Tourist trap: I’ve never eaten anything this salty before. I had a stomach ache while eating and didn’t feel well, it got better after stop eating it, drink some water and a bit of walk. We had 25 minutes of wait in a narrow alley, it stank of vomit as there are a lot of bars nearby. The place is charming. I wished they helped us when we told them it was too salty, instead they said nothing, I see afterwards the other comments about it being too salty. It was not edible imo. We went on May 25th.

The two women working last night were so helpful with using the kiosk to order and allowing us to edit our meals since the kiosk was a bit confusing. The ramen was amazing. Biggest bowl I’ve ever had and very affordable. I got an XL chashu ramen. It was roughly about $16-$17 USD. In CA an XL is unheard of and a large will run you more than $20. 🥹I will be back before I leave this beautiful place ❤️

Guys this is my 8th day in Japan and I’ve never tried a ramen like this. Can anyone tell me which kind of soup is it? It is so perfect

If there is a 0.1 star option, I’ll definitely give this restaurant. Worst ramen of all time, and my whole family agrees. Insanely oily and salty ramen without real umami taste. Odd sewage smell in the restaurant also which makes the food even more unappetising. Restaurant staff seem unexperienced, not authentic ramen, just commercialised ramen - tasking the staff to execute the recipe - the staff even had to set timer just to cook the noodles The egg is not ajitama egg, it’s just plain hard boiled egg bruh Worst ramen

The dipping broth is so flavourful and the ramen quantity was a lot. Left the restaurant feeling very satisfied. The chef works extremely hard and the staff were so friendly. Highly recommend!