Pretty decent spot! Lots of variety on the menu. Nice staff. Hefty portions. Wasn’t the biggest fan of the sweet/sour ramen, mapu tofu was average, nothing to complain about though. Will likely go back.

All the dishes were pretty good, soup and noodles were as expected. Service was friendly and quick. We had a larger group, but we're accommodated quickly.

+3

Not much of a difference in flavor from this location verses Tachikawa’s location. I love this Chinese ramen restaurant because the fried rice isn’t too oily and the gyoza are more soupy. They have more of a soup dumpling texture with a clean flavor rather than the typical crispy fried gyoza you’d find served at typical ramen places. Today I had the basic tantan noodles that are flavored mostly like sesame with a little bit of a spicy punch. It came with a small bowl of soup on the side. My husband had the miso ramen and he really enjoyed it. I like that you can pick from three types of noodles, add small side portions and the service was adequate and speedy. You can also get your parking validated here as well as pay with credit card. I recommend if you want to try Chinese style ramen.

+1

Good place for a Chinese style Ramen. Portions are big enough and not pricy. I honestly prefer this store than Ichiran Ramen because of the flavour and amount you get for the price you are paying.

Small and quaint but great Chinese. Having very poor Japanese skills presented a bit of a barrier to effective ordering (we got 3 orders of 6 gyoza rather than 1 order to share) but that is my failure. Food was delicious. Not a star downgrade but something for the tourists to be careful about is the cash only policy...no cards! And finding an ATM that took our cards was a challenge (hint: go to the 7/11 next to the train station)