There is actually a lively business district nearby, and there is a Japanese and Korean creative ramen shop hidden in the alleys (this is the position given by the shop itself)
I was actually mentally prepared before I came, but after I came there was still a gap between my expectations. In summary, unless it was very late and there was nothing to eat nearby, I probably wouldn't eat at this restaurant again.

This time click:
1️⃣Pork bone barbecued pork $155
2️⃣Caramel Tamagoyaki $75

As for the ramen, the taste is average. The good thing is that the noodles are chewy and thick, and the barbecued pork is thick. What is not ideal is probably that the soft-boiled eggs are not soft, there are not enough ingredients, and the cuts are rough, and the bowl and pot keep shaking. It still slips when turned around, which really affects the dining experience.

As for the Tamagoyaki, it seemed like a must-try item from the introduction, but I regretted it after ordering it. The photo looked better than the real thing.
There is a thin layer of caramel and tasteless mayonnaise. The tamagoyaki has many bubbles and holes and is not delicate overall. It can also be seen from the cut surface that this is not a delicate tamagoyaki.

The overall meal is about 8% full (8% of the normal adult female food intake). If you don’t order tamagoyaki, you may be hungry⋯⋯