Meh. I've experienced better.
The place is located in a plaza with tons of other places to eat and shop at which makes it convenient.
But its really small and narrow inside.
Not so great for big groups,
we had a party of 8 and they pushed two table benches together, but it was still cramped.
But they are very accomodating,
and the workers here are very friendly and efficient.
The menu was easy to read and they had various things to choose from.
I went with a basic Tonkotsu Ramen,
and it was seriously the most basic ramen i've ever had.
The soup was bland and lacked so much flavor.
The egg was a hard boiled egg, instead of the traditional soft boiled egg.
And i didnt even bother eating the cabbage that was in it.
And the noodles aren't the freshly made ones.
Overall, I've had better ramens in food courts.
Presentation was good, but food needs work to compete with other ramen spots.