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| - Decided to come to this place by chance with a few friends (actually wanted to go to the Chatime across but was feeling hungry). This place did not disappoint!
Interior:
The place is small and to some people that may be a throw off, but to me it was alright. It would have been nice if it was bigger but you can't get everything.
Service:
Like many previous reviews, the waitress' customer service was on POINT. From the moment you walk through the door to the moment you leave, these ladies treated you well. They were very attentive and friendly, and didn't have a problem with stirring up conversation (which didn't seem forced). One of my friends was a bit thrown off by this but it didn't irk her enough for it to be bad. It was our first time coming to this place and they made us feel right at home.
Food: We didn't make it for the lunch special, so just ordered straight from the menu. The menu had variety of options, from Ramen to Curry to Sashimi bowls to Maki. This is what we ordered:
- Katsu Curry $7.99: Both of my friends order the Katsu Curry. The portion was alright, could have had more rice, but it was decently priced too so I wouldn't complain (just need more rice *hint hint*). The curry was really good. I'm not a curry expert but if I was to come back, I'd probably get the curry.
- Cha Siu Ramen combo $15.99 (special requested order): I ordered the combination of Cha Siu Ramen + a 6 piece Spicy Salmon maki - which was not on the menu; I asked for a substitution which the waitress was happy to do for me. It did cost $3 more to sub the spicy salmon instead of the California that was offered, but I didn't mind, already in the mood for salmon anyways. The Spicy Salmon maki was bigger than I thought. It was more fish to rice ratio and you can tell the fish was fresh. It wasn't necessarily "spicy" but I've gotten use to Spicy Salmon maki not actually being "spicy" from other places, so it was fine. Nevertheless it was delicious. The ramen was pretty good. It might not be "the best ramen" but if you're craving ramen or just want ramen to eat, this is a good option too for someone living in Scarborough. It may not come up to par to the Downtown and Markham spots, but for someone who isn't really picky about their food and enjoys ramen, I give my approval.
- Chicken Karaage $6.50: The chicken karaage was alright. I've had better in some places but I guess if you want chicken this is a good appetizer.
All together our meal was approx. $44 and all of us were stuff to the bone.
Final thoughts:
I don't usually write reviews on Yelp but this place got me writing. Like I said, the food is decent but I wouldn't go in there with the highest expectations. It's just a cozy spot to eat with close friends/family and enjoy decent food. If you're in the area, give this place a shot cos I would go again!
Sidenote: didn't actually make it to Chatime... was too full.
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