SeEat restaurant guide
High Five Ramen menu: pork miso, mushroom miso or shoyu?
The useful first choice is the broth: pork and miso in Tonkotsu, mushroom miso in Maitake, or Shoyu’s dashi direction. The named egg, pork belly and mushroom toppings also matter; a mushroom broth alone does not establish a vegan bowl.
Three bowl examples only, not the complete menu. The wider saved extras description invents a combined bowl, and Shoyu’s dashi differs between restaurant sources. Confirm broth and additions separately. English, Chinese and Spanish are available.
Broth first, then egg, pork and mushrooms
Compare the two miso directions and confirm the Shoyu dashi difference before choosing.
Pork, miso and black garlic oil
Tonkotsu
The selected bowl names pork-miso broth, pork belly, seasoned egg, black garlic oil, bean sprouts and scallions. Compare that pork-based direction with Maitake’s mushroom broth, rather than choosing only by the ramen name.
Mushroom miso with egg and sesame
Maitake
The restaurant’s menu names mushroom-miso broth, maitake, egg, black garlic and toasted sesame. Egg remains part of the listed bowl; mushroom broth is not evidence of a vegan preparation.
Confirm the dashi ingredients
Shoyu
The saved description and website name chicken dashi, but the restaurant-linked ordering menu names pork and chicken dashi. Both name pork belly and egg. Choose this only with that source difference in mind, not as a chicken-only or pork-free broth.
A route through these choices
Broth, toppings and spice are separate decisions; extras are individual additions.
01
Start with broth and toppings
Compare pork-miso and mushroom-miso first, then read egg, pork and sesame individually. The linked ordering menu also discloses peanut oil for Tonkotsu and possible peanut oil for other bowls; confirm ingredients that matter to you.
02
Choose spice separately
The website lists no, quarter, half and full spice, with Kanabo separate. These labels do not establish a measured heat level; the restaurant warns strongly about Kanabo.
03
Keep extras as additions
Noodles, egg, menma, bok choy and mushrooms are separate extras on the primary menu. Do not order them as the combined bowl invented by the saved description.
Before choosing
Is the extras list another ramen bowl?
No. The website separates the additions; the saved description incorrectly combines them into one noodle bowl. This guide excludes that generated combination.
Does Shio have a confirmed citrus broth?
The saved description adds citrus, while both reviewed restaurant sources name chicken dashi without that detail. This guide does not use the citrus claim.
Choose with the preparation in mind
Continue with this saved menu or find SeEat for other unfamiliar menus.