The atmosphere amazing. The ramen tasted regular. The price is amazing

+2

This is basically the definition of cheap but tasty ramen, and the portion is decent enough to make you full. As for the place, it’s pretty comfy. The system is that the staff at the front helps find you a seat based on numbers, kind of like how it works at Mie Gacoan. You order by lining up directly, and you can also pick from a variety of fried tempura stuff, most of them around 10k. The crab cake fritter is good, big too, but only 10k. Best when it's freshly fried. If it’s crowded though, expect a long wait and a packed place. I ordered the miso ramen with all the toppings. The noodles are good but not the thin kind and the broth is tasty, creamy and savory, as long as you don’t add too much chili oil so it doesn’t overpower the flavor. One downside: the egg is fully boiled, which makes it less appealing. But the chicken chashu is tasty and flavorful. Overall, the food is good and cheap!

+3

place is not crowded, clear instructions, cheap meal, one thing i do notice is the lack of toppings but beggars cant be choosers. its great as is. broth is a bit too salty for my taste but again, for the price this is already very great, getting out of the parking place was a nightmare tho, we wanted to cross the street since we're going the other way, but due to the location of this place its very difficult, the parking attendant was beyond useless, no help whatsoever. we ended up waiting 5-10minutes to exit the place.

Tsuka ramen is a really good place if you want to eat ramen but don't want to empty your pocket. The ramen was delicious at a cheap price, I got the miso ramen komplit and ice matcha milky. The place is also nice It has festival vibes and Japanese nature on the outside

Worth the price, I mean with this affordable price you can get a proper ramen. The side side dish quite vary. Big space parking. There’s also mushalla inside.

+2