Wandering Fel

The menu looks so funky in yellow. Miso Cool serves Japanese food. 

They have a lot of iced drink varieties too since it's summer when we came. 

The restaurant is pretty big so I don't think it will be a problem to find a seat here. 

My friend had a yakiniku ramen which is served with a rice ball and a bowl of miso soup. 

While I, on the other hand, the always hungry one, opted for yakiniku beef don, which is served with tofu slices (why no rice ball?) and a bowl of miso soup. 

Miso Cool is located at the basement level of K11 Art Mall. If you come through the MTR underpass, you will not miss it as it is located right in the centre. 

We did not really immediately go in because we could not tell for sure if this is really a proper restaurant or what. But since our stomach were growling, we decided to just give this place a try. Especially since the food prices are rather student-friendly. Later on, we found out the name of the restaurant is i-Ramen. Well the mascot is kinda cute. i-Ramen sells mostly Japanese ramen and don (re: rice bowl). 

I ordered a yakiniku don. The bowl looks kinda messy with all the eggs and corns but it tasted quite good. It gives you that kind of comfy feeling. 

My friend ordered the Tempura Don. I guess all rice bowl comes with corns. Haha. She loves it. 

The rice bowl costs 100+ NTD. I suppose that's quite a good price and I saw a lot of school students hanging out here. I could not really explain where exactly the place is located. So sorry but if you are interested to visit the place, I guess you have to rely on the yellow sign. And the aunty who hold the menu. =P