The ramen here was delicious and unique! I went with a friend for lunch so I was able to try two- the Shabu Shabu (pork) ramen and the Kurumi (Walnut) Tantan-men. The taste of the Shabu Shabu soup was that of a salt-based ramen (salt-based ramen), but the flavor was fresh and very unique-- unlike any I've tried before. That combined with the mouth-wateringly soft Shabu Shabu pork was fantastic. The Kurumi (Walnut) Tantan-men had a hint of spice and the soup had a faint flavor and aroma (aroma) of walnut. I really enjoyed this ramen as well. Give it a try if you drop by Ebisu! Definitely quite a unique ramen shop and worth the price in my opinion to drop by for lunch.

Fantastic ramen; incredibly expensive. If you mind spending more than 35$/25GBP/3500yen on ramen + a beer, don’t come here. (We paid ~$250 for four of us going overboard with toppings and sides, so this feels like an upper limit). If you are a ramen fanatic and want to try an excellent gyotai tori shoyu chintan base ramen, with excellent hosomen, chashu, negi, menma and nitama (aka seafood-chicken-soy clear broth with thin, straight noodles, roast pork, scallion, fermented bamboo and a medium-boiled soy egg), come here for the experience. Friendly service, not much english spoken, nor an english menu, FYI.

My wife just went to for her lunch. Suzuran is one of the best Ramen Shop in Tokyo. She ordered a clam ramen which it dose not quoted in menu. IT WAS A 8,000 JPN YEN. The Ramen was inappropriately price! Please read menu with caution !

Best Ramen of my life. That said your going to pay for it. Ramen, Siu Mai, 2 Beers = $70.

This is not a fair noodle shop. You don't know the price until you are seated. Some of the menu items cost 8,000 yen. At night, you have to order one dish in addition to the ramen. Moreover, they only accept cash, and the staff is overbearing. There are many other restaurants nearby that are much better and more reasonably priced.