The ramen is pretty damn good. I thought I had ordered something with beef in it but was pleasantly surprised at seafood lol. I think the broth was beef based lol. Gyoza were awesome, and the sleeper was the seared mackerel All of it with the beer was 2600

The ramen was good, as well as the side dishes of beef and gyoza. However, we ordered clam ramen and mushroom ramen, the service brought the first bowl and we asked if it's clam, to which the response was it's mushroom. We started eating, and pretty quickly realized that the bowls are swapped and the one that came in first was indeed with clams, not mushroom as we were told by the staff. Honest mistake, but on the other hand if someone it's allergic it could be bad.

I would like to sincerely thank this restaurant. Here, if you post a Google Maps review and politely show it to the staff, you’re rewarded with a free side dish worth 400 yen. The offer can be found only in Japanese, which is a nice touch. After all, when you’re expected to show your review directly to the staff, people like me—ordinary, conflict-averse locals—are naturally inclined to be generous with the stars. Honesty feels a bit impolite in that situation. The outcome is rather elegant. Ratings drift upward, the restaurant looks far more exceptional than it really is, and—most importantly—the truly great local ramen shops nearby remain safely undiscovered. While visitors follow the stars here, the real hidden gems are spared sudden fame, long lines, and Instagram-driven exhaustion. Is this against Google Maps’ community guidelines? Possibly. But let’s not get lost in technicalities.

The red kalbi ramen was delicious, not spicy at all but very good, the beef is super tender and the broth has an amazing depth, definitely recommend with extra butter!

Ordered ホルモンラーメン, which I found surprisingly good. The amount was just right for me who normally don’t eat that much amount. So if u come, might well order risotto with 400 yen .