - nothing really to complain about. The prices are reasonable and the place is located in a great spot.

One of the better ramen serving restaurants in melbourne CBD. The ramen selection here is better than most. Tried the classic chashu ramen in miso broth. The flavour of the broth was well balanced. The noodles themselves were pretty much on the spot here - firm and not too soft. As well as being reasonably priced this is one of the better places for ramen.

Tried the Sapporo style ramen here which was unremarkable/average. The noodles again were again too soft for my liking. The broth flavour was broth was a little strong, perhaps a little too much MSG. The chashu that came with the ramen also a bit on the dry/tough side instead of tender which is what you would expect.

The Sapporo ramen here was just average. Nothing great but not that bad either. The noodles themselves were bit too soft or overcooked to my liking. There was a generous amount of toppings - the chashu however was not the fatty/melt in you mouth type. Broth was also very average. The place is quite small so either come early or prepared to wait for a seat.

Kenzan is another one that serves really authentic top quality Ramen. It is however more pricier than others. The noodles were cooked just about right. Broth was flavoursome but not too salty and there was generous amounts of chashu toppings. Another 'must try' if you are into Ramen.

Really authentic Ramen. The quality of the ramen is probably one of the best within Melbourne CBD. The pork however was a bit on the 'fatty' side for my liking. For quality ramen you would expect it to be pricy but they only charge $10 a bowl! If you like it that much they also have a loyalty card...10th visit gets you a free bowl of ramen goodness.

Approximate cost: $10

Japenese(run by Chineses) eat-in or take-away restaurant located in the food court of 530 Collins st. Food is pretty ordinary here...some of the sashimi(tuna) was so unfresh that I couldn't even swallow...miso soup was extremely salty...and everything else we had was pretty much of standard food-court quality.

Have been to Crystal Dragon a couple of times. Each time they have not disappointed but having said that there is nothing overly special about their food. If you're after some decent Chinese food with Malaysian influence, being able turn up without a booking and be served your food in a reasonable amount of time then Crystal Dragon will meet your needs.

I have attended this General Practice for the last few years. Usually the wait times(even when booking) are not long...the earlier in the day then more chance they won't be running behind schedule. Another advantage is that they bulk bill. I have been properly diagnosed each time except for once. I was prescribed throat lozenges which had no effect on my extremely sore/painful throat...it turned out that I actually had tonsillitis.