Menya Musashi Niten

The food was excellent, I went back in November of last year. But I remember the service was great, timely. The atmosphere was nice and cozy. Felt like a place locals use. You order through a kiosk that was only in Japanese, I was too embarrassed to ask for English menu. I felt the portion size was good, you can double the order of noodles if you want. It is a place I definitely plan to show my friends and family when we are in Japan.

The food is good but please beware of the portions, as they are abysmal. We ordered two plates, a ramen and a dipping noodles combo, and honestly, as a heavy eater myself, I couldn't even finish the bowl. If you're planning to come here, please be aware because you will need to be hungry to finish a plate by yourself. In terms of food, its good but not the best I've tried in the area.

Though not the best bowl I’ve ever had, I think this is something everyone should experience and it is still very good. I made the mistake of ordering the ramen though - don’t. Get the tsukemen. Otherwise, you’re attempting to wolf down the meat before it gets too soggy and that’s just unnecessary pressure. Ooh! Also, I was the only woman in the shop at the time and I was the only one given a pink glass. Coincidence or not? I have to return to find out... (and try the tsukemen so I can take my time)

Food was good but service was really disappointed. Everyone was served a cup of ice water upon sitting. While me and my hub was not being served. And the waitress still can refill the ice water flask infront of us and still no water served. Not sure isit beause we only ordered one for sharing (we are too full to have one bowl each) ? But if we are not able to share, the staffs could kindly let us know and yet we saw her whispering to the kitchen staff and look at us. I feel super disappointed. Even how good the food here is, i would not go back again!

Like it . Nice and tick. Very friendly and welcome staff, we were the last group of 4 arrive and they ready not rush us at all. For ladies, they give pink glasses . Cute !

The restaurant is simple, and there’s a ticket vendor near the entrance for you to order. Like most Japanese restaurant, it is a single seat restaurant. You come to this place to eat fast and continue your commute. I had the medium size tsukemen (¥ 1000). The “dip” was delicious and made from fish stock. The noodle was thick enough to hold the stock when you slurp it.

Hearty meal for sure! Service and quality of food was very good.

Good taste, fair cost, but there are better places to try ramen in the same neighborhood.