Kamukura Dining - Atré Ebisu Review Summary

I enjoy the Ramen here. Being located outside the train station is convenient. The last time I came, I tried the fried rice, gyoza, and karaage but will pass on them in the future and stick to the ramen.

The place was recently renovated and interesting some changes have been made. You must get a ticket outside the restaurant before you come in - they seat you according the ticket number once you enter. Then you order from a touch screen pad instead of ordering from a staff member at the counter. I will miss the personal aspect of ordering from a person here. It’s a much colder dining experience with the tech and rows of seating. I feel more like a number, rather than a customer now.

That being said, I do enjoy the ramen.

Thank you for the meals.

Bright and inviting late night ramen joint. They serve reliable shoyu ramen with pork slices and generous amounts of cabbage.
The highlight has got to be its availability, speed and service, ramen was faultless and quite a nice hot soupy meal fix without being cloying or greasy like tonkotsu style.
Constant stream of diners coming in.
It's nice that they leave a pot of seasoned chives table-side for you to add to enhance the ramen. That made the meal both satisfying and nutritious.

We loved this lively and busy restaurant. The ramen was delicious, the fried chicken was crispy and fantastic, the dumplings were very good and the meat bowl was great.

Very very consistent Osaka style ramen. It’s much different than styles of Tokyo ramen. It’s good. Oily and salty broth with a ton of Chinese cabbage. It’s served pipping hot. I really enjoy it. I’ll come back. And this place is a great value!! Great price.

Simple but flavorful. Nothing gimmicky. You can load your ramen with different toppings and veggies. The karaage here is really good too. And it’s very clean here compared to many ramen shops. Probably the only few ramen shops I would go back again and again and that says a lot for Tokyo where there are so many good ramen shops!