The food here is quite great,. Location is somewhat hidden, but gems and treasures are usually like that. Its a very recommended place that you must try around the city. They also have coffee if just want to chill and have a good talk with your friends.

A small and discrete Japanese resto with food that tastes larger than life. The kids finally was able to bring me here and boy did it not dissappoint. The ramen i ordered tastes heavenly and felt it can rival if not surpass those of big name brands. It was creamy but not overly so that youll tire of it in the long run. The kids also enjoyed their rice bowls. The servings are more than adequate to satisfy your hunger cravings. The best part of all is the price is more than reasonable. Inside is also a coffee house which serves gourmet coffee which the kids ordered. I had an espresso and was surprised that it has a tinge of vanilla hazelnut. This place will satisfy both your Japanese food cravings and coffee addiction. It is highly recommended for both lovers of the menu. 2 thumbs up for the service as well. This place is higly recommended.

A hidden restaurant in front of a busy market. This restaurant is a hidden gem. I was quite fortunate to visit and eat at a place with very few people (due to it being in the afternoon). The staff were very accommodating. Service is something to improve. At that time, there were just a few staff on duty. The place is neat and well ventilated. I suggest putting more lights on or lessening the tint on their windows to give more light to the area. The food was very good. I ordered a Tonkotsu Ramen and was surprised at how tasty the broth was. It is comparable to other ramen places in the city. The noodles were good and the pork was tender. The dry noodles were served with a good presentation (the noodles supporting a flying chopstick). Tempura was also crunchy and tasty. Overall, this is a good place to fulfill your Japanese food cravings.

1st visit: The tempura and gyudon rice bowl were great. No long waiting time during a weekday dinner. 2nd visit: An hour and a half waiting time for a tempura and omurice during peak lunch at a Sunday and they sent one of my orders to another table. Food is good, I guess but overall, bad experience.

It's a Japanese fusion resto. Food is good. We ordered 2 bento meals and steaks. The price is just right for the market, yuppies and students may afford dining here.

We enjoyed our visit. The food was amazingly delicious. I highly recommend them. It’s wheelchair accessible and there is off street parking

Great place! Food was amazing ❤️ This is my go to ramen house aside from Akamon 😁

Food is great, but staff is rather unenthused and the atmosphere could use a bit of work.