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Unfortunately, my recent visit to this establishment revealed a significant decline in quality. It appears to have undergone a change in management, now operated by different individuals that I remember when they were right next door, The food, particularly the Miso ramen, lacked the authentic taste I previously enjoyed; it resembled microwave pasta from the store. The ambiance was unsettling, emitting an unwelcoming vibe upon entry, and the staff were not particularly friendly. Regrettably, honesty compels me to share this disappointing experience.

Is really good place the food is the best and service

Ordered rice. Very good but also order 4 pieces spring rolls. Didn’t get that got to horribly greasy egg rolls. If great if u can pick up but check. Out of luck if u get delivery.

They moved to a smaller venue and were bought out by someone else afaik. You order at a kiosk and the vibes are yikes. Food was really meh.

Got the Japanese Curry, some reason it tasted really sour. I’ve tasted Japanese Curry and it suppose sweet ish. Only thing that was edible was Rice, and Salad….. waste of $$$ Tried calling their number. Kept Ending Call….

Disgusting

Authentic Asian homecooking! The menu is small, simple, but impressive! Please be patient...GOOD FOOD takes time. Will be well worth the wait!

Great place for authentic Asian food. The menu has a broad selection of dishes, from ramen and mentor boxes to stir fry and buns. The green onion pancake and the tonkatsu ramen were delicious.

We got a teriyaki chicken bowl($14) and a beef bulgogi bowl($14) and we got no chicken and it came as plain white rice with veggies mixed in. The beef bulgogi had some sort of tough beef that wasn’t bulgogi and neither “bowl” had any seasoning whatsoever. Food used to be good here but recommend anywhere else but here.

The new location is very tiny, and the food is subpar. While they do offer a broad range of ramen types, the portion is small considering the price is equivalent to all other ramen places that give you twice as much. It also tastes very similar to the 50¢ packs of ramen with the powder flavoring and then some extra sauces/spices added into the mix. The dumplings were also disappointing as they were drowning in soy sauce which masked all flavor. The parts I was able to taste without the soy sauce were flavorless though, so I assume the soy sauce was to prevent the buyer from noticing the lack of flavor; definitely not worth $7. As for the service, the woman at the register was very nice but she mentioned on 2 occasions that the things we might need (chili oil, soy sauce, cutlery, napkins, etc) were over on a shelf if we wanted anything extra. It was odd. Overall, it was an underwhelming experience. I cannot recommend this establishment.