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Cozy place, great hospitality and delicious food and sake. Had ramen, sashimi and curry and it was all perfect, the couple responsible of the restaurant were so kind explaining every dish and ingredients. I’ll definitely visit again.

This is authentic Japanese restaurant I do recommend for everyone who likes real Japanese foods.Food, service and atomosphere were really good.

We were pampered from the moment we entered the restaurant: the staff was kind and attentive, the service was just right, and the spaces were clean and tidy. As for the menu, the portions of the main dishes were generous: since there were three of us, we wanted to try a little bit of everything, and we were super full! The Karaage and Katsu sando were very good, the Yarou ramen and Tonkatsu ramen were fabulous, the Katsu curry was just the right amount of spicy—in short, everything was excellent! We absolutely recommend it! :)

The place is very clean, simple, and cozy, with a relaxing atmosphere that permeates the entire space. The service is efficient, and the staff is courteous and willing to explain any questions you may have. The menu is not overly extensive, offering a variety of traditional Japanese cuisine. We had miso ramen, yarou ramen, fried octopus as an appetizer, and Japanese tea cake for dessert. This is by far the best ramen I've had in Milan; both ramen dishes were very tasty, and the portions were just the right size, with above-average ingredients. We were particularly impressed with the miso ramen for the bold flavor of the broth, the perfectly cooked noodles, and the harmony between the ingredients—no one overpowers the other. The same goes for the yarou ramen, with its beef broth being more delicate and enveloping than the miso broth. The octopus was very good, with a subtle frying that allowed the flavor to truly shine, and the cake was also delicious. We'll be back!

Excellent food, Japanese beers that you can't even find in many "izakaya" in Milan, impeccable service, and a place frequented by Japanese expats, a testament to the quality and tradition offered. The ramen is unrivaled.