ShōChū Co at Ruckus

The broth is good 👍 The price is very good for the quality. I ordered Tori ramen and it was $15. They gave big chunks of meat too! The only thing is that the menu is small, there are only around 5 options for ramen.

Came here spontaneously. There weren't many people so it was quiet, and the vibe was cool. We sat under the changing LED lights. The smashed cucumber was refreshing and the miso ramen was rich in flavor. The pork belly was unfortunately chewy imo but the ramen was still very tasty. My sister loved her curry! I asked for bok hot on the side even though it's not on the menu and they were happy to give me some. I wouldn't mind coming here again. The menu is super tiny but it's great for me because I'm super indecisive.

Nice for a quick bite of ramen. Tokyo ramen was a bit salty for my taste—pork was okay. Miso was better—I recommend that. Tried the egg yolk on rice appetizer too; was underwhelming considering the 6.00 price tag. Little bit of rice, furikake, tiny piece of Uni, an egg yolk, and some tobiko.

Had the Birria ramen and friend had the pumpkin curry ramen. Mine tasted almost like a chili. Friend's was too bland. The ramen was thicker than we expected, we didn't want to finish either of them. At least the dumplings were passable. Service was bad, the waitress managed to forget our drinks when the place was less than half full. Definitely would not revisit.

This is one of those graffiti covered- rap music playing Japanese restaurants and I love it. The menu is interesting and affordable, everything is a modern take on Japanese classics. The only thing (and this isn't a big thing) is this place doesn't serve any alcohol, so it's better for lunch than going out.