Not really my kind of ramen. It was actually the first time I couldn’t finish a bowl. The shop is very small with limited seating, so expect a queue. You also need to place your order via a machine before joining the line, so it’s good to be prepared in advance.

+3

Not bad if you like duck dishes like duck ramen and duck rice. The rice I had was great with the fried part, but the meat just minor lacking as compared to Gion Duck noodle I had which I preferred more in meat. My friends who had tsukemen felt too creamy but I believe in individual taste buds too. Overall worth the visit to eat but the shop is small so don't go as more than 4 pax. Best 1-2 pax.

+1

The duck chest is chewy with very nice charcoal flavor , but the skin is not marinated well so it’s not edible …I had to spit out most of them The duck thigh is horrible I couldn’t even finish it The texture is so hard and dry I don’t know what happened here The owner might be interested in opening shops without taking care of the quality. (FYI: This shop has the same owner as the fish ramen shop diagonally opposite)

+3

Stumbled upon this spot somehow with no line. It's so good. Best Chinese based duck ramen in Tokyo? Perhaps! Worth it even if there's a wait. What wasn't worth it is the side order of the rice bowl. Seating is minimal, about 8 counter seats. You order via machine which takes cash, credit and ic. I would not come here with more than 2 people.

+3

This was one of the worst ramen experiences I’ve had in Japan. The ramen itself was mediocre, but what really ruined the experience was the attitude. The owner rolled his eyes while serving us and made us feel distinctly unwelcome as foreign customers. Whether intentional or not, that was the impression we left with, and it completely overshadowed the meal. The foie gras rice bowl was especially disappointing. Putting foie gras on top of soggy, overcooked rice is honestly an insult to such an expensive ingredient. The rice was mushy and watery, and the combination simply didn’t work. It was actually the first time I couldn’t finish a bowl of ramen. The shop is tiny with very limited seating, and you have to buy a ticket from the vending machine before lining up. Unfortunately, even if you’re willing to wait, I don’t think the food or the service is worth it. I won’t be coming back. There are far better ramen shops nearby where both the food and the hospitality reflect the standards Japan is known for. This place was a huge disappointment.