Sakura Ramen

Decently delicious ramen spot! I will say I was a bit underwhelmed by the flavor of my Tonkotsu ramen and the pork cutlets were good but tough to chew. Service was decent as well. Our waitress gave us some time to look at the menu and would check on us periodically through our dinner. I initially ordered salmon and tuna nigiri to which she pointed out if I wanted the sashimi combo instead. This prompted us to ask what all we can order but she needed to clarify with the owner. Ultimately it didn't include the nigiri I wanted so I no longer considered the combo.I also had to point out a hair that was fried into the breading of my fried tofu patty. I ordered the fried tofu bun and I already was thrown off by the tomatoes and iceberg lettuce in the bun. Then upon closer inspection before I was about to take a big bite, i noticed what looked like hair. I started pulling it out as our waitress walked up and sure enough, it was someone's hair. She didn't apologize but asked if I wanted another one to which i declined. The owner came over with his apologies and tried to assure me that their inspection was a 90 which is great. Still doesn't excuse the lack of hairnet from the chef and getting hair in my tofu.Ultimately, I'm not exactly thrilled by this place nor would I consider coming back. Takoyaki, fried cream cheese wonton, and their Las Vegas Roll we ordered were the best tasting.y nigiri was too fishy which I was repulsed almost more than the hair.There seems to be a lunch hour menu that seems more worthwhile. There's also a military discount if you ask which is nice. The place is a fun setting with odd choice of music for a Japanese restaurant. They had reggaeton playing the entire dinner time we were there. I guess to try to stay relevant to the customer population and keep more business? Who knows.