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It was under the "spicy" section of the menu. It wasn't that great. Maybe I expected too much, but what else was I supposed to think when everyone suggests to get this one. It wasn't spicy at all (at least for me), the noodles were too thin, and they didn't have that nice chewy texture that freshly made noodles are supposed to have. There were also too many veggies--to the point where halfway, I wasn't even eating noodles anymore, but pure bean sprouts and onions. I was hoping the meat would be marbled and tender. Meh. It was standard.
Also, their hot tea wasn't brewed in-house, but rather some unknown brand tea bag in a cup. That was disappointing and generic.
I will say that their takoyaki balls were amazing tho! Love them. Better than guu's. And everyone else's ramen looked way better, so maybe it was just the "unluck" of my choice.
I still would recommend this place because each ramen on the menu has a different broth, different noodles, and different toppings, so I am sure I will find one I'll absolutely love.
Also, customer service is great! One of the waiters, hesitant at first, asked us to move tables to better accommodate a party of 6. We gladly moved as our food wasn't there yet, the other table was literally a sidestep away, and the party had been waiting long before we even arrived. For all the "trouble" it caused, the waiter gave us a $5 off coupon for our next meal. Yay!
He really didn't have to. I wasn't expecting anything at all. But hey, I ain't complaining. After that gesture, I knew how much they cared about keeping their customers satisfied.
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