Color-coded ramen from a Tokyo chain, with a side of corporate intrigue, now in K11. Universal Noodle, otherwise known as Nagi, features four types of ramen, in four colors. You're looking at 60-68rmb for a bowl, which is fatty and might leave you feeling a bit queasy when you stand up. White is the classic tonkotsu pork broth they build a reputation on in Shinjuku. The broth is creamy. Red is “spicy”. It is pork plus cayenne pepper and garlic. Green is basil. It comes with a mound of grated Parmesan cheese. Depending on your orientation to the world, it either manages to insult not one, but two great food cultures of the world in a single bowl; or it’s surprisingly good. Then there is black. It is made with eyes of newt, the collected works of Metallica (1983-1986) and squid ink. It tastes like garlic and bouillon cubes. A letdown, really. As far as atmosphere, well, you're eating ramen in a mall.