It was super good. The pork was really tasteful. I ordered a second ration because it was sooo good. They give you two onigiris with the ramen as a set if you go between 11am and 17pm. Totally recommended. I'll be glad to come back if I'm around again.

They must of put something special in their ramen or something because my friend and I just only go here even though there's like 10 other ramen shops around. Their karage and fried rice is worth a mention!

The fried rice is really good the ramen is okay not the best.

Always delicious :) Thank you!

Came to watch the year-end high school rugby match and visited for lunch. Arrived just after opening at 11 so there were only a few customers ahead, but customers came one after another afterwards. Thought the lunchtime 2 onigiri service would be available since it was a weekday, but was told there's no service because it's the year-end. However, they said they currently have a service making gyoza 8 pieces instead of the usual 6 pieces per order. If so, I made the Fuun Ramen (880 yen) into a gyoza set (+320 yen). Also added bottled beer (530 yen). Now, once ordering was done, I went to the free kimchi bar and got kimchi and fried garlic chips. The plates are small so you can't take much... that must be the plan (laughs). While sipping beer with kimchi as a snack, the ramen and other items were served. The rice looks bad from appearance... eating it, it's quite dry. Guess it's good for fried rice. The gyoza indeed had 8 pieces, not the usual triangular gyoza, but flat ones with one of the two sides well-grilled and crispy. It's unusual, but quite delicious. Pairs great with beer. As written on the menu as 'Orthodox Tonkotsu Soy Sauce', the ramen is orthodox. It doesn't leave an intense impression, but it's a ramen loved by everyone. There are plenty of seats, giving the feel of a ramen shop everyone comes to eat at together.

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