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How we read reviews →Hawthorn tonkotsu ramen chain with fast QR ordering, though portions have shrunk as prices climb.
Bustling, cosy Hakata-style ramen shop with Japanese interior touches and ambient music; can feel cramped and busy at peak times.
QR-code tableside ordering, EatClub lunch discounts up to 30%, garlic and seasoning add-ons at the table, kids' bento option.
A Melbourne outpost of a Japan-founded Hakata-style tonkotsu chain; some reviewers who've eaten ramen in Japan rate it close to the source, while others note ingredients now read as frozen or packaged.
Several long-term regulars flag that portions have shrunk while prices rose (from around $18 to $21-25 for a similar bowl), denting the value that built its reputation.
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