Been to this location many times and it never disappoints. It can get crowded at times with a line both inside and outside, but it feels very much worth the wait. The wait does not feel too long either because people waiting inside are sitting directly behind those at the counter, so people know to get up and out when they are finished. Service is quick and kind, and the free drinks (the jasmine and rooibos tea) are AMAZING. I always get the jasmine tea and it’s legitimately like a taste of fresh air after eating all of that abura soba with lots of oil and it clears your taste buds. I hope they bring back the black tea. As for the price, you get the best bang for your buck here. I believe it 880¥ for the normal abura soba, whether regular or large size which is the best part! I’ve ordered delivery from the spot before as well (through Uber Eats) but nothing beats eating in person. It’s a spot I highly recommend to anyone, whether local or tourist!

Abura soba (oil noodles). They have a menu in English, which is helpful for tourists. Large portions are free.

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This is a place their locals dine. Noodles was cooked al dente, don't expect soup. Pork toppings was generous and balance with not too much fats. Love the spicy oil / sauce. Also had the boiled dumplings, like the flavour, authentic but the wrapping a little thicker than the usual gyoza. Pictures include the write up of the flour used and overview of the noodle, thank you Google Translate ☺️ Downside : very low dining capacity so had to queue for a while. Went in a group of 6 so we split up, can't wait for 6 seats to be available.

Quite average I’d say. It wasn’t bad at all. And I loved the free tea inside. I just felt like I’ve had better aburasoba. Perhaps aburagumi

There’s usually a pretty long line up for this place, so go earlier in the day or later in the evening. This noodle is a dry broth style so be ready for that. The food is very tasty and they have add-ons like cheese slices. Overall, this is a good place for a quick bite and cheaper eats. Good place to check out the brothless style of ramen, and yes, you can load yours up with all the onions and garlic you want.

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