This is the new occupant of the space formerly occupied by Ray's something or other blah blah ramen. I never made it out to that place, but it must not have been that good if it closed shop.\n\nMy first visit was a few nights ago. I went with the beef sukiyaki plate for $7.49 ($5.99 bowl cost). The clerk claimed that their plates have a higher portion size than the bowls, but I'm not buying it after seeing my friend's beef sukiyaki bowl. The beef was pretty good, and so was the noodle... but since it comes mixed with noodles and then a whole bunch of rice, I really felt meat-deprived. I did like the green salad with dressing and the extra-peppery macaroni salad, but I'm not sure that the combination is worth the extra $1.50 for me.\n\nI came back today for a chicken teriyaki bowl ($5.49). There is absolutely a ton of chicken. I liked that part of it. What I didn't like was how the flavor seemed to disappear toward the latter half, as if there wasn't enough teriyaki sauce, or enough of a strong sauce to last. And it's more or less one note of flavor, as opposed to my favorite lunch spot in this area.\n\nThere were a couple other tables at times during the dinner, but it was pretty quiet during what would be the peak of dinner at more established places. And I was the only one there at my after peak-lunch stop.\n\nHaven't tried the sushi yet, so let's say this is only a review of half of the restaurant. There's some candy on the front counter that I haven't tried, and also a bento box and a \""specials\"" board, so browse those if you try out Ninja.\n\nI'll give it a generous rounding up of 3.5 stars. It's a good lunch spot if you're in the area, nothing more.