Black Tonkotsu: It's definitely heavy but somehow I finished mine with no problem. My hubby ordered Red, which was definitely lighter, but with a kicked up attitude. We loved them both, and we are willing to come back to try other ramen as well. At Jinya, sides are plentiful as well. We ordered brussels sprouts tempura (very creative and intricate), octopus balls (I'll come back just for them), and refreshing annin-dofu at the end of our meal. The only thing they're missing is fried rice, which isn't a big deal at all. The service was super fast, hostess/servers were all friendly, and it's not as crowded as monta/spring mountain. It seats about 50 people (spacious), so you can actually enjoy your meal without feeling rushed. HUGE PLUS.