A “tachigui”-style pop-up (customers stand up to eat), Good Ramen to Eat is temporarily serving ramen and sides under a heated tent on Columbus Avenue next to the Good Enough to Eat restaurant. The limited menu features four types of ramen: miso, shoyu, mazemen and “midnight diner”—instant ramen with spam, kimchi, furikake and a 6-minute egg, as well as sides like gyoza and Takoyaki.