A safe alternative when you're in the mood for Ramen. Nicer on the inside than it looks from the street.

Good for ramen in the Philippines. Can't compare to ramen in Japan of course. Newly renovated yet it still looks quite old once inside. Service is typical of the Philippines, basically quite sub standard compared to the states.

I have been to Shinjuku a dozen times.They are out of sea food half the time. Their Gyoza are too greasy.Average Ramen.

It's not a fancy Jap restaurant, fairly basic in decor, but I've always enjoyed the Ramen + Gyoza here, amongst the best in town, and of the more than 10 times I've eaten there, has been consistent. consistency. The place opens very late, so great place to go, if you are hungry even at midnight!

I stayed a block from this Japanese restaurant, and I was a regular here. the food is good--real good by U.S. prices. the only problem is that alot of their soups are not always available, and it takes them time to tell you that. so you might make an order, wait for 10 minutes, and then find out that your... More

Fond of authentic Ramen house? Shinjuku is the restaurant to be... Simply the best Ramen here in town.... You can't leave the place without trying their sumptuous Gyoza... Ohhhhh I can taste it now, can't wait to go back!!!!!

not a big fan of ramens

Good selection of quick Japanese meals but for a ramen place, I find it odd that they don't serve Tonkotsu ramen.

Good food, don't mind the service.