The broth is super thick with strong katsuobushi flavor! The noodles are flat kinda like linguine which is odd but it's nicely cooked and chewy. The ajitama and onsen eggs are good (yes I need two eggs im an egg lover) the charshu are nicely grilled and standard toppings with wood ear mushroom scallion and seaweed. Service is nice. However, the ambiance is very poor. Not because that it locates in a supermarket, but the bathroom stench that permeates the place. There are flies flying around too and the self service utensils don't look that clean. Hope they can improve on that.

Pretty solid spot for a reasonably priced bowl of ramen. Everything tastes pretty good. Unfortunately, the atmosphere is not what we were looking for, as it's a bit dim inside of the restaurant. Felt a bit humid inside as well. Service was relatively fast, even though most things were self serve

My boyfriend and I came here for a late lunch yesterday. Unfortunately, there were a few groups who ordered ahead of us, and one had a party of 4. We were super frustrated to have been waiting for our food for about hour, especially bc neither of us had eaten since breakfast and it was so cold inside the restaurant. The girl who took our order came around to us and apologized for the wait, and even offered us free drinks or free mochi for the trouble. While we ended up not taking her up on her offer, we really appreciated how kind she was to come up to us. Now- THE FOOD. It was by far the best ramen I have ever had. If I hadn't been so hungry coming in, I wouldn't have minded waiting an hour for our food. It was that good. I hope they work on their wait times, whether that be a staffing problem or something else. If you don't mind waiting a while for great ramen and bringing a jacket (and maybe even a blanket) I recommend stopping by!

Don't let the abandoned look on the outside of this establishment to run you off. The food was great. I have to be super careful of my diet and Ramen is not on that list because of the soy in most dishes. The server tried to comfort me on no soy in a couple of their broths (it tasted way too yummy to be chicken broth only). The dish I had (chicken broth) was amazing. Makes me disappointed in regular Ramen from a package, The runny egg could have been cooked a tad bit more but other than that tiny complaint, it was amazing. My husband liked his dish also but the "lean" pork was too dry for his taste. When I found Michi, they claim that their chicken and beef broth doesn't have any soy items in it. So, I decided to give it a try... the worst I could have is stomach problems, so why not?, So far is been 35 minutes and I'm still not sick. I'm thinking their claim was spot on and I'm glad I tried it. Ambience - it's very dim in the dining area. The outside of the restaurant has not been taken care of so it looked closed/abandoned.