text: I am ashamedI cheated on Monta The original plan was to go to Monta for lunch but after seeing a group of people waiting outside in the degree weather I went with plan B and headed to Ramen Sora Up until this point I had been reluctant because I did not want to end up dreaming about Monta while eating at another location The decor is simple but definitely more spacious than Monta The broth is made of pork bones and comes in miso shio salt shoyu flavors The miso broth is the most popular and the deluxe ramen and spicy miso ramen are the fan favorites according to the waitress I decided to try the miso ramen with extra charsiu Bewareall meat loversyou must order extra charsiu or else you will only get one piece of pork unless you order the deluxe ramen Ramen Sora only has one ramen noodle option versus Monta which has the thinner and thicker noodles The noodles at Ramen Sora are similar to the thickercurly noodles at Monta When the bowl arrived I was still a little hesitant and warybut first taste of the broth I was pleasantly surprised by the rich pork flavor of the broth with a hint of sweetness from the miso The pork was adequate definitely leaner cut compared to the version at Montabut a little too salty in my opinion Since I am a fatty at heart I like the extremely tender pork pieces at Montathe tenderness may be due to higher fat content Bonus is that Ramen Sora comes with an egg without having to pay extra Overall I would say broth and noodles are comparable at the two locations definitely a difference in flavor but both are very good However I still prefer the pork at Monta But I will definitely be backespecially if I do not have to wait in a long line