Catie C.
Yelp
I am an eater. I eat more than I should. I always clean my plate. If I don't finish my food, it means there was enough for three people or it was inedible. Welp, this place has reasonable portions, but at least 95% of my food remained.
I ordered the Tonkatsu ramen. The broth lacked deep flavor, was thin, yet was still way off. The pork/chashu tasted rancid, though I could tell it wasn't actually rotten. The noodles were thick/chewy and eggy. The actual egg was flavorless and unpleasant at the same time. It was, of course, served with a super awkward ladle and a bowl of hot and sour soup. The waitress said, "You didn't like it," because my bowl was nearly untouched. I agreed I didn't like it. She turned to get us the check. I took the ramen to-go, let it rot in the fridge for two days and threw it away. BTW, it was only $1 less than Ramen Tatsu-Ya.
Hubby had the beef fried rice, which tasted heavily of sesame oil. The meat, just like everything else, lacked flavor. The rice must have been brown rice, because the texture wasn't what one would expect from fried rice. He did eat his meal, but in the car said, " Please don't make me go back there again."
At least I was served a warm flat Mexican Coke with a large glass of ice to wash it down. Hubby's wasn't flat, but it was served warm as well. I told the waitress that my Coke was flat and she just stared at me. To be fair, there was a language barrier.
When we got home, I microwaved an Amy's enchiladas frozen meal. Those I can recommend.