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How we read reviews →Cult Tokyo ramen hidden in a Sydney CBD laneway, famed for its rich Toripaitan broth.
A dark, buzzy laneway ramen house with bar and communal seating - moderate-to-loud noise from the queue and open kitchen, but reviewers say conversation is still easy.
Noodles milled fresh in-house daily from their own grain mill, halal-friendly chicken and vegan broth options, and QR-code ordering with no table service beyond food delivery.
A genuine Tokyo ramen house lineage with house-milled noodles, though one self-described ramen obsessive felt the thick, rich broth style is its "own thing" rather than classic Tokyo shoyu ramen.
Split opinion - many call the wagyu, lobster and oyster ramen worth the roughly $30-a-bowl price, while others find a $90 dinner for two overhyped for what's essentially a bowl of noodles.
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