Never going again. The religious recruiting is awful—they keep recruiting even while you're eating, and while I was eating, a middle-aged woman who seemed to be the owner and an old lady who seemed to be a customer were arguing, so the food didn't taste good. Seriously, better not to go.

I don't even want to give it one star. I thought it was a one-coin price, but the miso ramen had gone up to 550 yen. And it's not even especially good… More importantly, in times like these there were zero COVID precautions—he was cooking without a mask while chatting with two customers who were members of the religious group across the street. I ate a little anyway, but I started feeling kind of sick, so I left it unfinished and walked out. I never want to go again.

Since it's cheap, it's about what you'd expect, but I think it's plenty for 470-yen ramen. When I visited, an employee seemed to be in training and was flustered while receiving instructions.

Not tasty. They try to recruit you into a religion. Cute face though

The ramen is delicious. The meal ticket machine is broken, so please put cash on the counter.