Best Ramen I've had. It could've been because I had been travelling for the past 18 hours and this was the first time I had a real sit down meal that was not served on an airplane or train. But the broth was rich and creamy. The noodles thick with a good chew. The generous portions of chashu was thick, tender and delicious. The minced garlic condiments put it over the top. Hands down the best.

Had their normal-sized tsukemen (¥980, pay at the machine beside the entrance) The soup was thick & had a few orange (mikan?) peels which gave it a fresh taste when you eat it along the way. Different condiments on the table so you won’t get tired of it (like sesame seeds, curry powder, chili powder, garlic, vinegar, etc) Free soup “wari” as well to thin out the soup after eating the tsukemen noodles. The price is higher than other stores though given the serving size & included toppings..

Ended up coming here starving and the buta yaro did not disappoint! Restaurant servers were super friendly!

rode by on my bicycle and decided to come back for dinner. the noodles were a bit thick for my taste, but there were tons of yummy bean sprouts on top and it was a satisfying meal ^^

The absolute WORST service I received in all of Japan. The girl who greeted us absolutely did not care one bit about what we were there for, screwed up 3/4 of the orders simply because she was talking to other staff and them talking over us while we were ordering. Then spent some time on her phone. DONT GO HERE...