I dined here for dinner. This place can get super busy with a huge queue outside and I can see why. The food here is very tasty and authentic. We loved our Ramens. They give you free paper aprons to protect your clothes just in case you splash the food on them. The service here is good too. You get given a buzzer after ordering the food. You can put your belongings under your seats which I think is a smart way of using all the space. I highly recommend place. You won’t be disappointed.

Nice food. Very flavourful. Came early (4pm on a Wednesday) to beat the queue but it seemed to be less busy at 5pm. If you’re going with more than 2 people there’s a very good chance you won’t be sitting with each other. You order and pay on machine before entering. We got the vegan miso ramen and the vegan tan tan ramen. 2 ramens and 2 sodas came to about £15. The miso ramen was lovely, but would really have loved some chilli oil on the table to add there was an option to add chilli paste as an extra, but if this had been oil on the side I would have added. As such I found it tasty but a bit boring after the first few bites (needed something to give it some bite). Both of us preferred the tan tan initially. I’m pretty sure it had Sichuan pepper as our tongues got very numb. It was peppery with a light spice, but I wouldn’t call it spicy. I enjoyed it a lot but don’t think I would have wanted to eat a whole bowl of it on my own. If I went again I think I would definitely try the spicy miso- we were worried this might be too spicy, but give the other spice levels I think it would have been fine. The yuzu and plum sodas we had were lovely. Only down sides: don’t go if you struggle to sit next to a stranger while slurps noodles at the decibel of a pneumatic drill. There was also a small cockroach at the entrance which made me feel uncomfortable, but nothing to suggest this came from this restaurant.

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The ramen is delicious and fantastic. The spicy noodles taste profile is mala. I would recommend everyone to have their meal here as the atmosphere and service speed. Vegetarians can ask the staff to remove the onions. Overall, it is pretty nice place to eat.

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I wouldn’t waste your time with going here unless you are a vegetarian or vegan then it’s a good option as they have 3-4 options to select from. Otherwise, the ramen is not a good representation of Japanese ramen and I wouldn’t go back. The classic ramen was just salty with no real depth of flavor. The Wagyu ramen was a bit more flavorful but still not with the price and time. Service was good, the lady let us squeeze into one side instead of splitting us 2 and 2. Ramen also was prepared very quick after being seated. There are so many good ramen places in Tokyo there is no need to try this one. Don’t forget the 1 person 1 item rule too (every person in a seat must order an item).

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I ordered the vegan miso ramen. It was very delicious! Good size for a good price. Good noodles and broth, with simple toppings. The broth was flavorful and more brothy vs creamy. I give this a good 8.5/10. I think the broth was just a tad saltier than I prefer, but overall so good. They have both regular and vegan ramen options. It’s located on B1 of the Shibuya Parco Plaza. You order at the kiosk, wait to be seated, and then wait for your number to be called to go get your ramen. They offer aprons and hair ties! Smaller place and good for parties of 1-2 people max. They have cool benches to sit on which you can also store your stuff in. Great place for a quick and delicious ramen stop.

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