Sorry all, but they don't match up to other Ramen places you can find around Columbus, trust me i've been looking for and eating quality ramen for the past 4 years ever since i was spoiled by having the chance at eating home cooked ramen from a chef from tokyo and wanting to recreate that delectable experience. The noodles are a bit bland and not properly finished. The ingredients all taste like they've sat a bit too long in oils, as well as just being sub-par compared to the cuts of meat and amount of ingredients you'll receive in bowls from other shops, let alone the level of freshness that seems to be lacking in all their dishes here. The broths are decent and keep their rating high, but there isn't any depth to them. The disparity between the advertised product on their menu, especially the visual aspect, that you're about to order never matches up; it always appears bland, or monochromatic and feels lack luster. Thinking about all of that, the price point just kills it for me. It's definitely not worth it, as they ask way too much for what they're offering. Especially when other shops will have the exact same dish, with better quality, for cheaper...

You don't have to take my word for it though, just look around you. If a purveyor of food from a specific region/culture is selling a good product, then you would expect a certain amount of peoples from the region/culture to also shop there as an indicator that the food meets their standards, yet every time i've been there's not many if any at all that eat there... interesting...

This is my honest opinion of the place based on my experiences with them specifically and influenced by having had the chance to try other ramen shops in and around the Columbus area. You don't have to take my word on any of it and i will definitely suggest you at least try the place once before giving your own review/opinion. It's good, but not great. There's room for improvement for sure, but as it stands you won't find me here given the choice if they don't step up their game.