My hubs and I found out about this place when we saw their gift cards at Costco. We love Japanese food so we bought the $100 gift card for $80. So glad we did! We went here two weekends in a row and both times, the food was delicious!! The agedashi tofu is * chef's kiss*. So good! Probably my favorite agedashi tofu around. It is lightly battered and fried tofu served in a flavorful ginger and soy dashi broth with bonito flakes and green onion. Loved the karaage chicken don. It's perfectly seasoned and fried chicken on a green salad and rice. Comes with a tasty sesame dressing that we got on the side. We liked the karaage chicken curry with rice but the curry was advertised as sweet and mild and it was actually spicy (as in hot!!). Still delicious but definitely NOT mild. We also enjoyed the house salad that comes with lightly dressed lettuce, soft tofu, shredded chicken, toasted seaweed, and the delicious sesame dressing again. Lastly we had the onigiri (rice balls) which were fun to look at and eat but were kinda pricey for what you get. This is the only dish we tried that we wouldn't order again. The service was also friendly and on point. Nice waiters. We will definitely come back again!

Loved their Yuzu shio ramen! Very refreshing and delicious! My husband and I came here on a Wednesday night around 7pm and we were able to get seated. The interior of this restaurant is really nice! The ramen is priced pretty average for the city. I got the Yuzu Shio ramen and my husband got the Shoyu ramen, we both really appreciated how flavorful the broth was without being overly heavy or salty. The egg was made to perfection and the pork was tender and not too fatty like other spots! I also really liked that there were veggies in the ramen, it felt more balanced. Noodles were really good as well! Overall, my husband and I really liked this ramen spot and will be back again soon!

Solid place to get ramen! The wait wasn't too bad, despite being extra busy due to the anime convention the last weekend of March. The staff is very friendly, attentive, and great at checking up on us. The food was just okay, which is why I deducted one star, at least for the vegetarian ramen. I was surprised that their fancy fruity and boba drinks were served in the same water cups we were given! That was a bit of a turn-off, I must confess, lol. Overall, not bad to satisfy any ramen cravings, but I have definitely had better. My sister said the same about her meat ramen--good but not out of this world amazing. I suggest you still stop by and try it yourself!

If you like spicy, get the Gekikara ramen! I love spicy foods and have a high tolerance, so I loved this ramen. My friends tried sips of the soup, and started coughing from how spicy it was, so be cautious! Other than that ramen, it's a standard ramen spot. We also got the takoyaki which was decent. We came in on a Sunday evening and honestly thought it was closed at first because the wall decor looks like upside down chair legs (as if they were closed and cleaning up) lol.

For our dinner the first night we arrived, we saw the reviews for this place and decided to give it a try. Fast seating and friendly welcoming. They gave us waters right when we sat down and the food arrived pretty fast after that. We ordered a low sodium tonkatsu ramen with pork belly and a chicken karaage plate with rice. The flavors were delicious and perfect for a rainy day type of weather. The ambiance was inviting and really cool decor. I enjoyed it very much and will love to come back again!

Solid ramen spot! I loved how many options they had for both ramen orders and toppings. I got the popular garlic tonkotsu ramen. The egg was delicious and perfectly boiled. I thought the broth was a bit salty so I'd definitely ask for less sodium if you're more sensitive to salt levels. Otherwise the ramen was really yummy, the garlic flavor was great, and I was happily full after! Staff was very helpful and attentive as well, and there was no wait when I went on a Wednesday night.