This place just opened not too long ago in the space previously occupied by Clay Oven. It is right next to two long term tenants in the building (Fat Kee Noodle House, and Hu's Garage). They have a 'soft open' menu right now and I am not sure if the menu will be expanded once that get the business on track. Parking at the strip mall during lunch hour is scarce due to the number of restaurants there. You may have to park at the far end of the parking lot if you can find a space and walk to the restaurant.
The restaurant decor is... how do I say it... there is none. Walls are bare and all there is are tables and chairs at the moment. I hope they put up some pictures or something just to make things a bit more interesting. Service is friendly and quick. For a soft open, the restaurant had 6 of its 9 tables occupied during lunch time is quite good.
My order was taken promptly and the ramen I ordered came out quickly. I ordered the Original Tonkotsu Ramen. At $14, I though it was maybe $1 or 2 too expensive when compared to other ramen place in the city. Keep in mind that this is not a trendy part of town and the strip mall that this restaurant is located is not fancy at all so I thought the price was on the high side. Other than that, the ramen tasted good as expected and thoroughly enjoyed the soup base. Overall its a solid ramen choice in this part of town.