Ramen Restaurants in Toronto, ON with opening times, website
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Results from the 'Ramen Restaurants' category in Toronto
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396 Church Street, Ontario, Toronto, M5B 2A2
(647) 348-8555
Established in May 2012, KINTON RAMEN is the first authentic Japanese ramen bar in Toronto. Focusing deeply on the ramen in the kitchen, executive chef Aki Urata is uncompromising in his pursuit to serve the best quality noodles and broth. Our chefs prepare each and every topping, using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients. At KINTON RAMEN we invite you to experience a variety of exceptional ramen bowls, right down to the last drop. 
Customers frequently praise the delicious, tasty, and well-seasoned ramen with properly soft-boiled eggs, melt-in-your-mouth meat, and flavorful broth. Some enjoy the friendly and helpful staff. Vegetarian options are also available. A cozy and friendly atmosphere is noted. Prices are considered high but worth it for the high-quality food. 
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2216 Bloor Street, Toronto, M6S 1N4
6477488900
KINTON RAMEN is the first authentic Japanese ramen bar in Toronto. Our chefs prepare each and every topping, using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients. Come taste our special ramen bowls. 
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812 Danforth Ave, Toronto, M4J 1L2
(416) 792-7788
Ramen restaurant, Sushi restaurant, Asian fusion restaurant, Japanese restaurant Nakayoshi Izakaya is a beloved Japanese restaurant in Toronto, known for its warm and inviting atmosphere and delicious ramen and soba noodles. The veggie croquettes, Niku ramen, and selection of cheesecakes are among the menu's highlights. The staff provide friendly and professional service, and the restaurant's decor is a nice touch. Some customers find the prices to be on the higher side, but overall, the food is consistently good. 
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633 Silver Star Blvd. Unit 108, Toronto, M1V 5N1
(416) 298-3828
Japanese restaurant, Sushi restaurant, Ramen restaurant Aka Oni Izakaya is a popular Japanese restaurant in Toronto, known for its tender and umami-filled Jokbal (pork trotters), stellar pork dishes, and authentic atmosphere. The service is commended for being attentive and friendly. Some customers particularly enjoy the sushi and seafood dishes. The restaurant is decorated beautifully and has a cozy and warm ambiance. The menu offers a diverse range of options. Overall, customers highly recommend Aka Oni Izakaya for its delicious and authentic Japanese cuisine. 
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1 Baldwin St, Toronto, M5T 1L1
(647) 345-5765
Ramen restaurant, Asian fusion restaurant, Korean restaurant 
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41 Elm Street, Toronto, M5G 1H1
(416) 519-6794
Japanese restaurant Customers praise Konjiki Ramen Downtown for its delicious ramen, particularly the seafood and chicken broth, and unique vegetarian options. The tempura is also a highlight. Some customers note slow service but express satisfaction with the food. Recommendations include the clam shoyu ramen, Yuzu Ebi ramen, and vegetarian avocado broth ramen. 
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402 Queen Street West, Ontario, Toronto, M5V 2A6
647-350-8666
Established in May 2012, KINTON RAMEN is the first authentic Japanese ramen bar in Toronto. Focusing deeply on the ramen in the kitchen, executive chef Aki Urata is uncompromising in his pursuit to serve the best quality noodles and broth. Our chefs prepare each and every topping, using only the freshest and highest quality ingredients. At KINTON RAMEN we invite you to experience a variety of exceptional ramen bowls, right down to the last drop. Customers have expressed a mix of positive experiences with Kinton Ramen Queen in Toronto, with many praising the delicious and authentic ramen, excellent service, and cozy atmosphere. Some have noted issues with seating and unexpected charges. The dishes range from affordable to slightly pricey, and vegetarian options are available. 
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24 Wellesley St. West Rear, Toronto, M4Y 2X6
(647) 348-0667
Ramen restaurant Ramen Raijin in Toronto is a popular destination for customers seeking delicious and authentic ramen. The restaurant offers various types of ramen with big portions at reasonable prices. Some visitors praise the taste and texture of the noodles, while others appreciate the friendly service. However, some customers have noted that the place can be crowded and have reported waiting times and seating issues. A few reviewers have mentioned that the food is worth the wait and the convenience of frozen ramen to-go is a plus. 
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646 Queen St W, Toronto, M6J 1E4
(416) 594-6476
Ramen restaurant Customers highly praise Ramen Misoya Toronto for delicious food, especially the ramen with fantastic flavors in the broth and generous portions. Some mention the small line ups due to sales or anniversaries. Many enjoyed additional items such as mochi ice cream and gyoza. Friendly and attentive service is also noted. However, some customers found the ramen lacking taste or the broth too salty. Some had issues with the quality of take-out food and the absence of utensils. 
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91 Dundas St E, Toronto, M5B 2C8
(647) 748-1717
Ramen restaurant Customers highly rate Hokkaido Ramen Santouka for serving authentic and delicious ramen with various options for toppings and spice levels. The atmospheres are often described as cozy and authentic, transporting visitors to Japan. Some mentions of friendly and attentive staff. A few customers commented on the small size of the portions, but the food is generally considered worth the price. Some reviews mention difficulties with parking or finding a seat due to popularity. A few negative reviews mention issues with service or cold ramen. No specific mention of vegetarian options or specific dietary restrictions. 
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596 College St, Toronto, M6G 1B4
(416) 588-8317
Ramen restaurant Tondou Ramen Toronto is a popular destination for ramen lovers in Toronto. Customers praise the delicious and fresh ramen with various options to cater to different tastes and dietary requirements. The quick and friendly service, and ambiance are also noted positively. The restaurant offers a wide range of broths and toppings that leave customers satisfied and craving for more. 
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399 Church Street Suite 100, Toronto, M5B 2A1
(647) 748-8988
Ramen restaurant JINYA Ramen Bar is a popular spot for ramen lovers, with a focus on al dente noodles, rich broths, and unique vegetarian options. Some customers praise the authenticity and quality of the ramen, while others suggest room for improvement in areas like service and pricing. Despite minor drawbacks, most visitors express their fondness for the restaurant. 
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257 Queen Street West, Toronto, M5V 1Z4
(416) 901-2249
Ramen restaurant Ikkousha Ramen Toronto is a beloved ramen restaurant in Toronto. Customers consistently praise the delicious and rich broth, flavorful toppings, and quick service. The popular dishes include the Black Tonkotsu Ramen and Karaage (Japanese fried chicken). Some recommend trying the optional premium toppings for added value. The atmosphere is welcoming, and the staff are attentive and friendly. A few customers suggest ordering the ramen with normal saltiness for the full flavor experience. 
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786 Broadview Ave, Toronto, M4K 2P7
647-344-9306
RYUS Noodle Bar, our mission is to serve the essence of current Japanese ramen culture, while also catering to our local customers. We serve triple-soup ramen, a special blend of two types of animal stock and vegetable stock, for a taste you can’t find anywhere else in Toronto. Our menu also features Japanese favorite tsukemen (literally, dipping noodles) where the noodles are served cold and separate from the soup. Our tsukemen soup is extra thick and made using plenty of niboshi (dry infant sardines) and thick bonito and mackerel flakes to satisfy even the most homesick Japanese customer. Come try it out! Ryu's Noodle Bar is a popular spot known for its delicious ramen dishes. Customers frequently comment on the friendly service and pleasant atmosphere. The Tan Tan Men and Shiyu Ramen are crowd favorites, with some finding the broth to be thick and flavorful, while others find it too salty. Vegetarian options are limited, but the restaurant accommodates dietary restrictions. Prices are on the higher side, and there have been reports of inconsistent experiences and occasional issues with orders.