Isshindo Ramen
Isshindo Ramen serves Japanese noodle soup inside the food court at 1 Brighton Avenue. Tonkotsu is its main focus: the kitchen makes pork-bone broth on site and pairs it with yellow, wavy noodles. The chashu is pork belly simmered with soy sauce, giving you another layer of pork alongside the broth rather than simply a garnish on top.
Look for the Isshindo counter inside the building, where several food businesses share an address and seating area. That setup works well if you’re eating with someone who wants a different cuisine, or if you’re stopping in for a bowl on your own. Order from Isshindo specifically when arranging takeout. The restaurant publishes its menu and ordering link online, useful for checking which ramen preparations are available before you go.

