Small ramen shop in the middle of this TNT Asian mall. Relaxed, not many people there on a weekday…read morefor lunch. I had the Katsuo ramen. It has fish egg, and combo Tonkatsu and fish broth, which I really like. It's rich but not heavy. Comes with an egg which is fine, not runny. Noodles are fine, slightly chewy. The Karaage is crispy but not overdone. Slightly heavy in the batter. I would say on the slightly small side but it was still filling. They also have lots of sushi on the menu and donburi as well. I had a salmon toro nigiri on the side. The salmon was a good sized, generous serving and pretty good. Would recommend this if you're in the neighborhood.

Very quiet at 1:30 when I dropped by on a Saturday. It seems they used to have sushi on the menu as…read morewell but recently removed it, so it's dons and ramen bowls now. This Korean run restaurant menu is clear and easy to read. I went for the black garlic noodles and added karaage. I kind of wish the karaage came on the side because the soup really made the part that was touching quite soggy and I ordered karaage for the crunch. Overall portion size was good, flavour was decent, and I enjoyed my meal.

Ramen Bella is a good spot to visit for nice big bowl of ramen…read more I of course had the Red Hot and my daughter had the Ebi Ebi. According to my daughter hers was excellent and I have to agree the broth was rich and tasty. The Ted Hot was good and just the right amount of spice. We also ordered the karaage and the flavour was good. I bit too much fried for me. Prices are good and the place is clean.

Short Review: The…read morehomely but Japanese-inspired decor is nice for this restaurant. They followed all COVID-19 precautions, and It's a fair price for a large bowl of ramen. I ordered the "Red Hot" ramen, and I can't say the soup base is the most flavourful, mainly due to the spice ratio being slightly too much, but it's tasty nonetheless. If you live in Port Coquitlam, this place is worth a try. Long review: Ramen Bella recently opened up its second location in Port Coquitlam, and took over the Mexican gourmet that used to be there. This restaurant has got a great atmosphere, although it's quite quaint and still keeps the old tiling from the Mexican establishment, it fits it nicely although I can't say I feel like I'm sitting in an underground ramen shop in Shibuya. All staff followed COVID-19 procedures, wearing masks and practiced social distancing to the best of their abilities, they disinfected tables and chairs after people left and overall made the dining experience feel safe. We ordered, and our food came to us in less than five minutes, Igot the red hot ramen, and I gotta say it was pretty good. Usually spicy ramen ends up just being spicy and totally overpowering the broth flavour. I can't say the ratio was absolutely perfect, but it was a lot better than most other places. The portion size was great, but I'm not sure how I feel about bok choy and wonton crisps in ramen. The noodles tasted like good quality ramen noodles, but not home-made at the restaurant. This was quite minor but my soup didn't really come out to me piping hot, and more just hot in some spots and warm in others. I trust that it was a mistake considering my lady friends bowl was totally hot though. The gyoza we ordered with our meals was quite tasty. The pork and chives filling was what you'd expect for a restaurant like this, and the size of them was eatable in about two bites. These were super hot, so let them cool off for about a minute before you dig in! Overall if you live in the Tri-cities or Port Coquitlam, this is your best bet for ramen if you don't want to travel out to Vancouver. I think they should change the soup base to spicy ratio in the Red Hot bowl, to give it a little more flavour. Overall, this place has a lot of potential to be great, but for now, i give it a 3.5/5.

We were looking for a place OTW home from the airport, we wanted sushi, and we wanted to be able to…read morepark ok. MaguroGuy had decent reviews and was not too far off the highway, so we decided to detour there. We overordered (as you can see from photos) but since we're used to things being tiny and unsatisfying, we had no idea what we were getting into. The lunch special is great, and my companion didn't need the extra rolls with it, though they were really tasty. I ordered a smattering of rolls, and was quite full. The fish is good, there are slightly heavier on rice than other places, but at least there was a good variety to choose from. We opted to skip the sashimi platter as it was $80, way higher than anywhere else we normally go. The parking is fine, it's in a lot, and it was daytime but had a decent number of lights. Service was quite friendly, and the ambiance of the restaurant was very cozy, despite it being a decent size. There are a hundred other sushi places in the area to try, but MaguroGuy was a solid experience and I would go back.

This used to be a great restaurant. But the owner sold it (quite some time ago) and the new owners…read morewent from top quality fish to discount save-on fish. The hamachi nigiri was large, with a strange yellow/orange coloring (I have had hamachi hundreds of times and never ever seen it look like this). The texture was mushy, the flavor unlike any hamachi I have had before - a tough one. The salmon oshi was cold and the salmon tasted fishy/old (again, have had this many many places, so it isn't like I am judging against the first time trying oshi). Lastly, the old owner used to have a Banana Crunch Roll that was the bomb. Why this owner didn't learn how to make it and keep it on the menu is a head scratcher. On a positive note, the size of the fish portions were generous.

My second visit was more pleasant. The service was better. The food was good and the ambience was…read moreserene. Much better experience than my first one. My Ramen came quicker as well, which is always a plus since I like my Ramen piping hot

I recently ordered from JINYA through Uber Eats, and I was very disappointed with the portion size…read morecompared to what is served in the restaurant. The difference was noticeable, especially when it came to the broth. The container arrived with very little soup, making the ramen feel incomplete and not worth the price. To make matters worse, I paid an additional $2.30 for extra bamboo shoots and received only three small pieces. For a paid add on, that quantity is unreasonable and feels misleading. I understand that takeout and delivery may require different packaging, but customers should still receive portions that are consistent with what they would get when dining in. People are already paying delivery fees, service fees, and tips on top of menu prices. Receiving significantly smaller portions leaves customers feeling shortchanged. JINYA has built a strong reputation for quality ramen, which is why this experience was disappointing. I hope the restaurant reviews its delivery portion standards and ensures that customers ordering from home receive the same value and quality that diners enjoy in the restaurant.

Hiroshi is cute little restaurant with simple seating and open kitchen concept. Service is quick …read more My spicy ramen gave me hot flashes and I loved it. So yummy

I found this place via contest from an Instagram. I won a free bowl of Ramen from an influencer…read more Their menu consisted of Donburi, Sashimi, Sushi and Ramen. Because I came in for my free bowl, Miso Ramen was only option for me. My sister ordered Sesame Ramen with chicken chashu and same with broth. Mine contained pork chashu with pork broth. Food was okay. My noodle was clumpy which I didn't like. Chashu was tender, but I didn't favour pork broth. It just felt bit heavy in my personal opinion. I'm sorry to say food wasn't too memorable at all. My sister and I felt so thirsty after eating as the food was also salty. I felt thankful for a free bowl of Miso Ramen, but the food wasn't impressive. Staff were nice and friendly though.

I came here with friends for an early dinner. It was not very busy. You order from the tablet at…read morethe table. I had the tamago ramen which came with egg and slices of chashu. The bowl of noodle was hearty and tasty. Service was good and we were given a jug of water and glasses so we can help ourselves. They will come with the bill when we finished our meal. The place is spacious and there is parking in the building and along the street.

This time, I ordered mazesoba online. Within 5 min after I got confirmation of order, I got text…read more"it's ready for pick up. " however other text telling to come for pick up 30 min later. I was confused but decided to visit anyway. They had my food on the counter already. It was the fastest restaurant experience. The food was excellent as usual.

This is our go-to ramen. It's a mom and pop shop ran by a very attentive and personable lady. She…read moreor the staff always fills up to make sure we had water and tea. We have been going here regularly especially during winter / spring seasons and she knows what the whole family orders now! Their best dishes are the agedashi tofu (sauce on the side for the picky kid), I like the tonkatsu ramen with no green onions. My partner has started enjoying the agedashi tofu don. It's a cozy place with roughly 40ish seating. The staff is very fast but some customers may be oblivious to those waiting and takes a while to get a seat if you're a party of 3 or more. Summer is good that they have a/c available and not many people go.

It's been a while!!! I love kamamarui but I haven't been here in years! Got my fav miso tantan…read moreramen and it seems they changed the broth to add some mala spice! Enjoyed this new twist to the classic tantan and can't wait to revisit!

We had a good feeling about this place as soon as we walked in as we were greeted by a very…read morefriendly Japanese server who was quick to greet and seat us. Clean restaurant with several available tables, but definitely had more of a food court feel than cozy restaurant ambiance. That said, it's located within the bowling alley but you'd never know it during dining. We ordered the veggie ramen with an added egg, and the Shoyu ramen (without seaweed or onions). Food came out very quickly. Veggie ramen was quite delicious but not over the top flavourful, nothing a little chili paste couldn't fix. Shoyu ramen had a very woody broth. Noodles were cooked well had significantly less noodles than the veggie ramen. Pork was a tad bland. Overall very good! Cost was very affordable, $36 including tip for two made this a great dine out experience! Will definitely come back.

Shio ramen ($17): This was so mid. The cha shu pieces also looked really sad. they were pretty…read moresmall and thin, and kinda disintegrated into the soup. I couldn't taste any pork/chicken in the soup base and could only taste salt. The noodles were really bland, like they forgot to salt the water or smth before boiling them. It also seemed like it had been sitting out in the bowl for a while, as they were bunched together and I remember biting into a clump of noodles.