I've been to this place several times and enjoyed it every time. The ramen is decent, and their chashu/kakuni/karaage is great. They're very friendly and recognize us whenever we come in. Their takoyaki and gyoza were both good, but on my first visit I thought their tonkotsu broth was a bit bland. I'd noticed they offered "rich soup" (more concentrated soup) for a dollar extra, and it's definitely worth it. It adds much more flavor and I'd recommend it to anybody stopping by. I never order ramen here without it. All in all, I really enjoy this place, and I'd rate it in the top 2 with Umami (which is currently closed) for best ramen in the area.