Huyen N.
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Came on a late Friday night, and they were still quite busy. The parking lot is kind of small and it's usually hard to find an open spot.
They serve more than ramen here but not many dishes for vegetarians, vegans or ones that doesn't eat pork. Our order didn't take long to arrive to the table. Each person ordered a different type of ramen bowl: traditional Tonkatsu, spicy sesame, chicken, and vegan. The broth were light but enjoyable. The chashu were thinly sliced, easier to eat than having it overwhelming fatty and thick cut. It's all personal preference. The only downfall was I thought the servings were quite small.
Was it the best ramen? No, but it's ok. It wouldn't be a place I would stress to find parking for if a spot wasn't already open.