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It's a Ramen diner that has a distinctly different reputation. The diner is old, from the exterior and interior to the furnishings, and has the atmosphere of a Showa-era diner, with three floors, from the first to the third, accessed only by stairs. Therefore, the restaurant is not recommended for wheelchair users. There is always a long line of people waiting in line, especially during lunch time, whether it's a weekday or a holiday. You must purchase a meal ticket in advance from a ticket vending machine, and then wait in line outside the diner. It's not possible to secure your seat in advance. The stairs are so narrow that people can barely pass each other. Therefore, especially during busy times, the second and third floors may have a total customer replacement system in order to avoid the stairways becoming clogged with people lining up and passing each other on the stairways. This means that customers are expected to finish their dishes quickly, which often makes it difficult to eat at a leisurely pace. The floor is small as well as the stairs. Water and hand towels are provided by the staff when the room is empty, but during busy times they are self-service. The box stocked with hand towels empties quickly, forcing customers to use the kitchen without hand towels. The staff are all very busy, and sometimes you may hear angry shouts and loud blurbs in the kitchen, which may be off-putting to some people. It may be better to assume that the quality of customer service at this restaurant is about the same, and not expect any improvement. The Ramen noodles served at the diner are characterized by their firm, chewy, straight texture, and the soup is neither too much nor too little fatty, and the noodles are well mixed with the noodle soup. The soup is not too fatty, not too much, but...
   Read moreBe warned, this is "back-fat" style ramen. In addition to rich, creamy broth, it has little bits of delicious fat floating around.
A timeless establishment, you will most likely find at least a short line to even step up to the street level standing-only counter. Orders only via machine/token (thankfully English signage), very reasonable 1000yen for chashu ramen 1200 extra large) as of 7/25/2018. Counter has bowls of fresh cut spring onion, garlic paste, and spicy stuff so you can doctor your bowl to taste. Oh, and free jasmine tea (served an initial glass, refill yourself from pitcher within reach).
I found chashu portion good, noodles a nice chew and highly slurpable, and broth a very balanced flavor. Would not recommend finishing every bite and gulp, you will feel that extra fat for a while.
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