Presentation is good. The meat or chashu is delicious. I like the texture and taste of the noodles. The soup is so fatty, oily, and salty... And, little bit expensive...

The soup has that really strong taste. And The meat was plentiful. You can choose the type of noodle, the flavoring to be strong or not, and if u want garlic on it a lot or none. I suggest having an english menu or guide on how you want your ramen to be. All in all, i think it is above average. keep it up!

The first thing to watch out for is that the entrance door won't close unless you put some force into it. If you don't close it all the way, the owner's "Could you close that for me?" will kick in. Now, once you buy a meal ticket and place it on the table, you'll be asked about noodle firmness. You can choose noodle firmness from "yudōshi/harigane/barikata/katame/futsū/yawarakame". The flavor is quite salty and the garlic is strong too, so if you don't like that, after being asked about firmness, order it "light with less (or no) garlic." Now, as I said, the flavor is quite strong. But strangely the chopsticks keep moving, and before I knew it I was ordering a kaedama. You can order a kaedama by placing 100 yen on the counter and telling them the noodle firmness. When you're done eating, place your dishes on the counter, throw trash like tissues into the bin near the ticket machine (there may be others too), wipe the table with the table cloth, and leave. Be sure to close the door properly when you leave too.

A friend took me here for the first time. There were lots of Dragon Ball figures inside, and as a fan I got really excited. I had the same ramen as my friend (I think it was chashu-men) — very filling and totally satisfying. I'll come eat here again when I'm in the area.

I enjoyed it, it was delicious. When I entered, I wish they had said "irasshaimase." There's garlic, spicy miso(?), sesame, and so on at the table, so you can enjoy changing up the flavor.