Food: we had so many dishes tonight. Ginger wedge salad, JFC, pork belly skewer, crab noodles, crispy Brussels, crispy rice/spicy tuna, miso soup, all fabulous. And I quote, "the Philly roll was that Zara supreme". Service: slightly slow, however super friendly waitress. Typically service is faster. I'll take friendly and slow over rude and fast any day. Ambiance: cozy yet vibey with lowfi hip hop and funk. Dark room, dark wood and concrete basement vibes. Everywhere you want to be

My hubby and I went in for lunch last Friday. I'm not a ramen fan so I was just focused on drinks however I tried the spicy crab noodles and the JFC chicken. Both were really good. Our server Emily was so sweet. The restaurant was about to close however we were able to have an amazing time with both Emily and Annika. Both girls were simply amazing and we will definitely go back to try more food, and drinks. If you haven't been , this spot is a hidden secret little gem that you should for sure try. Be sure to ask for Emily and Annika!!!!

A very quaint and cool place. It is located in an old warehouse building where there is now shopping and dining. Two Ten Jack has several different dishes. My husband had a ramen noodle dish, and he said it was delicious. I have food allergies so I opted for the nigiri. The fish was very fresh and tasty. We also had edamame...steamed and salted just right. The place has a "hip" vibe and is a fun place to go. We will definitely go the next time we are in Chattanooga.

I thought it was good and priced well. Cocktails were fine. Some were creative. Not badly priced at $10. Service was fast and friendly. Plus, the food came out fast. We had the fried rice with scrambled egg and the dry crab ramen. The fried rice would have been better with a runny egg, but since we shared it with our toddler we wanted the egg fully cooked. Still good, though. The crab ramen was yummy with a little kick but not too spicy. Parking in front of the restaurant is free for 2 hours. Cute location. Good, quick dinner stop.

We'll start with the edamame! OH MY GOOODNESS. My husband and I agreed that this was the best edamame we've ever had. The menu description says, "steamed with good salt" and we were indeed blown away by the "good salt." Haha! There's a spicy option that we didn't try. I got the karaage box which for $16, I'd say is an amazing deal! Everything in this bento blew me away. The crispy brussels were 10/10. The fried gyoza with its sauce and salad were made so well. My husband got the spicy crab garlic noodle. It was so good. They used fresh crab which was the cherry on top. The service was average but we were so blown away by our food experience to care too much.

Love the atmosphere here, first time going and had the Tonkotsu ramen, I wish the egg had been more soft boiled, there is nothing tastier than runny yoke covering the noodles. Had the St Elmo spicy roll which was good, and full of spice. Also tried the Tori Paitan Shoyu Ramen which I felt was a little bland and the chicken meatballs they added were overly mushy, tasted as if they were not cooked all the way (as a description of consistency, I'm certain they were fully cooked, no one got sick). I recommend stopping in for a dim light dinner and some hot sake. Want to come back and try some of their appetizers!