Ton Ton Ramen & Yakitori

This place was really my first exposure to Ramen so take this review how you will. The food itself was good, having again, never had ramen. I enjoyed the broth, and the noodles were fantastic. Great portions and was served steaming hot on a cooler day which made it taste better. Service was fantastic. Just the right amount and they did a fantastic job accommodating what we requested, not that we requested anything too extravagant.. Atmosphere was largely dictated by the ponce market itself, but over all had a good cozy atmosphere.

One of the Best Ramens I have Tried, Yes I will be coming back for sure. Great customer service! Autumn was our host she did amazing job! I highly recommend!

Ton Ton Ramen & Yakitori is located inside Ponce City Market, but the experience didn’t quite meet my expectations. The restaurant itself feels a bit worn, with basic construction materials and a setup that could use some upkeep. It’s not the most inviting or cozy ramen spot compared to others in Atlanta. I arrived a little before noon and saw that the staff was resting around the noodle bar, waiting for opening time. When 12:00 hit, I had to actually ask if they were open, which felt a bit unorganized. Once they got started, the service was fine, but the initial experience wasn’t particularly welcoming. As for the ramen, I had the Hakata Tonkotsu Classic, and while it wasn’t bad, it also didn’t stand out. The broth lacked depth, and overall, it just didn’t have the rich, bold flavors I was hoping for. With so many fantastic ramen spots in Atlanta, Ton Ton feels more like a convenient option if you’re already at Ponce City Market rather than a must-visit destination. It’s worth trying once, but if you’re looking for top-tier ramen, there are better options nearby.

10/10 Food was so good I ate the bowl and every utensil, all that’s left is the extra soy sauce, water and a free mochi. Amazing service provided by Tyler. Def recommend! (Lack of food is evidence of deliciousness)

Pretty average ramen shop. Broth was delicate, but not much depth to it. The ramen noodle was adequately cooked, but the vegetables were disappointing. The spinach wasn’t seasoned properly and the bamboo shoots were disappointing. A bit pricey for the quality, but the location probably justifies it.

Rating: ★★☆☆☆ Ton Ton Ramen & Yakitori, tucked inside Ponce City Market, didn’t quite live up to the hype for me. The restaurant feels a bit worn down — with its basic construction and overall setup, it lacks the cozy, inviting vibe you’d expect from a solid ramen spot in Atlanta. I tried the Hakata Tonkotsu Classic, and while it wasn’t terrible, it also didn’t leave much of an impression. The broth lacked that rich, deep umami flavor that makes ramen memorable. It just felt a little flat. If you’re already at Ponce City Market and craving something warm, it’s a convenient option. But in a city with some great ramen joints, Ton Ton wouldn’t be my top pick. Worth trying once, but not a must-visit.

Food is amazing, tonkotsu classic is popular, BUT my favorite is invincible dan dan mazemen, it's dry noodles served w minced pork and soft-boiled egg. the szechuan oil and seasme seeds making it nutty-taste yet little bit of salty. *FYI portion is SMALL, so you might wanna order 2 ramen for 1 person.

Poke and the dry ramen were very good! So were all the appetizers they offer, especially the wings. Even when busy on a Saturday afternoon, we were seated quickly and food didn’t take long to come. Would come again :)

Ton Ton is located in the refurbished Sears & Roebuck building in Atlanta. We came to eat before we went to a concert . We ordered wings and pork tonkasu ramen. The wings were tasty and not greasy with a sweet taste. The ramen was good in the pork broth along with tender slices of pork, scallions, and soft boiled egg. They also had, of course, fresh sushi and sail along with cocktails. All in all, great ramen and wings for a nice quick bite when you're on the go.

first time in person and hoo boy Ton Ton did not disappoint. what's interesting about this joint is the food, when ordered for delivery, is just as fresh at home as it is "on location." service was friendly and fast. I get totally turned around in the parking lot but that's to be expected. such an important addition to the PCM family of eateries and I really want it to succeed. the space was a bit disjointed, with the sushi bar separate from the dining room... but still, I absolutely love this place for ramen and trust me: you NEED to try the gyoza. you will thank me later.

I got the Hakata Tonkatsu Classic, and the broth was good but a little salty. Noodles were also the tiniest bit overdone. Overall a solid ramen. One thing to note is that this place is a separate restaurant from Miso Ko. I confused the two and thought that we could also order sushi but this was not the case. I'd come back if I was craving ramen and was in the area.

Food is amazing, tonkotsu classic is popular, BUT my favorite is invincible dan dan mazemen, it's dry noodles served w minced pork and soft-boiled egg. the szechuan oil and seasme seeds making it nutty-taste yet little bit of salty. *FYI portion is small, so you might wanna order 2 ramen for 1 person.

I would give it 3.5 stars if I could, but it was a decent meal. I had the poke bowl to-go, and the server was really nice when taking my order. The bowl itself was pretty good, but I wasn't that big of a fan of the sauces and would have liked if there was some wasabi or ginger that came with the bowl. It was also pretty pricy for poke, although that is to be expected for a nice upscale market in Atlanta. Overall, a good meal in a bustling market.

I don't know why but I was craving a nice bowl of hot ramen on a warm humid day in Georgia. Located inside the Ponce City Market food hall, Ton Ton was a hidden gem for me to satisfy my ramen urge. The noodle and broth were tasty, as well as the chashu pork in the ramen. My Tonkatsu classic bowl ($15) arrived within minutes of ordering so I didn't have to wait long. The service was great. The hostess helped me select the appetizer (go for the pork belly!) to complement my ramen. I was a happy camper after eating.

3-1/2 stars for the service. While deciding what to eat at Ponce City Market, I ended up at Ton Ton, as I was craving some noodles. I ordered Ton Ton's special, the Invincible Dan Dan Mazemen, to try out. The plate came beautifully-presented, but unfortunately, the taste wasn't up to standard: the soft-boiled egg was already hardened, and there wasn't enough thickness in the sauce to coat the noodles: as a result, the flavors tasted weak, and I wasn't getting enough of the rich mazemen flavor I'd expected. Overall, very-average noodles. I've had better mazemen elsewhere. Service was nice, though, and I appreciated them holding onto my hat, as I'd left it by accident!

I got the tori shoyo, it was okay. - Noodles didn't have a good chewy texture - egg was good but a bit too sweet - pork wasn't tender - broth was fine, but flavor wasn't very rich / deep Overall service was good and our food came out pretty quick. Was okay to try it once, but probably wouldn't come again.

Had yo get some hot noodles during this wicked cold weather. It was decent and satisfied the soupy cravings.

Ton Ton has small but, reliable selection of ramen options. With a limited options, it really allows them to master the dishes they serve. The Tori Shoyu and the Invincible Dan Dan Mazemen are two great options--one having broth and the latter being brothless.

We found this place as a happy accident and I'm so glad we did! We thought we were going into the sushi spot but after looking at the menu, we decided that a poke bowl was close enough. All of the food was fantastic! Definitely has a vintage kissa-ten style. We ordered japanese sausage, gyoza, chicken skewers, sake, and poke. All of it was a 10/10.

Ton Ton is an easy dining choice at Ponce City Market. Whether I am meeting someone for a business lunch or meeting a friend after work to explore PCM - Ton Ton serves as a versatile dining option that is easy to like. Both of my recent dining experiences at Ton Ton were positive. Both at lunch and during dinner, we were seated very quickly with no wait. The ambiance is quiet, intimate, and I appreciate the attempt of the izakaya style inside the small space at PCM. Service is very quick and straightforward and this process is made even easier by the fact that there's not that many food options to choose from so you'll be able to decide on your order quickly. In all the years I have been dining at Ton Ton, even before their relocation to PCM, I have always, always ordered their Invincible Dan Dan Mazemen: brothless, minced pork, soft-boiled egg, cucumbers, spicy soybeans, szechuan oil, scallions, and sesame seeds. This dish is Ton Ton's take on the traditional Dan Dan noodles, available at many Szechuan restaurants. All these years, I have yet to find many restaurants who execute this simple dish as great as Ton Ton does - everything about their rendition is fabulous, from the flavorful minced pork to the perfectly cooked egg. This is the one dish I will continue to come back for, time after time! Overall, Ton Ton is always a great dining experience. Of course I'd come back!

Have to stop in any time we are at ponce city market! Still some of the best ramen we've ever had. I love the flavors and the noodles are perfect cooked. It's truly authentic ramen - very filling. The broth is so good. This time we tried the Japanese meats - wow! The chicken was my favorite and seasoned so uniquely! We will be back next time we're in Atlanta!

Got the veggie ramen with an extra boiled egg on the side. It was LOADED with veggies and was so good. The egg was so tasty on its own I didn't even add it to the ramen. The service was fast, responsive and friendly. The only downside was I got a side skewer of beef that was tasty but a little tough. Definitely plan to revisit.

Inside of PCM and adjacent to a sushi place. Been here a long long time ago but today was rainy aka calls for comforting broth. The yakitori skewers (Japanese sausage 2/5, beef 4/5) were great but they was a bit small. Got the poke (4/5), and classic ramen (3.5/5).

Excellent ramen place. I take an order of ramen to-go every time I'm at Ponce City Market. Either call ahead or just stop by and they make it right away for pickup. Very simple menu, I just get the standard tonkotsu ramen and it's great!

With all the food options at Ponce Market, I decided to try this spot. I loved the ramen here! Great flavor and quick to come out.

We visited Ton Ton on a whim while looking for a good place to get ramen. I saw a pic of their Dan Dan dish and immediately had to try it. It was amazing! It has a great balance of flavor and spice. My husband also enjoyed it as well. This has become my new favorite dish! The kiddos got the classic ramen and I was surprised they consumed their entire bowls! Our waitress was very courteous and accommodating to our group. Can't wait to visit again!

I came here on a Thursday afternoon to find plenty of seats to pick from. They divide the space in half between those who only want sushi on the right and those who only want ramen on the left, but not both. We started with their Tebasaki Wings which were crispy, juicy and tasty. For mains we got the Yasai and Hakata Tonkotsu Classic. I only had my rich and creamy tonkotsu but the vegetarian version was a clear broth if you wanted something lighter. Even though my broth is made from pork bones, I found it too rich and fatty. The toppings included the char siu was also not great as it was thin cut and more crispy than chewy. Overall, I was not very impressed with the ramen. Service was good and so were the wings. Not sure if I'd go out of my way to come back.

Service: Servers were attentive, polite, and food was served quickly. We ate around 11:45am for an early lunch, so it wasn't too busy. Food: Disclaimer - recently moved from LA, so accustomed to a relatively high standard of Asian food. The broth - well salted, but not super flavorful. Typically with tonkotsu, there's a rich depth of flavor and the thickness of the broth provides a wonderful mouth feel. The chashu - one slice was tough and chewy, the other was more tender. However, flavor was more like a regular grilled pork belly than chashu. The egg - I personally like the soy marinade in it, but my wife felt it was a bit too sweet. I think it paired well with the rest. The noodles - they weren't chewy and were a little overcooked. My wife's shoyu ramen noodles were clumped together on arrival, indicating either 1) they were cooked too early or 2) they weren't separated well during the cooking process. Overall 6 or 7/10. May adjust in the future as I try more Asian food in Atlanta to reflect a different standard.

I frequent this place whenever I am in the area and I have yet to be disappointed. I always get the chicken ramen and some appetizers. When we arrived there was no wait even tho the restaurant was busy. We ordered our ramen, some pork gyoza and some meats on the skewers. My favorite on a skewer was the beef and I almost ordered some more. My least favorite was the sausage, which I won't be ordering again. The restaurant had a nice cozy feel, not too much noise but just enough to feel like there was people there. As always I can't wait to come here again!

July 2023 Yummy yummy! Service: 5/5 Quick service; we ordered to go! Prices: 3/5 I could have used a bigger portion size for the price. Ambiance: 5/5 We sat in the hallway and people watched, we also brought our own drinks . 10/10 :D Taste/Textures: 5/5 The star is the show. I had the Dan Dan noodles with extra egg .... It's like super delicious. Very funny story; I went back to the cashier and let them know that someone forgot to add broth to my ramen.... the staff kindly pointed out that this is a BROTHLESS noodle on the menu. I returned to my table ( tail between my legs and embarrassed) , gave it a good stir and ...... OMFG . My taste buds imploded in the most amazing way. Oil and red pepper combo was heavenly. Just the right amount of moisture accompanied with a good spice and the cucumber gave it a fresh, crunchy texture and palate brightener. Value: 4/5 Bottom Line : Based purely off of the amount that I paid for this meal, it would've been great to have had enough for a little late night snack... Alas, I ate everything within five minutes. My dinner date ordered the more traditional ramen and we had an appetizer of the wings. He thought it was delicious. Bottom Line: Just Wow! Delicious all around.

My experience that time Ton Ton Ponce city market was great. I rarely eat ramen, but it was a really cold night in Atlanta so I figured I'll get something to warm up my body. I got the traditional Ramen bowl to go and it was delicious. They packaged it up very well and if you'd like to add extra spice - the chili paste is extremely hot so you have been warned. That to go order worked out really well. I have some concerns but everything is packaged separately and easy to put together and I really enjoyed it. Flavor of the soup is very smooth and not salty. I will definitely come back to try other items on the menu. The cashier was nice enough to let me try the sample of the frozen cocktails.

Now this place right here can never do me no wrong. This was my first Ramen place I ever came to try Ramen the good kind and I fell in love. The menu is small but it's packed with so much flavor. My favorite thing to get here is the steam dumplings and crispy wings. They have so much flavor. I usually like to try the creamy broth Ramen or I'll go with a dry Ramen, which is really good to add extra noodles because they're so good and fluffy. I would definitely suggest you try this little spot out. It is located inside Ponce City Market. The service is also very good and always packed inside.

Located in the Ponce De Leon marketplace. The name of the restaurant isn't located outside. It just says "Sushi". The outside menu is located at the exit of the restaurant. As we were standing there to read it, a server (who was sitting people) told us that the entrance was on the other side. We got a table immediately, no wait time. The seating area is a bit small for dining area. Ramen was good. It satisfied my ramen craving. But I think I'll try another ramen place next time.

Came here on a Saturday afternoon & the service was exceptional! The server took her time in explained everything from the menu and listen to what we liked and didn't to give better recommendations. I had the ramen with pork belly and it was sooo good ! It wasn't too greasy and fresh to order . Definitely will be coming here again .

This was so delicious! I got the tonkatsu classic ramen and the broth was just heavenly. It was made so well and so flavorful. It definitely reminded me of some of the better ramen I have had over the years around the country. I've had some pretty okay ramen and this was nowhere near there. It was excellent! You'll find this location nestled around all of the other businesses in the market. There was plenty of seating and the service was excellent. I was so glad that the heart boiled eggs came on the side as well. It was very reasonably priced and we were there before the lunch rush on a weekday. Because of that, it did not take long at all to get my food. Friendly service and a great addition to Ponce City Market. I would definitely return next time I'm around!

Went for lunch at Ton Ton and ordered the Tori Shoyu with no pork belly and no egg. The broth was extremely flavorful and delicious and was very filling. The bamboo shoots in the ramen were very interesting because I've never tasted anything like it before. Service was fine and there was no wait for food which was great. My only wish is that I wish they had more chicken and seafood options because I don't eat pork.

I've been coming to Ton Ton for years, and the food and service have always been consistently amazing! The last time I visited, I ordered the Hakata Tonkotsu Classic Ramen. It has a rich pork broth, and the chashu just melts on your tongue. The dish also comes with wood ear mushrooms, bamboo shoots, corn, scallions, and sesame seeds. If you like your ramen spicy, order a side of the Chili Paste Bomb! Warning, your mouth may feel like it's on fire. The Chicken Yakitori and the Edamame aren't very flavorful, but they do taste healthy.

The servers were extremely nice and friendly here. The food was good but not GREAT. And the mango drink is extremely think! The ambience and vibe of this little spot is actually one of my favourites in ponce... next time I'll definitely get the ramen cuz when I was looking around at the ones they brought out . They looked good good. Lol

Delicious! It's one of the vendors at Ponce Market. I like that it's a sit down place and you don't have to line up for food or try and find a place to eat when you get your meal. Great choice of ramen. I had vegetarian and green tea. The ramen was great, filling with delicious broth. Green tea was unsweetened. It was very refreshing and I could take the bottle with me, because I couldn't finish it all. Fast, friendly service.

I have been to Ton Ton previously, and brought my family this time. The service was great. He was patient with taking our orders and answered their questions.

I'd order something from someplace different next time. not good enoguh for me to come back E X P E R I E N C E we came as a group of 6 but decided to order a little from every restaurant. I was able to order immediately. the entire restaurant was seated and full. they said food was ready in 15 mins F O O D poke bowl: not enough fish. portion size is small. expensive for what it is but it was fresh. flavor was balanced. P R I C E 16

I wish I could give more stars is an excellent way for me to open this review because I wish I could. Ton Ton, located in the Ponce Market, is not to be missed. Ton Ton was not my only option, but I made the best choice. Ton Ton runs like a well-oiled machine. The staff is friendly and attentive throughout the dining experience. I was seated quickly, and my waiter was nothing short of incredible. He offered some recommendations, and he made sure everything was to my liking. I enjoyed a plate of their steamed dumplings and a bowl of their traditional pork shoulder (pork broth) ramen. The dumplings were tasty, and the ramen was one of the best ramen experiences I've had in a very long time. If you get the opportunity, I recommend you also try the pineapple drink. Again, Ton Ton is now my go-to spot whenever I visit Atlanta. If you are a ramen lover like me, I highly recommend you try them.

Yummy ramen spot. The yakitori skewer was soooo good. I definitely want to come back and try more things on the menu.

I came here 5 years ago on vacation before Covid, and was so impressed I came back on the last day of my vacation for a final taste of the ramen. 5 years later I'm back and the food hasn't changed! As delicious as ever.

Beware of online delivery orders through 3rd party partners. I have ordered via Uber eats and door dash and this place is unorganized. Youd be amazing how many times my order is missing broth or noodles and yes one time both just the appetizer was delivered. Drivers are given the orders in bags that are sealed and every time I call the other half of the order is sitting at the counter. My last driver asked specifically to confirm that he had the full order before leaving after I prompted him to confirm in the app chat. Still it arrived with no broth for the ramen. Called the manager who was clueless. I imagine if it's happened to me 5x it's also happened to others. Of course the delivery system refunds but it's a waste of time, energy and money due to the restaurants poor management of ordering. What a shame!

Far from the best but certainly not the worst Ramen I've had in Atlanta. The tonkatsu classic ramen was a bit salty and lacked a depth of flavor that you can find at other places. Also I asked for some Shichimi Togarashi which I can see in front of my face but they said they don't normally give that out and wouldn't provide it. I thought it was strange so I wanted to mention it.

We got seated at the ramen bar and it was incredibly loud overall. The ti katsu ramen was very oily and thick, with no sort of chili oil to balance it out. The dan dan was definitely had better and stronger flavors, as well as being a little sweet and spicy. Both good portion sizes for the price and our servers were very attentive, but I feel like there are better ramen places in ATL.

This was my first ramen experience in Atlanta and I was expecting so, so much more. ARRIVAL: Located in PCM, It's on the bottom floor, across the table area from El Super Pan. There's a a-board menu where they have bar seating but this is NOT where you enter, you're actually supposed to enter at the next opening on the right with the podium. We sat at the bar and saw numerous people standing by the menu and having to be told by staff to enter on the other side. Seems like a simple fix? MENU: Simple menu with a few ramen options, apps, and bowls. Imported beers. FOOD: Hakata tonkotsu is my favorite style of ramen, so I was excited that they had it here. I ordered the hakata tonkotsu with the chili bomb, chicken wings, and edamame. The edamame was salted, but not salted enough and tasted very plain. The wings were simple but good, they had a great crunch and simple flavoring. The ramen, was insanely disappointing. It wasn't creamy or rich like tonkotsu should be. The butter bomb that is included is also overly buttery it was overwhelming the flavor of the entire bowl both before and after adding the chili bomb. My boyfriend barely finished half of his bowl and his tasted pretty different than mine, so they're not very consistent. I'm big on not wasting food, but i really struggled to finish my bowl. It wasn't something I want to even give another shot. SERVICE: Service was fine, they were quick to take our order and didn't take long for food to come out. They were friendly and courteous. PRICE: I always expect restaurants in PCM and other marketplaces to be a bit higher and this is what you can expect here. Overall, I'm mostly disappointed and slightly traumatized. I might return for drinks and chicken wings, and maybe, just maybe try the dan dan noodles, but as my first ramen spot with such high ratings, I am pretty afraid of what to expect as I slurp my way through Atlanta.

Ton Ton was a fun spot at Ponce City Market! My friend got the the tonkotsu classsic ramen and I got the poke bowl. I enjoyed the poke bowl. It was quite large and not a terrible price. It was plentiful with fish but I maybe wish it had a little more kick or other sauces available. My friend devoured her ramen and noted it was very rich and buttery - not a light meal!! The service was prompt and friendly, nothing too in-your-face. I liked the small menu but maybe would have liked to sit outside the restaurant and gotten something else as well. I would recommend this to folks visiting PCM.

Ton Ton is probably the best ramen i've had in atlanta. It's everything you want it to be and it is my rainy day go to! Their poke bowls are also really solid if you're not feeling a hot soup!

Ton Ton is a great place to rest and warm yourself up after walking around Ponce City Market for a while. We went at a standard dinner time on a Sunday and were seated right away. There was a little bit of confusion at first , since there seems to be multiple openings but one main entrance that we didn't see at first. Service was decent; a few major ingredients (eggs & bamboo) were left out of our Tori Shoyu that we ordered, but as soon as we brought it up the waitress brought some extra right away. As for the food, it was great :D The Hakata Tonkotsu Classic has a delicious and hearty pork broth that was exactly to my liking. I usually prefer adding spice to my ramens, but the Tonkotsu Classic was very flavorful and I appreciated the deep taste. The Tori Shoyu has a chicken broth that is much lighter, perfect for when you don't want something too heavy. I think that this is a great dish to order when you want to fill up your stomach but don't want to feel overly full after your meal.

Hakata Classic Tonkatsu Solid yummy food! Service was the fastest I've ever had! A really great ramen restaurant in the middle of the market

Cute ramen and yakitori place in Ponce City market, nice stop if you're craving some warm soup/noodles! I enjoyed their ramen, the broth is rich and not overly salty, the noodles cooked well. They have a vegetarian ramen as well - although it is a lighter option compared to the other ramens, the vegetable broth was still very flavorful! The yakitori selection was simple, a bit underwhelming, so I would focus on the ramen if you visit. The kitchen is open, there are options for table seating and at the bar. The space is not too big, I can imagine during peak lunch hours the tables may get a bit crowded. Service was friendly and timely, all in all a good dining experience!

I came here on a weekend and it was pretty packed. However, we were able to walk around Ponce City market before we were called, so it wasn't too bad! The service was great and we were greeted and seated within 20 min., despite how busy they were. We weren't sure what to get at first, but the server was really nice to share recommendations and answer all of our questions. It was a little loud with the foot traffic around the spot, so I'd try to go at another time, if you're not into it. Food: Tori shoyu- this was really good! I definitely loved all the flavors and it wasn't too salty either. The noodles were great (not soggy/overcooked). I didn't get appetizers, but I regretted it once it was being served to other people. I definitely would come back, if I ever got the chance.

I'm giving this place a two star and that is being super generous. This place does not cater to the foodies at all. I do not mind spending money on good food but unfortunately, I would rather keep my money in my wallet than to come back here and I can honestly say this. I have been to a lot of Ramen places and this by far has been the worst of them all. I absolutely love Ramen soup and would drive the distance (which I have) to get great Ramen soup. The beauty of Ramen is that you can add or take away options for your soup but they are serving to a crowd that obviously just want Ramen soup, which is fine. They don't add or take away anything and it's apparent with their very limited ramen options. There were no spicy options and I felt like this was literally packaged ramen that they threw a half an egg in, onions and mushrooms. When I order my ramen, I like to ask for my pork chachu to be extra crispy because I do not like the pork to be have a slimy feel in my mouth. I asked our server, Keyaba if we could get it extra crispy and it was an absolute no can do. She asked the cook and her manager. We started with the gyoza and wanted it fried or pan seared and again, no can do. To me, enjoying your food is all about the service, ambiance, and adjusting some to your patron's tastebuds. Ton Ton does not substitute or add to any of their menu items. There were 4 (I think) ramen options and spicy was not an option. Mine just did not look great, as you can see by the photos. Unfortunately, the poke bowl was not any better. For most patrons, this food might be good, even exceptional, but for this foodie, this has been added to our "no can do place" list. We ate it because we did not want to waste but it definitely not one I would recommend to anyone. Every Ramen restaurant should get training from Ramen by Hajimi in Alpharetta, period. I drive 35 mins north of the city just for their ramen because it is that damn good! I will give a shout out to our server, Keyana V. She was excellent and gave exceptional service. Great personality!

First time trying out ramen, it was great! I really enjoyed my ramen (vegetarian) and our server was very charismatic. Only wish that it was bigger, but we only waited about 20 minutes during dinner-time on Saturday, so that's not bad at all.

Super fast service... Friendly staff.. This was my first time here but my brother comes all the time.. Wings was really good, nice mid day snack, fresh & hot... I definitely will come back to get more wings and try some other stuff on the menu