This restaurant is appealing while driving along College Avenue, with it’s intriguing name and trendy looking restaurant. They offer a few unique sounding Asian noodle dishes. While the noodles are pleasing, they don’t have any amazing tastes that put it over the top. The prices are fairly reasonable, and the portions are just enough to make you full. They have some interesting noodles to check out, but it isn’t spectacular.

Very tasty food, but a bit on the pricy side. Nice setting, clean, very friendly staff. Variety of soup noodles, and sauce noodles, with some appetizers and salad dishes. Alot of dishes have some spicy tinge to them, but are not hot at all for those who actually crave flames. Kids portions are available but not listed on menu, and are definitely not cheap. Not for those who are craving serious ramen house meal as it is more of a asian fusion noodle place. Mix of different flavors and cultures. Good if you like that flavor combination. Main dish prices aren’t too bad, appetizers and kids dishes are expensive for what you get.

Pan Asian Noodles in a comfortable setting on College Avenue. I had Pork Ramen and I should know better, this is not a place for authentic Asian noodle dishes. Food is decent, a bit on the pricey side, I’ll not stop anyone from going there but it is just not my cup of tea.