So I actually ate from here because I was desperately hungry and wanted to try something new.I had pretty low expectation since it is the food court version of Spring Rolls. I was somewhat pleasantly surprised.
I had the House Ramen, which came with a decent assortment of meat, a piece of shrimp tempura and a small portion of noodles in your choice or normal or spicy broth. The tempura was nice and crunchy and the meat was fairly fresh. The broth had MSG, but wasn't super salty. The only downside is that the ramen tasted a bit like instant noodles and wasn't made in-house.
Overall though, I do like the house ramen here better than Kenzo and is similarly priced with more meat and less salty, just that the noodles are a bit sub-par.