This October, Menya Itto Ramen makes its Malaysia debut with a flagship outlet in Genting. Known for its distinctive tsukemen, the Japanese ramen brand brings a new dining experience to Malaysia and marks another step in KCK’s expansion into international F&B brands.
KCK F&B Group is pleased to welcome Menya Itto to Malaysia, with the celebrated Japanese ramen brand preparing to open its first Malaysian restaurant in Genting Highlands.
Originating from Shinkoiwa, Tokyo, Menya Itto has built its reputation around its signature tsukemen and dedication to Japanese ramen craftsmanship. Its upcoming arrival in Malaysia marks a new chapter in the brand’s international journey and an important addition to KCK F&B Group’s growing portfolio.
From Tokyo to Malaysia
Menya Itto began in Tokyo with a strong focus on craftsmanship, consistency and attention to detail.
The brand is particularly recognised for its tsukemen, where noodles are served separately from a rich dipping broth, allowing diners to experience the texture of the noodles and depth of the broth with every bite.
Following its expansion beyond Japan into markets including Taiwan and Thailand, Menya Itto is now preparing to bring its dining experience to Malaysia for the first time.
A New Destination in Genting Highlands
Surrounded by the cool mountain climate of Genting Highlands, the upcoming restaurant offers a fitting setting for a comforting bowl of ramen or a satisfying serving of tsukemen.
The opening reflects KCK F&B Group’s continued commitment to introducing distinctive dining concepts and internationally recognised brands to the Malaysian market.
Through this collaboration, the aim is to bring the character and craftsmanship of Menya Itto closer to Malaysian diners while preserving the experience that has shaped the brand since its beginnings in Tokyo.
Crafted for the Malaysian Market
The Genting Highlands restaurant will offer a Muslim-friendly menu with no pork, allowing a wider range of guests to experience Menya Itto in Malaysia.
While adapting to the local market, the focus remains on preserving the techniques, flavours and attention to detail behind every bowl.
From Tokyo to Taiwan and Thailand, and now Malaysia, the journey continues.
Menya Itto Genting Highlands — Opening Soon.