We got seated right away, but at one of the strange elevated benches in the middle of the restaurant. Not the most pleasant for my back, but there was no open spot to move to at the time. That kind of seating concept seems strange to me, but then again, I'm not hip so maybe I don't get it.
The okonomiyaki I thought was good, but I don't have any other experience to compare it to. It was very thick (they gave me a steak knife to cut it with), had almost a potato-y density to it. The miso ramen was meh, broth was decently flavorful but the noodles were way overcooked. Service, however, was excellent.
I saw signs in the (clean) bathroom that they have DJs at night which also seems odd to me. The space doesn't conjure up a place conducive to music but see my "I'm not hip" comment above.
All in all, based on the prices and the A-OK level of food satisfaction I probably won't hurry back, but still wouldn't mind trying it again sometime.