A great local spot for authentic Iekei ramen that most tourists don’t know about. We visited as a pair and ordered the chashu ramen and seafood tonkotsu tsukemen. The noodles are thick and chewy, and the soup is rich and flavorful with plenty of toppings. You can customize your bowl — noodle firmness, soup strength, and oil level. The tsukemen also comes with a free large-size upgrade. The interior is simple, but the taste is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended! 🍜

+3

why such low rating? :) where is all the hate from? :) here's what i'll say: Food 5/5 = was it the michelin level or whatever? no, but this place doesn't pretend to be something it is not. the food is hot, tasty and portions are hearty Service 5/5 = super accommodating staff, fast and helpful service, really welcoming Atmosphere 5/5 = it is a very simple place where many locals go to grab a bite at great prices

Ramen wasn’t really good, gyoza was great. the place is open even late at night. Bathroom was clean and tidy. There is no english menu.

+3

A good hearty ramen - excellent broth. You will be prompted to use the vending machine to order. There is no English menu available nor table service, but it's an authentic experience in a quiet location.

Miso ramen, taste good but really salty. The egg yolk was like molten salt concentrate. Soup is on the thick side. Gyoza were great and they have loads of condiments on the side.