Kajiken

What Reddit says

Recommended for ramen, mainly the abura soba (brothless dry noodles), which people call solid and really good. One complaint is that the dry noodle portions are small. It is considered better dining in than takeout.

Paraphrased from the comments below.

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In their words

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• “Lots of good noodle places nearby. Taiwan Beef Noodle, Modu Three Brothers, Kajiken, Gil's Lanzhou, and Midori Ramen, to name a few.”

• “I'd hit up 7 Noodles or Kajiken. The worst item on their menus is better than a peameal sandwich”

• “Its unique n all but frankly speaking the portion size for the dry noodles were a bit too small.”

• “Ramen: Isshin, Konjiki, Santouka and Kajiken”

• “Ramen: Kajiken”

• “Big Way Hotpot, Kajiken, Nakwon Kisa are really popular and close to the station.”

• “A bit of a newer place that I like is Kajiken”

• “Tried multiple i still think the original is the best. Their side dishes are imo pretty poor”

• “I don't think it's meant for takeout but it was really good.”

• “The abura soba I had here were really good.”

• “I went today and loved it. I got the ORIGINAL ABURASOBA and it's my favourite noodles so far.”

• “has amazing aburasoba! The best I’ve had outside of Japan!”