Iro Sushi Dalston in Hackney

Choose a bento. It was delicious Japanese food.

This is the real thing. The Chilli Squid was amazing. The Pork Ramen, was next level and Chicken Wongs are delicious. The service was so attentive and food arrived very quickly. Definite awesomeness created.

Delicious sashimi and tayoyaki, but the karaage was a bit stiff and too salty. This place has an authentic Japanese atmosphere with decent prices. The matcha Asahi was good too. I’d recommend the melon soda.

Great price and fresh sushi! Be aware of the service charge included on the bill.

The food is always amazing but the staff is just... Not great. We were very disappointed. There was not enough broth at all in my fiance's ramen compared to my friend's and the staff didn't want to put more in, although there was barely anything inside. It's such a shame because the food is great but it just doesn't make you want to come back.

Good tonkatsu and especially good fried chicken gyoza

The best Japanese restaurant in the UK

I don’t usually leave reviews but I had too. I discovered this restaurant on TikTok and particularly this one on Bond Street. I came specifically for the tonkotsu ramen as well so my food review will be based on that. Regarding the service it was quite quick, when I arrived it was full so we had to queue which i understand it’s quite popular (and worth the wait). I was welcomed very kindly and the service is great, the staff is polite and helpful. The atmosphere (especially the place for one person) really gave me Japanese vibe and I loved it as a person who really appreciate lots of things about Japanese culture and it’s what I was looking for. About the food, it was delicious, I had a pork bao, the bun was very well done and pork was amazing firm but at the same time melting in my mouth, it was made in a way that can be appreciated by everyone and can be customised (on the table there are many spices and they give you condiments as well so you can adjust the level of salt or spiciness which I really liked.) For my main I have the chashu tonkotsu ramen which rich broth, medium noodles (texture) and medium spiciness. Let me tell you it was so delicious and the portion was good for the price. I also got to try « Ramune » which is a drink that I saw in a Japanese serie and I put it on my list of things to try few days ago so I was pleasantly surprised to see it there and I enjoyed it so much. And my total came to 27£ for all that (just the ramen was 16£ though, you don’t have to get special drink like I did.) Also I was automatically charged a 3£ (~10%) discretionary service charge, which i wasn’t informed of. That was probably the only unpleasant surprise. During all my time there I was just enjoying myself and giggling. Therefore I 100% recommend this restaurant to absolutely everyone.

waiter ate my food. Ate in the restaurant and waiters kept forgetting to bring out our dishes. Ordered a tonkotsu ramen to share with my friend, a chicken bao bun, and a kobachi set. Waiters were polite, but after finishing the ramen, they asked if that was everything for today. We said we’re waiting for two more dishes. They bring out the kobachi set, and I request to have the bao bun in a takeaway box to eat later since it was taking quite long. Finally he brings the chicken bao 15 minutes later on a plate and I ask again to have it takeaway. Not sure why this took longer than the kobachi set since that includes 6 different dishes and a chicken bao is just chicken, lettuce and sauce in a bun. He brings me a tied bag with a box inside and I go home. When I get home, there is no chicken in the bun. Just lettuce and 1/4 of a mushroom. There is no way the chicken dropped out while he was putting it in the box and did not realise. The box was sealed super tight and I literally saw the chicken on the plate as he bought it out and then it’s gone when I open the box at home. I think he ate the chicken.. Food was mid btw

I’ve always loved eat Tokyo and it was my first time visiting this ramen specialty branch. I got the tonkotsu ramen and pork grilled dumplings. The dumplings were perfectly grilled, dipping sauce is a perfect match with the dumplings. Wish the ramen had more toppings like wood ear fungus and Japanese fish cake though, that would make it more visually appealing and Japanese-like. Menu had much less variety compared to other eat Tokyo branches eg didn’t have many bento options, but still had many sushi and sashimi. Don’t think they did dessert? Overall was a 7/10 experience. Would go again considering the good price and lack of options in the Bond Street area.

Fantastic hidden spot, from the family of golders green eat Tokyo, love this family the food and the service are always amazing 👏

For our last day, we wanted to eat Japanese in a typical place of their restaurants. We didn't have the wrong address! The service and kindness are impeccable, and the food is so good. I had a spicy ramen which was magnificent, with sushi on the side. I recommend to visitors!

Other Eat Tokyo’s are better. Sushi was just average. Got pushed out heavily as of 9.40pm when the shop closed at 10pm. Rather annoying service.

My review three years ago was: Lovely, lovely, lovely! And five stars. My review this year: I'm going to tell you what happened on December 10, 2024 at around 2 p.m. After looking on Google to see if the restaurant was family friendly and had stroller access and having gone there on numerous occasions in the past, we decided to have our lunch there. We didn't make a reservation because it was a Tuesday. When we entered we greeted them and told them that we were two people with the baby. The first thing I asked was if they had a baby chair, and the waiter reluctantly told me yes. The waiter with the earring in his ear and an annoyed face tried to seat us at a table where we were practically in the middle of everything. I told him if we could move to the table that had just become free to leave the stroller in the corner so as not to bother the waiters. The waiter with a bad attitude and a bad face told us that we could only be in the restaurant for 45 minutes. I told him no, that we were going to have the necessary time because we were going to eat and feed my baby. I refused and he said we could stay but with that attitude I told him we were leaving When I walked out the door I told the waiter with a nose piercing that they had been very rude. And she replied; so what? The waiter came out after me and I told him that we had come many times that it was Tuesday and that it was empty. And that if they treat my baby badly I will leave the place. At no point did they apologize to us. Point number one: tell Google to change the information about the restaurant. It is NOT a family friendly restaurant. There is no space for strollers. Nor for wheelchairs/disabled people. Point number two: if the waiters don't like babies: put up with it. It is what it is. But I will not return to a place where they discriminate against families and babies. Point number three: these two people, by doing their job poorly and being in a bad mood, have lost two customers and ruined one of my favorite places in London.

Food was soso, decent for the price but not as good as their other branches..

Definitely this is one of the most rip off Japanese restaurants in central London in Bond Street. The prices of the food are far too overpriced & certainly not even worthy of their listed prices on their house menus. It would usually cost up to £130 for just a bland light lunch with only small quantities of some hot Japanese snacks listed on their house menu. When you order a very small pot of hot Japanese green tea, they will just charge you extra at your request for a refill of the teapot, unlike those Chinese restaurants out there, whereas to request for the refills of hot tea are all totally free of charge, you can even ask for as many refills of hot tea as you want or like, it's still totally free of charge

Excellent food and great service, even when the place is very busy. Definitely worth a visit if you like authentic sushi or ramen.

Really nice cosy ramen restaurant to eat at. Both the tonkotsu and shoyu ramen were very tasty and reasonably-priced for London. The staff were polite, attentive and helpful. Would recommend for an affordable meal out.

The manager, David hovering like a helicopter around my wife and me, constantly reminding us to eat up so that the restaurant could close on time. He also rudely shove the bill in my face asking me to pay before I finished my food. The way they treated customers was deplorable! I will never return to the restaurant.

I am writing to express my utter disappointment with the service I received during my recent visit to your restaurant. As someone who has been a loyal customer since 2021, I am appalled at how poorly the situation was handled, both by your staff and, most notably, by the manager. The incident began when my friend arrived five minutes before me and informed a staff member that she needed a table for two. The staff member acknowledged her and asked her to wait at the front. When I arrived, we continued waiting for another five minutes. During this time, two couples arrived and waited nearby, but no formal queue was established, as no staff instructed us to form one. Another five minutes later, a group of ten arrived and queued behind us. Suddenly, the manager came out and allowed the two couples to enter, skipping over us entirely. At this point, I stepped forward to address the issue, as my friend and I had clearly been waiting longer. The manager dismissed my concerns, insisting that the couples had arrived ten minutes earlier. He further instructed us to move behind the group of ten in the queue, despite the fact that his own staff had confirmed we were there first. When we called over the staff member who had initially asked us to wait, he confirmed to the manager that we were indeed there before the couples. Instead of apologizing or addressing the situation professionally, the manager scolded his colleague in front of us, which was both unprofessional and inappropriate. Rather than taking accountability or diffusing the situation, the manager’s behavior only exacerbated the issue. At no point did the manager attempt to resolve the matter in a professional or courteous manner. He did not apologize for the misunderstanding or offer any explanation beyond dismissing our valid concerns. Even when it was proven that we were right, he begrudgingly said we could be next, but by that point, the treatment we had received left us with no desire to stay. My friend and I left, deeply disappointed, and I made it clear that I expected much better from a place I had supported for years. This is not the first instance of poor service at your restaurant. On a previous visit, I experienced staff rushing my party to finish our meal within 30 minutes because the restaurant was about to close. While I chose to overlook that experience because the food has always been good, this recent incident has left me unwilling to return. I expected far better—both in terms of professionalism and basic respect for loyal customers. Your manager’s inability to manage situations fairly and professionally, coupled with the lack of basic customer service, reflects poorly on your establishment. I will not be returning, and I am deeply disappointed to say that your restaurant has lost a loyal customer.

Really tasty food, comes very quickly and so much choice! The staff are friendly but we did feel slightly rushed but I understand it’s a popular place so maybe to be expected! We’ve always enjoyed going to eat Tokyo in London and will continue going in the future.

Piye kabare?! Who knew happiness could be served on a plate? Ramen was pure magic! Craving some delicious ramen or sushi in London? I highly recommend Eat Tokyo Tonkotsu Ya! I had their salmon ramen and avocado salmon sushi, and both were absolutely amazing. Every bite was packed with flavor, and the quality was top-notch. The ambience of the place is warm and cozy, with a classic Japanese vibe that makes you feel like you’re dining in Tokyo. The service was also excellent—friendly, fast, and attentive. It’s also accessible to everyone who uses wheelchair! ♿️ So, if you’re looking for authentic Japanese cuisine, come and dine in at Eat Tokyo Tonkotsu Ya. You won’t regret it!

You can eat tonkotsu ramen that is eaten in Japan. I don't recommend sushi as much as ramen.

Decent good ramen ,good affordable price is what I like about eat Tokyo branch. Wish they have point system or lucky draw of something.i have eaten eat Tokyo for like over 100s time 😂

Food is fantastic: presentation is appealing to the eyes, and taste is sublime.

Really good food at a really good price for London if you’re in the area.

Awesome quality Brilliant Service All at such a reasonable price Will be back next month when I am in the big City for Christmas shopping plus theatre

A great place for Japanese food at a reasonable price. The problem is that we ordered too much. Nice staff and great fair, can't ask for more for a family of four.

Best ramen in London! Came here so often just for the ramen. So simple yet divine. Very authentic and couldn't recommend it more!

We were two for dinner. We ordered three dishes. Two came right away and the third ( ramen soup) came when one of us has already finished all. We tried to cancel when we realized that it would force us to stay too long but they insisted it was soon coming. It indeed came after a long wait. We finally took the ramen as take away. No apologies, nothing. Not coming again. Not recommending. There are so many other good options in London.

Not a good day. Food is not recommended at all. The place is unbelievable tiny. You can barely talk

Nice ramen just eggs were very overcooked

First time participating ♩ It's been a while since I had ramen, it was delicious 🍜

Food is good 👍🏻Service good. I didn’t like inside of that restaurant .

Very crowd. I have been assigned to seat in the aisle. I have been push and ‘touched’ thousands time in the entire eating time. Very annoying. They missed my order twice. Left with sadness. Never again for all Eat Tokyo. Terrible experience eating here.

Second time here, very disappointed this time. The lunch menu is bit pricy and what disappoints the most is they use pickle bamboo shoot rather than fresh ones in their ramen… the manager was not very friendly and they put service charge on every single bill even not much service was involved.

Most of the staff (the guys) were extremely impatient. Asking us if we were ready to order every 20 seconds (not exaggerating), clearing dishes before we are finished, etc. It's just not need when the place isn't even bush.

What a lovely team works here. Nicely greeted by the team when we entered. Great professional and friendly service. The same tasty quality of Eat Tokyo, hidden nicely in this quiet street of the bustling Oxford street. Surely recommended!

We came with my friends 1 week ago and we had a wonderful dining experience at Eat Tokyo! The food was delicious, with great options at very reasonable prices. The staff was friendly and attentive, especially Sourabh, who took great care of us and provided excellent food recommendations. Thank you for making our visit so enjoyable! 🍱🤍

it's a chain but it's great - wonderful service at this under the radar location. not far from Bond high Street. surprising to find this level of quality and reasonable pricing in such a tourist saturated area. Brahmin is on point. I also enjoyed very good tempura.

The moment we got into the restaurant we were greeted by the staff and they were really polite. They were really helpful with our luggage and offered us a seat so that we don’t have to worry about it. The food wasn’t too pricy and comes in standard set. The don was very beautiful and tasty. I liked the quiet and peaceful environment for an early dinner. Overall very satisfied and will definitely go again.

Great Tonkotsu ramen as usual. Prices and atmosphere are good. Service this time was average. The person who served us seemed inpatient and forgot to ask what my partner wanted to order, it was only two of us. Other than that, it’s a great place to eat some decent Japanese cuisine.

Probably one of our favourite Eat Tokyo's in London, great variety of various Japanese dishes... making it really difficult to choose. Will just have to visit again.

Great place to eat and to be Sharma service was excellent

was literally so banging gonna go back everyday

First in on a Thursday. 11:30 for quick lunch with mate. Ordered a selection of nigiri and fried and sides. The squid nigiri was not fresh. Was deep opaque white with no firmness to it. The membrane was still attached to it so was very chewy. Salmon roe and fried oysters was not fresh. Only good thing was takoyaki. Missing the octopus inside. So it was a really bad experience. Only good thing was the green matcha tea to wash it all down with. Go to the Covent Garden branch one instead this place has issues. Maybe the ramen is good.

By far best tonkotsu ramen in London

I love the vibe here, with the big TV screen playing J pop music from YouTube, cute store size. Service is alright, not need to pre-book. We had normal tonkotsu and spicy tonkotsu, you can choose the thickness of broth, noodle texture and spicy level. We both went for thick broth and firm noodles, I think the firm noodles were just right for me, normal texture would’ve been too soft, the rich broth is good but can get sickly if you start drinking it, and makes you very thirsty. Don’t recommend getting the ice cream mochi dessert, they are literally just little moons sliced in halves.

The restaurant is somewhat small however all the workers are very nice and welcoming and the service is really quick it took about just under 10 minutes for the food to arrive and when you leave they bow to you which I found very respectful and the place is really clean and tidy One thing I dont however is they add on like £2-3 extra for service charge so instead of paying like £12 i ended up paying £14 which was a bit iffy but it lowkey was worth the extra because I was impressed with their quality and quantity The portions are very fulfilling and quite large as I ordered a ramen bowl and it tasted really good The staff also gave you extra toppings before your meal came (these are free of charge) so there was garlic this sweet n sour ginger flavoured thing and some mixed veg which you could add in your soup (if you prefer) but their have a wide range of foods to choose from form their menu

It was good but all the other eat tokyo locations have bento boxes and this one doesn’t so taking a star off for that. I’ll be back ton eat Tokyo but not this specific location unless they get bento boxes. The food was great and it was nice to try other things but again I went for the chicken teriyaki bento box and they didn’t have it.

The ramen was a bit salty, the cod was a bit fishy, ​​and the tempura wrap was too thick. Only for Samsung

Everything here came in a very big portion! Be careful with that. Sushi and Curry are great, but the ramen here seems a bit boring and tastes like water soup, I tried 3 times with different types of soup and still tastes like water. Not recommend ramen here, but everything else is good.

Nice and cheap place to have Japanese food. Staff are friendly and efficient.

My bill was 13.9 the waitor rudely charges for 14! Paid card so wanted to make small money….Ramen too salty. Sashimi was good and fresh

reasonable price and good food, it’s worth a try nearby Bond Street.

Sashimi not fantastic Tonkotsu ramen was good

The most reliable, authentic and affordable Japanese food chain in London! This one specialises in ramen and they do it really great, the tonkotsu flavour is the standard so there are meal sets which include sides like gyozas. The gyozas are just the frozen ones you can buy at any oriental store (I know cos it tastes the exact same as the packs I buy and fry at home) so I would skip them for something better like tempura which is always very crispy and fragrant. Matcha beer was also very interesting, there’s a slight hint of matcha flavour and I enjoyed it a lot. Will definitely be returning to try the shoryu soup base ramen.

I visited for lunch. I ordered tonkotsu ramen, but it didn't taste like tonkotsu at all. Service and atmosphere are average.

I had an amazing time at Eat Tokyo! The katsu curry is amazing along with the mochi ice cream 🤍🤍 Joe

This place is brilliant. Extensive menu so caters for all needs. I’ve been a few times and went on Sunday for lunch by myself. I had yellow tail sashimi, eel unagi, cucumber maki and soft shell crab. All of it was delicious. It’s not massively expensive. Great for dates or small groups. It’s a compact place which packs a punch. It’s not as flashy as some places but the food is pretty and it’s above all else tasty. Service is good and as it’s small it’s easy to get people’s attention. Highly recommend and will 100% be going back.

Eat Tokyo Tonkotsu ya in central London transported me straight to Japan! The staff were lovely and welcoming, making the experience even more enjoyable. As a solo diner, I appreciated the privacy booths that made eating alone feel completely comfortable – a feature more restaurants should adopt. The fried pork dumplings and chicken katsu curry were outstanding, bursting with authentic flavors. A must-visit for a genuine Japanese dining experience in the heart of the city! Full 5 stars from me.

Great ramen highly recommend for the price! Fast service

They have a great range of menu options and the service was friendly and fast. We want a quick and cheap lunch so wasn’t too bad, however I have a 4 star because the prawn bao bun we ordered was not something looked like what’s shown on the menu. On the menu the prawn was katsu/tempura ebi, so was a bit disappointed about that.

Came here to grab something to eat before seeing a West End show as I didn’t want to hunt down for a good place to eat at that was miles away. Plus I didn’t want to cut it too close to show time circling around the streets. Food was all right and I thought the prices were fair. Nigiri sushi was good, but ramen was mediocre. I would prefer to have the ajitama egg with the melted yolk inside rather than a fully cooked, boiled egg. Other than that, if you want to grab something while you’re shopping in the area, then you’re in the right place.

Very noisy, not their fault. The food was good, but my aubergine was overcooked.

A hidden gem! The food was outstanding, everything was very flavourful with good prices and nice portions. We were left full and very satisfied. Shiplu was our lovely server, he was kind and attentive, always checking on us to make sure we were okay. If you visit this place you will definitely leave very full but really happy.

the waiter and waitress should be aware of serving. Water, soup, or any condiments not to dip there fingers on my water glass and Miso Soup.

In the past couple times I visited, the waiters added additional tip beyond the service charge without informing us. The additional charge was hidden in the original receipt, and when asked they told us that they decided to round up without asking us.

We tired the one that in soho, it was good. So we go to this restaurant again in other location. It is still very good. Nice place,a lot of choices and not too expensive.

The taste is relatively ordinary, but the price is affordable and I eat it often.

I've been going to eat tokyo for years but this was my first time in this branch. Tonkotsu ramen was lovely but I'm dropping a star because I wish there was an ajitsuke egg instead of a normal boiled egg! it was also very cramped

The food was delicious, as per usual (although not as good as some other branches I've been to). The staff here are... strange. They kind of seem like deer in headlights. Their awkwardness rubs off and starts to make you feel awkward, and then the whole feel of the restaurant becomes weird. Although, I do think the older, Japanese waitress is very sweet. I'll stick to other branches for the future (Golders Green and Holborn are great).

Very traditional Ramen. I loving it!

As a regular visitor to Eat Tokyo in Covent Garden, I was excited to try out their branch in Bond Street . Unfortunately, my experience fell far short of expectations. The yakisoba noodles lacked the promised seafood and were unimpressive in taste. The chicken karage was disappointingly overcooked and difficult to bite into. To top it off, the Katsu curry arrived with cold rice and a flavorless sauce. While the portions were generous and visually appealing, the quality of the food didn't match up. It's such a shame because I've always enjoyed my meals at Eat Tokyo in Covent Garden. Regrettably, I won't be returning to this branch and will stick with my usual haunt in Covent Garden.

Visited for the first time, the food was absolutely delicious and the service was great. The menu has a wide range of dishes, I ordered a Chashu Tonkotsu Ramen and a mixed tempura, the ramen was creamy and very flavourful, the mixed tempura was tasty. Cozy ambience and the service was exceptional. Would definitely come back!

So thrilled to find Negitoro-Don here.

Waited for 55 minutes and got no food. Left. They didn't care. Crammed and had to sit close to others hitting their elbows against me.

Great, delicious food! Thank you!

Preallt tasty sushi and fullenu including ramen and sushimi and sushi

Super nice Japanese food to settle my craving with an extensive menu that encompasses a wide range of items, including ramen, sashimi, sushi, tempura, gyoza and more! Would definitely recommend this place.

We took takeaway last night, after a long day of walking we came across this restaurant by chance. The welcome was really warm, we were served very quickly and everything was very, very good, for a reasonable price. Thank you for this first evening in London, we couldn't have hoped for better. Best wishes

Avoid. The fried smell that comes out of this restaurant surrounds the outside area. This can't be right.

Have been here few times and always satisfied with food, services. Staffs were nice, friendly. Tonkotsu ramen was very delicious. Chicken katsu curry’s portion size was so good. Definitely visit again.

Really nice food and service here! Various kinds of food are in reasonable prices. Definitely would recommend to friends.

Food was delicious. Environment was cozy along with friendly staff.

5* dining experience met with 2* customer service interactions. Not much needs to be expressed about the food aside from the fact it’s tasty and super delicious. However, the experience eating in the establishment was tainted by the weird and blunt interactions with staff. One staff member persistently sang out loud to the restaurant music while cleaning tables, one female staff was clearing tables and forced us to put our multiple orders on the one tiny table when it did not fit and the restaurant was empty so I could not understand why she imposed this. The waiter who took our order struggled to understand our requests and we had to repeat the order back 10 times before it was processed. In general the service was really slow amongst all staff and if it weren’t for the food being sensational I would not have a problem never going back.

Nice food, great range of variety. Price is reasonable but bit crowded

Food quality is great and as expected of the other eat tokyo's. Not sure if its becoming a new trend for all eat tokyo branches but service isn't so great and doesn't feel hospitable at all. This place also gets quite busy. Would recommend only if its the closest eat tokyo to you

Great place to grab lunch. Friendly staff, quick service, delicious eel nigiri and mixed tempura 😋

Updating my previous review. I have been in this shop many times. Unfortunately things have changed a lot. Starting from the entrance where we're no greeted neither helped to be seated even though the staff was infront of us. The food prices went up which ofcourse is normal because of the inflation but the quality went down drastically. The broth of the ramen is not the same anymore and it feels like it's thickened up with loads of corn flour. Staff - Horrible The previous staff was amazing, great, friendly and knew their customers. Now its some young kids with attitude chewing on gum when they speak to you and turn their head when you are making your order because they are bored and don't want to be there. We asked to take the service charge out and the guy made a scene infront of everyone and at the end put the service charge and made us pay it because he didn't care if we didn't want to pay it if we didn't come with a reason. It was one of my favorite restaurants in london but I'm afraid I won't be recommending it anymore... Furthermore, clean your walls and shop, they are full of stains on soup from days ago... Happy to give more information to OPs if needed. Day and time of visit 09.03 time 15.00 I'm really disappointed that this shop took the downhill

Good spot for authentic Japanese food after some shopping on Oxford Street. I would strongly recommend ordering the prawn tempura, it’s my favourite thing on the menu - super super light and crunchy batter that many restaurants can’t achieve. The sushi is also great value for money and fresh.

By far and away the least enjoyable Eat Tokyo I have been to. Rude staff who then add automatically a 20% service charge to the bill. The Ramen was ok, the sushi poor. I go to their G2 branch 3 or 4 times a month - this experience was enough to make me think twice about ever going back. AVOID

Foods here are good, especially the tonkotsu ramen and the curry rice. But the space is too narrow to sit and enjoy.

Delicious tonkotsu ramen and tempura 😋 The staffs are friendly, the ramen is authentic, prawn tempura is amazing. Free flow of the ginger pickle 😁

I’m not even sure what this dish it’s called but it’s a cold ramen with Chinese inspired flavours and oh my, oh my. It was extremely good!!

I found this Eat Tokyo and neede to try. The soba was amazing!!

Very authentic ramen (and other Japanese food)

It's a very busy place. The crowd and buzzing atmosphere add some touch. The food is excellent, the portions are big. It is a bit expensive but worth every penny.

I was here last March; the place was absolutely full (which is always a good sign). The restaurant is small and pretty tight, I ordered a Ramen, and it was delicious, has being the best Ramen I have ever eat. The prices are cheap considering it's in London. The attention was quick and smooth, definitely a most visit if you're in London.

From a tourist's opinion, the best Asian restaurant chain in London. The seafood is fresh, the food is prepared rapidly, even when the restaurant is full, the music is not too loud and the staff handle the queue to give every customer a table of the right size. There are foods for different price ranges. I highly recommend the bento boxes and do not recommend the ramen :D