It’s a solid bowl of spicy ramen. Their gyoza looked good but we both finished our bowls of ramen. I think it may be cash only. It seems to be a duo running the spot but they did well keeping up. I think it would do well with families and couples looking for a good meal at decent prices. You just may need to wait a little bit.

+3

A dinky little family run (seems like it is anyway) ramen shop. Look and feels local rather than touristy. Cheap fayre. Somewhat dated decor but adds to the authenticity. Staff seemed to consist mainly of a very busy chef and a little old lady doing everything else! Efficient service. Ramen tasty with a very good soup base/broth. No frills. If you are hungry and don't want to wait in a queue for one of the other better reviewed places then there's nothing wrong with this little place.

A humble and small restaurant served by an old lady with her son (probably) as the only chef in the kitchen.. Food is ok, price is below average and the ramen portion is quite big..

+2

Good food, nice staff. Noticed there were low star ratings but they were all for poor service so I thought I’d give it a try. Got the corn and butter miso ramen, the flavor was good and the chashu was tender. Gyoza was juice and delicious. I tried the spicy miso and the jingeskan and they were both good. For anyone complaining the service people didn’t welcome them or they were rude. People need to reset their expectations. This is an open air street ramen shop. The couple were nice and even if they said nothing to us other than took our order I would recommend this spot. We came with a group of five, so there was a staggered wait but it was only about 10 minutes so really not that bad.

Saw the mixed reviews. It’s good. Large group, ordered different ramen on menu. Waited 20min. All happy w the food. Generous portion. Run by old couple 2 person operations, quite friendly.