In the entire dining area, Kamakura has the longest lines so I thought I would try this one out. They have three different types of ramen - the oishi ramen, char siew ramen and ramen and egg ramen. From there, you can also add a set. For my meal, I got the Oishi Ramen (¥790) and added a Gyoza Set (¥300) which comes with 6 pieces of gyoza and rice. The ramen broth was probably a shoyu base, because it was salty, to the point I had the charshu with rice instead. The gyoza are also salty. The cooks might as well have been using salt as if it were free. At this point, I would not recommend the food here.