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Bowl of ramen with orange broth, noodles, sliced pork and green onions
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Ramentic keeps ramen under $20 as Canberra's bowls get pricier

Ramentic, which opened in 2017 as Canberra's first ramen bar, keeps all six bowls under $20 despite competitors turning pricey.

When Ramentic opened its doors nine years ago, Canberra had virtually no ramen scene. The demand was so unexpected that the shop ran out of broth on one of its first weekends.

Now ramen is everywhere across the city, but most places have climbed toward the premium end. Competing restaurants charge more for handmade noodles, truffle oils, and specialty broths.

Ramentic has stayed simple and kept all six bowls under $20. No mix-and-match toppings, no overcomplicated flavours, just classic tonkotsu, miso, and chicken broths.

For a reader who wants good ramen without the price tag, it still delivers.

2017
Year opened
Canberra's first dedicated ramen bar
Status at opening
Under $20
Price ceiling for all bowls
Six bowls
Bowl varieties

Why it mattersIf you want quality ramen in Canberra without premium prices, this place still offers it when most competitors have moved upmarket.

AustraliaCanberra diners looking for affordable Japanese ramen have a standout option as most other ramen venues have raised prices.

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