One Ramen And Sushi

Food: Ordered the Vegetable Miso Ramen — the flavor was good, and adding spicy oil on the side definitely enhanced the taste. The portion size was generous and satisfying for a single meal. Ambience: The place has a small and cozy vibe, ideal for a casual meal. However, it felt warm inside, almost like the air conditioning wasn't on, which affected the comfort level a bit. Cleanliness: The restaurant was clean, including the restroom, which is accessible through the kitchen area. Service: Service was polite and timely. Staff was friendly and got the order right. Parking: Parking is limited and difficult to find, so be prepared to walk a bit if you're driving. Pricing & Payment: The ramen was priced at $12.95, but with an 18% tip, the final charge showed $17.60, which works out to roughly a 25% increase after taxes. Since I didn’t take a receipt, I couldn’t verify the breakdown — something to double-check on future visits. Overall: A solid place for a bowl of veggie ramen with good flavor and cozy vibes. Just watch the tip calculation, and be mindful of parking and indoor temperature.

Our experience was absolutely incredible. Each of us got a 3-roll lunch special for $14.50, and were warmly greeted and quickly seated. We were served with water, miso soup, and a small salad with our meal (which I was not expecting!). The amount of food we got for $15 was incredible. The miso soup was DELICIOUS, and my rolls were fresh and beautifully made. We couldn’t have asked for a better experience!

Our server was kind and funny, and also very attentive with filling up our waters and getting our food out even during a busy lunch rush. The food was good and I would definitely recommend the spicy salmon roll.

We popped in here on a stroll around town and LOVED it. The service was great, very kind and fast. We got one special roll and ramen #1 and we will absolutely be back. So so good.

Wow, the best ramen experience so far in Cambridge. Phenomenal friendly service, excellent food, decent pricing. The salmon and sweet potato sushi roll was incredible fresh and delicious. Mind blowing. High quality! The ramen were equally delicious, we tried the tonkotsu and miso ramen, which were authentic and tasty.

Pretty mediocre sushi place. The fact that the food, service, and atmosphere were all subpar make it a 2 star overall. The food was mediocre especially for the price. The sushi was okay, pretty standard for american places but some tasted a little sad. The portion was fairly big but the price accounted for this. The miso soup and salad were a little depressing, the salad was some spinach and a cherry tomato. The service was a bit weird all night, the waitstaff were nice (they werent rude people at all) but they were not efficient or professional. Always felt like I had to go searching for them and go up to the counter if I needed something The ambiance outside seemed nice but we sat inside. Not sure if it was the lighting or something else, but the vibes inside were not great. Overall this place is passable but would not recommend it

Nice cosy atmosphere. Ordered the spicy sesame ramen, it has a unique taste with the mushrooms, reminds me more of Dan Dan noodles. Service was good! My friend enjoyed the eel donburi bowl, saying it’s one of the best they’ve tried in this area. The miso soup that was served together with it was ok, could be improved. Have not tried the sushi or sashimi options yet but will come back to try.

Great food, staff is very welcoming and friendly. The decorations and the music make the atmosphere very cosy and comfortable.

Food was delicious! Atmosphere was great. I will be back. The staff was friendly and helpful. I loved this place

I ordered takeout from here and it was NOT good. I had the scallion pancakes which were thick and dry. I got one of the ramans and the first small when I took off the lid smelled like something spoiled.

Simple, small establishment; chill atmosphere; sweet staff; and delicious food. I like going there for a quiet evening, enjoying a bowl of warm ramen and sometimes a sushi roll, with a table to myself. A perfect place to rewind after a long day at work.

It was a nice and small restaurant. The kimchee miso ramen was good, but not that spicy. The vegan ramen was ok. It need more flavor.It was not busy so the staff were very attentive. There is only street parking.

3.5/5 We ate on the patio, which was a nice space, though there were a few bugs. I ordered the tonkatsu ramen and a spicy dragon roll. Everything was decently fine; nothing stood out as especially better than other ramen or sushi I've had at other places. This place does cook with low sodium, low fat, and no msg, so it didn't have the richest flavor and broth.

Want some black mold exposure? All along the baseboards and in the ceiling tiles I noticed black mold growing on this place. The broth did not taste fresh either in our ramen dish. I got mouthfuls of shrimp shell with our sushi roll as well.

Decent ramen place in Cambridge along Mass Ave near Porter Square. Spicy sesame ramen $15 comes in rich flavorful spicy broth, half cooked egg and ground pork. Tonkotsu ramen $13 is decent with chashu pork.

The food here is fresh and delicious. The service is fast and with a smile. We loved the ambiance. You can sit inside or outside. It is a small Japanese restaurant with great food and a lot of positive vibes. It also has great prices. We loved it and would go there again in a flash. We really and truly would!

Ok sums up the experience The positive:attentive waiter and the broth in spicy miso was flavorful The underwhelming: quality of other ingredients were subpar. The corn, the bamboo shots, the kimchi all tasted like they were out of a can that has been shelved for a long time Other ingredients like beef and egg were not fresh as well. Unfortunately, cannot comment positively as to the quality of the fish in sushi. Summary: if you are looking for a quick bite, that might work. If you are looking for something that is a little bit more than dumping pantry shelf ingredients together, search for a different place

I love One Ramen. Spicy dragon roll. spicy ramen swap pork for tofu. Yum. I'm not sure where the "organic" thing comes from and the service is customer service isn't the world's best, but I like it and the people are nice.

The food here was great but the service was poor. We had a reservation that they forgot about which induced a wait. After being seated, it was clear they were understaffed as it took long to order, get our food, etc. I know Covid is impacting staffing in general, but expect that if you dine in. We ordered sushi, ramen, and scallion pancakes. You can't go wrong with any sushi or ramen. Definitely order the scallion pancakes, they're so good.

I like this cute little ramen restaurant. I've been here once before when they had a student promotion going on where you get a free bowl of tonkotsu ramen if you can show them an "A" on your most transcript from the previous semester (talk about motivation!!). I got a bowl of their tonkatsu ramen and some sushi. The noodles were cooked well and the broth was delicious. I would get the sushi again as well. I feel they were both at a pretty reasonable price point. It wasn't too busy when we went so service was alright and the food did not take too long to come out.

I had ramen from this restaurant through UberEats. The ramen broth came separately from the contents of the soup, so I was able to heat up the broth and pour it over. The broth had a really rich flavor and the noodles were cooked to perfection. The seaweed salad was also delicious. I'm hoping to check out the restaurant in person sometime soon!

Hidden gem!! It's a small and cozy spot perfect for the homey feel you get from their ramen. The broth was very flavorful and didn't taste too salty like most ramen. Toppings had a good variety of different things and I loved the cook on the egg. Meat was tender and juicy and the ramen itself had a great texture that wasn't too soggy. Sushi here was good too. Nothing too special but definitely satisfied my cravings. Everything tasted nice and fresh. Workers here are really nice too! Filled with smiles and checked on us multiple times to make sure things were going well. Will definitely be back!

Sushi was good, nothing that stands out. Ramen was cold and the egg was too raw for my liking. Couldn't even break the yolk to cook it down in the broth as it was cold. Seems like the protein portion was a bit on the stingy side in the ramen. No liquor license. Service was friendly yet awkward.

This is the most underrated restaurant I have been to in the Boston area so far! Super cheap, high quality fish and sushi and freaking delicious. Thoroughly enjoyed my time here and was surprised by how cheap the rolls were, especially when you come for lunch. My friend and I shared three rolls on the lunch menu and a special roll (and yes, they still offer lunch menu prices on the weekends - we came on a Sunday!). It was insanely fresh and filling. We ordered: + Spicy Tuna Update special roll +the lunch Choose Roll Combo ($13 for three rolls!!! And comes with miso soup and salad): 1. Alaskan hand roll 2. eel avocado hand roll 3. shrimp tempura hand roll I loved how they didn't inundate the rolls with rice and there's just a thin layer of rice around the fish. The tuna and salmon rolls that we had were extremely fresh and well seasoned - the perfect bite size. And I absolutely thought the size per price of roll was a steal (I'm so used to sushi restaurants only giving six prices so this was a great extra treat!) I also appreciated how all the rolls that had avocado in it gave so much avocado (they really don't skimp out on it). Highly recommend making a reservation beforehand since the space inside is small. Can seat four other parties inside and maybe 6-7 outside. If you're coming on a hot summer day like we did, it was still scorching hot inside, even though the AC was on - not the best in terms of ambiance but an awesome lunch and takeout spot. Also there was only one server when we dined in so it took forever for us to order, get water, get our check, etc. But I saw that they're looking for more servers so hopefully things will pick up!! Overall, love love love this place and can't wait to try out their other rolls! Highly recommend coming here for lunch for the best prices!

I was so excited to try a ramen place I hadn't yet been to in Boston! We were enticed by the fact that they had ramen AND sushi, but I am realizing that a business might not have a good grip on either if they offer both. Actually, the sushi was pretty good for the price. I don't think I would elect to go here for sushi alone, but it did fill a craving. The miso soup that came with the sushi dinner was cold. I decided to get the house special spicy sesame ramen over the tonkotsu because I'd never had sesame broth before! I'm not sure what I should have expected, but it tasted like pizza to me. Aside from that, however, I thought the ramen was decent. The ground beef and the could have been cooked more. The servers here are very kind, but mildly inefficient with service. Getting to the bathroom requires you to walk through the kitchen, which seems odd to me.

The tonkotsu ramen is decent. The broth feels like it is missing something that makes it great, although I'm not sure what it is. The noodles are slightly curly and thin. The rolls we had were great, I don't remember what it was, but It had a good mix of textures (crunchy, and smooth), so maybe it was the tempura shrimp. The edamame had too much salt. I wish they would just leave it boiled and let the guests salt it. I hope they start using glassware instead of the plastic cups.

Whoa, surprisingly good ramen in a totally unexpected location. I really wasn't expecting much when I decided to pick an order of Tonkotsu ramen up on my way home. But I quickly realized I had found a gem. For $12, you get rich and creamy pork broth, pretty tender chashu pork, half of a perfectly cooked egg, and a myriad of tasty toppings from bamboo to corn to seaweed. They also stamp a cute little sticker onto the takeout container, recommending how to reheat the broth for maximum enjoyment. I've since tried the Spicy Sesame ramen and dined in for sushi as well. Everything is good, but I still think the Tonkotsu is the highlight!

Service was good. The food was quite bland and not really worth the price. However they have many seats available during evenings unlike other places near them.

This is my neighborhood go to restaurant! The owner is a hardworking beautiful Mother who takes pride in her delicious food!! The price is very low compared to all of the other restaurants...the quality of the organic vegetarian spinach noodles is heavenly...not an upscale overly pricey type where every second they are spoiling you.. more let you enjoy your food..My family has enjoyed all of the sushi & menu items Remarking how fresh to order everything was on several occasions over the years!! We need small owned by local families local places like this for our neighborhood to continue to feel like a neighborhood.....

Tried the sushi this time, for delivery on Grubhub. Delicious! You will not be disappointed. Reasonable prices, flavorful, and fresh. I got the avocado roll, inari, and a roll with tempura shrimp, avocado, and eel sauce. I have had the ramen on a previous occasion, which was quite comforting at the time. The owner was super nice as well :).

Good food, the ramen bowls we got had very flavorful broth, we got the Tonkotsu and Miso ramen bowls. The size of the bowl and amount of food given was great for the price. Was seated very easily, good service.

One warning - this place doesn't have AC. But was manageable on a very hot and humid day. We got the food very quickly! The food was really nice and tasty, not mind blowing but we finished our plates!

We were craving some yummy ramen and that's exactly what we got! In an area that has a handful of ramen spots, One Ramen really steals the game. Warm customer service, free tea, and just overall lovely! We ordered the veggie ramen and the tuna salmon mix sushi and the smooth roll. All of it was delicious!

I've only tried the miso soup and sushi (no hot food) from here, but this is a great go-to spot if you're looking for reasonably priced sushi in a pinch! Service is great, and I've always gotten my food fairly quickly after ordering. The only qualm that I have is on a couple of occasions my maki has been sort of lukewarm from the sushi rice coming straight out of the cooker. However, I understand the chefs have to keep up with a lot of orders.

I had the vegetable miso ramen and my boyfriend tried the spicy miso and we were both satisfied! I liked that it was flavorful without being overwhelmingly salty/fatty and there was a filling ratio of noodle, broth, and add-ins. Definitely a good choice for a rainy/cold day when in Porter!

Fantastic and afforadable. Got the spicy sesame ramen, chashu rice, and salmon avocado roll was good too. The service was amazing. Would absolutely take my brother and cousin there.

We enjoyed this vibrant and quirky little offering a Massachusetts Avenue. We went with a couple of kids, they were very comfortable in the surroundings and stuff coped very well given that there were not many of them working but it was also really busy. Service was top notch, friendly with a smile. Sashimi was very good not great, I had a recent luxury of being in Hawaii and it's just so hard to be fair on other places not Hawaii. The ramen broth was rich and layered, it was as far as I can remember the first time that the egg was runny. That was a nice balance of beef to noodles and vegetables, I do like a bit of oily richness and spice in my Ramen, I didn't observe any of that, and I don't recall if that was actually an another offering on the menu. I wouldn't return to that particular soup on my next visit, but I would definitely like to eat there sometime in the future. Final mention for the Vegan Ramen, also very good.

I tried the Tonkotsu Ramen to go, and it was delicious. The food is nicely separated: broth in a container, and noodles/add-ons in a separate container. The food arrived warm, and even had suggestions on a label as to how to best heat it in case it was cold. Overall a very pleasant and recommendable experience. Giving 4 stars because I wish the to go options had more food.

My daughter loves Asian cuisine, and wanted to go to "this little ramen place" her and her boyfriend like to visit. When she says little, she means little. It's a tiny place you could walk past it if you're not paying attention. We walk in and are immediately greeted and offered a table. The lady, who we think was the owner, was very nice and took great care of us. We both ordered the ramen. Now, I have NEVER the $.10 packs of ramen, the kind with the foil pack of seasoning. But REAL ramen I will try, and I'm glad I did. I ordered the Spicy Sesame, which has rich pork broth. It was amazing. Everything about the dish was excellent. I can't speak to the sushi on the menu, but if you like ramen, or have never had ramen, or if you've only ever had the cheap grocery store ramen, check this place out.

I visited One Ramen and Sushi on March 23,2022. I was in the mood for some tasty Ramen. I ordered the Ramen with Beef and had them add extra pork to it. Much to my astonishment; the stingiest portion of 1 tiny sliver of beef about an inch and a half and a sliver is being generous in explaining the pathetic portion. The ground pork extra $2 was the equivalent of 1 non heaping tablespoon. The broth was tasty but served like warm and when I called the helium voices waitress over to express my dissatisfaction; she did not offer to add some extra meat but instead basically said too bad. I asked to speak with the owner and that didn't happen. I am glad I didn't order the sushi as that is probably stingy too. Save your money and go elsewhere. This restaurant blows.

Yummmmm!! I would come back here to try out some of there other rolls! They are a quick walk from porter and even though it's a small place, there's always seating available (most people usually do take-out). They have a great combination of sushi and ramen. If you want your money's worth, this would be the place to go. You can even add a small rice bowl for $3.99 with your ramen.

The sushi was old! I mean really old! The ramen tastes bad. I am very curious why it has 4.7 review score on Uber eat!!!!!!!!

Could not recommend One Ramen & Sushi highly enough. Have gone so many times with a variety of friends and they have always loved it too! Have been going here for years and love their miso ramen (and even friends who are avid meat eaters love this meat-free option). During covid I would frequently do take out, and everything was always packaged well. Have had many dine in experiences as well and the staff is always friendly and service is timely. Sushi options here are well priced and delicious. Take advantage of the many offers they have online! Love this place.

My bf and I are new in Boston so we take each weekend to go to a restaurant in different neighborhoods. I came upon this place. It was recommended to make a reservation here . I placed it online and when we got there tables were reserved. Thank goodness because once we sat down , a few more groups came. There's both indoor and outdoor seating. The outdoor seating has heaters. We chose to sit inside. Food was great. We both ordered the tonkatsu ramen, and the broth was delicious. I ordered salmon sashimi and my bf ordered the special roll. Both were good. I also ordered takoyaki, but this one was a meh appetizer; it's not gonna be like the traditional way. It'll be more like the takoyaki you order at ayce sushi places. The servers were very nice, and people around us had really good things to say, with them telling the staff they recommended the place to friends; seems like a lot of regulars. I would definitely come back to eat here again!

Wanted to try this place from sometime - but really was disappointed by the quality of food served! I had a ramen a few times before - if you know obao in NYC, that's the bar I would set for ramen

Excellent, spot located in the former super fusion sushi restaurant, near to Porter Square. Although ramen is the namesake of this newish, cozy Japanese food joint, sushi, donburi and other raw fish appetizers and snacks take up a majority of the menu. Ramen is relegated to one page within the content of a much larger menu. Available in seven varieties, the soup is the real deal and not a shortcut, underhanded way to attract folks to the currently popular fad involving Japanese noodles and soup either in the bowl of on the side. Tonkotsu, miso, shoyu, shio, miso salmon, spicy kimchi miso and vegetable miso ramen ($10.95-$13.95) are available in one size - it is a well stocked bowl that proves far deeper than initially thought. The usual suspects, extra pork, mushrooms, corn, tofu, etc ($1 -$3.99) are available to customize each bowl. A bowl of miso ramen with no add ons arrives filled with an almond colored pork broth glistens with miso. Rich in flavor, this unctuous soup is hiding a hearty portion of springy noodles. The tender yet firm ramen are easily coated by this excellent broth. Toppings included are two thick slices of extremely tender charsu, smoky and rich with pork flavor, corn, mushroom, seaweed, bamboo shoots and bean sprouts. For and additional $3.99, an order of miso salmon or charsu rice can be added to any bowl of ramen. In this case, the charsu is chopped roughly and a generous portion sauces and tops a small bowl of rice, the perfect extra tidbit to finish a ramen meal. An order of pork Katsu donburi has a large cutlet of pork fried crisp topped with egg, onions and sauce. Stick rice is piled beneath and blends all the beautiful flavors together. Miso soup comes with the donburi and is a smoky version filled with seafarer and mushrooms. A spicy tuna roll is added for to sample the sushi menu. Rolled well, the chopped spicy tuna within is fresh and not overwhelmed by slickness. This sample certainly bodes well for the rest of the menu. A great joint that proves successful in marrying two wonderful food groups - sushi and ramen. Kokode wa sore nidesu.

Great food, good service, outdoor dining Recently our family of four were doing a 'socially distanced' tour of NE colleges and attracted by the vibe and outdoor seating we dropped in for lunch. The ramen was spectacular. Three of us had the Tonkotsu and one the Spicy Sesame - all were delicious. The Miso Cucumber salad was also quite tasty. The sushi was just OK. I tried to dissuade my kids from ordering it - the restaurant clearly has the 'Ramen shop' vibe going - but they were not to be deterred. So we sampled from a platter of Shrimp Tempura, Spicy Tuna, and Salmon Avocado rolls. As I said...it was OK. Nothing wrong with it but nothing particularly right either...but for all I know it could well be the best sushi in the neighborhood. They had a variety of Calpicos which made my son happy and some tasty green tea for the rest of us. The service was good as well. But in these COVID times by far the most important thing a restaurant can offer is well ventilated and spaced outdoor seating. And so One Raman & Sushi was able to give us exactly what we wanted - a yummy sit down meal.

Delicious sushi and ramen! Sushi is super fresh and this place never disappoints. Highly recommend as someone who is picky on their sushi and also ramen. Also staff is so friendly and always gets our order right.

We went here on a rainy Saturday around noon and there was no wait. We ordered California Roll, as an appetizer. For our lunches, tonkotsu ramen and miso ramen. The sushi roll came out first and very quickly at that. My husband made the observation that it was the freshest California roll he had ever had. We didn't get any raw fish because I am pregnant, but soon! The main attraction for this restaurant for us was the ramen and it was amazing. Hot and rich broth with bouncy noodles and flavorful topping. I would definitely love to come back here. As we're we're leaving there was a line out the door as there are only a few tables. But it's definitely worth the wait.

A solid 4.0 Time I arrived: 6pm on a Saturday night, seated immediately with my friend (2 of us total) Ambience: Quiet, cozy, not too cramped with seating, cute decor Service: My friend was sick and was drinking lots of water, and they didn't fill our glasses very high, and we had to ask for water a lot, but she was a bit slow to coming back to checking on our table (considering how many people were in the restaurant at this time) -It felt like towards the end of the meal, they were rushing to get us out although there weren't others waiting to be seated. Food: -Tonkatsu ramen - good mix of wood ear, meat, corn, egg, ramen and soup Delicious broth, adequate price for toppings, would recommend Tips/Takeaways: -Credit cards accepted -Not much of a wait time for line or food -Would come back maybe 2x/year for a solid bowl of ramen

Found a piece of bone in my sushi... and they extended my delivery an extra 20 mins. I would not recommend the sushi or the ramen.

It's been a long time since I have been very disappointed with a meal. I don't think I have ever sat down and been this dissatisfied with the quality of it. I ordered the chicken curry and it was flavorless and cooked with vegetables you would get frozen in a bag from the supermarket on top of a bed of rice. The curry itself had no depth of flavor, chicken was weird, and the vegetables just reminded me of my college days where I would get bags of frozen vegs with corn & peas. I also ordered a side of egg for $1.50 and they gave me half of one.... which means I would have pay $3 for one egg. It wasn't seasoned at all and had no flavor. My friend got the ramen and the soup was very mild. cannot comment on the ramen entirely but he also was quite disappointed in the meal. The one plus side to this experience is that the waiters were really nice and attentive! Awesome and friendly people. However you do not go to a restaurant for the service, you go for the food. Unfortunately, this place is lacking in that department.

Randomly decided to order takeout from here and was so surprised at how good it was! I ordered tonkotsu ramen, spicy salmon avocado roll, spicy tuna avocado roll, and salmon avocado roll. Everything was so fresh, tasty, and had great presentation as well! Also, everything was well packed. I had to wait for a few minutes for my food because they had so many customers but the staff was so nice to me. While I didn't dine in, I saw that they had a cute little setup outside their restaurant for outdoor seating which looked cozy but also socially distant and clean. Will definitely be coming back here again!

"One" is a new sushi and ramen restaurant. Seating maybe around 25, and it's the size of many similar smaller restaurants in the area. Today was the 2nd day since opening. Food: The ramen was substandard. I will breakdown the ramen into 4 main components--Noodle, Broth, Tare, Topping--for review. The noodle was on the chewier, dense side. The noodles seemed disorganized--when I received the bowl of ramen, some ramen shops, before it's served, bring the noodle up, and "layover" the top layer of the ramen to make it visually appealing (and also easier to eat). This wasn't the case. It seemed tangled and thick. The tonkotsu broth was lackluster. It was not a deep tonkotsu broth and tasted rather bland. If this was cooked on site, perhaps using more pork bones may help. The taste was actually similar to the tonkotsu packets from the grocery story that comes with the semi-dry noodles, with maybe a splash of milk. Also, the soup was rather warm/lukewarm. The tare, which provides the real intensity of flavor, may or may not have been there. If there was, it was barely present. A shoyu-based tare to tonkotsu would have helped the soup a lot. Toppings were adequate, except for the egg. The beansprouts, chasu (pork) were fine. Corn tasted like it was from a can. The egg was, in fact, soft boiled, however, the egg could have been marinated in a shoyu-mirin mixture. The egg tasted like a normal soft boiled egg (partly also due to the fact that the soup wasn't that strong). The soft boiled egg could have had some help from strong umami flavors. I ordered a small salmon bowl that came with the ramen--similar to how you would order this extra bowl at Santouka. It was fine. I appreciated the micro greens that complemented the teriyaki sauce and salmon. The tea they serve (today) was Osmanthus tea. Service: The first waitress didn't say hi--she just gave me the menu and put tea on my table with no eye contact. The main waiter was attentive and was pleasant to talk to. He explained that the donburis (looks great!) start on April 1st. I wish that they refilled my tea when it was empty. They refilled it at the very end when they started to take my plates/bowl from my table, but it was like a lukewarm water. Inside: The color scheme of black and red was very apparent. Chopsticks were placed vertically, which is a little weird. Overall: One competes with some popular ramen shops in this area. At their price of ~10.99 a ramen, without a robust taste, no innovations or creativity, it will be difficult for them to keep up in this area. However, their donburis (there was a picture with salmon, ikura, and sea urchin) are promising, as they could be a huge selling point for the business, assuming they have good quality rice.

The ramen is great! If u like spicy, u can add the spicy sauce on the table. It takes 20 minutes by walking from Harvard law school.it deserved!

Had a promotion that said free tonkotsu ramen for A students with an official transcript. An official transcript costs $10 to order through the registrar. It's just a ploy to get people in the store. Also the discount doesn't apply unless you bring it up BEFORE you order, not after so you're stuck paying for it.

This isn't the fanciest ramen place I've ever been to but the ramen is fresh and delicious. The seating is casual and the service is satisfactory. I don't live in the area anymore but I may come back!