First time to Tenku with the kids. Making ramen on the 2nd floor is interesting. A style where you choose soup, tare, and noodles and make it yourself. All-you-can-eat for 60 minutes and made 3 types. Seems better to make a reservation.

Ordered Ramen Ten. Terrible soup, lacking richness, felt somehow... Ordered noodles with firmness as recommended, Chashu topping was thin... Quickly finished toppings and noodles, Couldn't finish the soup. For the price of 750 yen, Didn't fill my stomach at all. Postscript Thank you for the heartfelt reply. I thought about going again seeing that, But disappointed because it was a copy of a reply to someone else. Still not going. Manji

Went at the request of my son who loves ramen. Entered wondering why there were no customers even though it was Sunday noon... It's interesting to be able to cook various types of ramen yourself. But, the staff started cleaning up other tables while there were customers as shown in the photo, with a very indifferent attitude. The price is also high and it was a shop where satisfaction was hard to obtain. I think this shop will close by the end of the year if it stays like this.

Fun. Anyway, fun. Shops like this are often thought to prioritize fun and drop in taste, but the taste is also delicious.

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Among the 5 types of ramen, I tried ordering Ten Ramen! No unique tonkotsu odor, and both noodles and soup could be enjoyed deliciously! Hesitated between gyoza and karaage and ordered karaage, and ordering karaage was a huge hit! Karaage to my liking, had a crunchy feel, super satisfied! The inside is very spacious, and since it just opened, there might be parts where staff are still unaccustomed, but they served politely so it left a good impression. Next time I'd like to challenge a different kind of ramen!