It's the only place in this food court that had Ramen, and I really wanted some kind of noodle soup dish so I thought I would give it a try. I ordered the Tori Paitan Ramen with honey chicken. The chicken broth had good flavor and the noodles had a decent texture, but everything else was disappointing. I couldn't taste any sweetness or honey flavor in the "honey chicken". I honestly wondered if they made a mistake and just gave me plain grilled chicken instead. The chicken was dry and the only flavor I could taste was "burnt food". The egg did not seem to be marinated; it was flavorless. If you aren't pressed for time and are willing to walk a few blocks, there are much better Ramen options in other restaurants and other food courts. I don't know why some of the other reviews claimed the Ramen here was good. I don't recommend it. I guess I should have expected it to be disappointing since they really are a banh mih place instead (but for Banh Mih I rather go to Chinatown for more authentic, traditional, and cost effective options). I don't think I will be returning to this place. UPDATE: I took a quick look at some other photos in other reviews and I suspect they didn't even get my order correct. I ordered the honey chicken and I highly suspect they gave me the plain grilled chicken (which is awful and tasted only like burnt food with no seasoning and was extremely dry). Since they didn't even get my order correct (it was my first time trying them so I couldn't be sure until I saw some other reviews' photos), and the food was still disappointing, I definitely do not recommend it. Also, I went ahead of the lunch rush. There was no line in front of me or behind me when I ordered, and the person before me ordered a banh mih and my ramen order was ready before the next person after me even made an order, so there is no excuse for getting my order wrong when they were not even busy.
