With all the talk of Japanese ramen lately, I felt compelled to try the new place I noticed behind Starbucks. It's cute, affordable, and self services. That means, even though the place is quite small, you will be going to the country to pick-up and return your meal. You will also get your own water and drinks. Just an FYI for those that aren't use to this style of service. I chose the miso ramen which was warm and soothing. This wasn't ramen that changed my life, but it was a nice lunch at a nice price. Not entirely Japanese in flavor, but also not entirely Korean, it walked the line between countries with relative grace. If you aren't a ramen enthusiast this is going to taste delightful to you, however, if you are specifically craving Japanese ramen then it could feel like a disappointment since it's not spot on. Personally, I will chose this over other Korean ramen shops because of the noodles. Even though I often crave ramen like crack, it's not that kind to my stomach so I don't often eat it. However, this dish treated me right and I left feeling light and warm. It's certainly a place I will go again when I'm downtown Pyeongtaek eating again.Of course, there are also many other options on the menu that looked great so it's also a good place to take the kids.Location:Behind the (New) Starbucks in PyeongtaekAddress: 경기도 평택시 평택동 293-1
