Ordered spicy tsukemen. Level 3 was almost too spicy. The flavor was great. The noodle texture is plesently chewy, with a flavor that compliments the bold taste of the broth. During luch time a special is avalable. You can choose from extra noodles, marinated egg, or rice for free. Shio ramen was also ordered by our group, it was very delicious, lots of umami flavor with a clean finish. The Shop is small, and we (group of 4) had to wait a little bit to be seated, but it was well worth the wait. Parking is available across the street. English is available on the vending machine. Cash only. The Good: Everything I've tried has been excellent. It's not fancy, but it's extremely tasty and the value is great. The Bad: The shop is dirty (I don't care.), parking is limited (I'd walk a mile), some may find the ammount of pork topping inadequate. (Everything else makes up for it) The Bottom line: After 5 years in japan, sampling and reviewing ramen 2-3 times a week, if I had to choose one ramen shop to eat at for the rest of my life. Biton would be a top contender.

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The absolute best spicy ramen I've had in Japan!!!!! All you need is a level 2 and you'll feel it. Soooo good!

Great ramen and tsukemen place. I really liked their fish-base ramen.

One of my top 5 ramen places in the area. Staff is not as friendly as other places, but their food speaks for itself. I've had the pork broth ramen and it was Delicious. I did have the tsukemen, as well but I wasn't a big fan of it

Pretty good tsukemen. Soup is a little too thin, but has a good flavor. Overall, one of the better options in this area. Be warned there is NO parking that I could see. Had to park at 7/11 and walk a few blocks. No english menu either.