The Location:
The location is rather easy to find and it's very near the MRT Station.

Glamor:
None... the entrance is a wide space and it's not appealing at all.

Price:
We wouldn't say that it's cheap neither will we say that it's expensive. However, when you taste the food, you will find it not worth the price.

Food & Taste:
The food appearance looks good when it's placed right before you. When you take a bite or two, your face simply turns purple. The odor (I think it's a better word to describe the food here rather then using the word "smell" or "scent") of the food simply turns you off. The first moment the food goes into your mouth is called "natural" but the second mouth is called "force" and when it goes on it's called "torture". Finishing the food is rather hard.

The selection of sushi is very minimal. So little that you'll order finger food instead. Two words for their sushi era, "weirdly awful".

Why does the so-called "awful" food looks presentable? (maybe it's the photographer's skill)


Ambient:
The setting of the place is acceptable. Conveyor-belt seats are likewise to any other sushi restaurant. If you are looking for a more soothing corner, the window seats are good (only at night)

Our 2Ȼ:
Once bitten twice shy. We will not step into another Ramen Ten. It's a horror to review in Ramen Ten. If you're thinking of trying in Ramen Ten, you might be better off in a UFO swallowing slums or chewing slugs in the garden.

The Fun:
Since I'm unable to force myself to finish the awful food, I shall decorate it to balance the nature. And below is the result: