Probably the best places I’ve had ramen since my trip to Japan. You may need to line up and wait but the ramen is delicious.

They didn’t allow a split bill ! Absolutely not right! I insisted saying I didn’t know the person next to me but they still wanted us to pay in one go and no splitting our own meal! That s odd !

I've been a regular here for years now. Best ramen outside of Ramen Street in Tokyo Station in my opinion. Proper ramen is my favorite, because I can't cook it myself.

Punch your details into the tablet out front and wait to be called. No bookings here. So peak busy times can have you waiting a while, but it's worth it.

Post Covid, you scan the QR code on the table and order on the website, although in typical Japanese fashion, the food comes out fast.

The spicy tonkotsu is my favorite (although friends have melted from tying mine). The pineapple flavored beer is amazing (don't knock it until you've tried it) and so are the pork gyoza. There is also a free half or full noodle refill per bowl. So don't eat all the good stuff straight away, save it for more noodles later. They really don't want you to leave hungry and I really love that about this place.

I was really looking forward to this place as the other reviews were so positive. I will start with the good. Service was quick, the ramen arrived in minutes. The chasu was good, noodles were ok as well. We had three different types of ramen and all had the same issue. The stock was tasteless to the point it was nearly water. I have had my fair share of ramen in Japan and this was no where near what it should of been. Even the instant ramens from woolies have more flavour. I am not sure if it was because it was lunch time and they had to water down the stock or what but even my son noticed how bland the stoxk was.

Sorry but for me it is a miss..

Taste is boring and staff rude. Much better ramen close by. Shop is cramped and rushed service. Staff also kick you out if you sit with your friends unplanned and no apology.