Offer vegan options (Mapo tofu & goma dango) which aren't clearly labelled (lucky vegan) I went there several times and the first time with chinese friends, which made communication easier. The owners are very nice people and after a bit of back and forth through my friends, who translated for me, they said they can mage the Mapo Tofu vegan. But you definitely should 100% mention that you don't want the egg soup normally coming with the mapo tofu. On a different occasion I was able to confirm that the goma dango also are suitable for vegans. Both is very delicious and really cheap!

Cheap ! Good for students. I like their pan fried dumpling and KARAAGE!

Super cheap. Awesome.

Very good！

The "chashu men" I ordered was clearly smaller than the photo on the menu, and since the ramen itself had a lot of vegetables to begin with, I wondered, "Is the base gomoku ramen?" The taste was neither good nor bad. The inside was dim even though it was 1 p.m., and it's fairly spacious. Maybe because they have an all-you-can-drink menu. The staff came across as curt. It's probably run by a married couple, and the wife was colder than the husband. When I visited, besides me there were 3 groups (3 people, 1 person, 3 people) eating. As for the "salt chashu men" I ordered, "the chashu was so tiny it was barely there and not filling at all," to the point I wondered, "Did they just turn gomoku ramen into rokumoku ramen?" If it's this small, they should rename it "rokumoku ramen." The meat is so small that at a glance nobody would think it's "chashu men." I'd be more okay with it if they raised the price from 950 yen to 1150 yen and made a chashu men with properly sized chashu.