Finding great tonkotsu ramen outside of Japan has become something of an obsession for me. I've…read morebeen disappointed by countless bowls over the years, from Michelin-recommended shops in New York to overhyped social media darlings that make you wonder whether the people promoting them have ever had truly great tonkotsu ramen. Konjiki is good, far from great, but very solid. The broth has the right consistency with a satisfying richness, falling just a touch short of the deep, creamy intensity I personally look for. The noodles were cooked perfectly, maintaining just the right amount of bite. Nothing ruins a bowl of ramen faster than overcooked noodles. The soft-boiled egg was equally well executed, with a perfectly jammy center, and the chashu had excellent flavor and texture. My biggest criticism isn't what's missing....it's what's added. Like many ramen shops outside Japan, Konjiki includes pickled ginger, pickled takana, and braised bamboo shoots. For me, none of them improve the bowl. In fact, I think they distract from what should be the star of the show: the broth. In hindsight, I could have easily asked for them to be left out, but I've never really understood why they're included in the first place. Even so, this is a very respectable bowl of tonkotsu ramen and one I'd happily order again.

Have been here several times since they opened, but first time adding a review…read more Came on Friday late night (around 8:30pm) and got seated right away. Initially looked busy and thought there may be a wait, but the line was actually for the dessert place that shares the same entrance. I usually switch up my order between the Clam Ramens (shio and shoyu). Can definitely say that these are always made consistent (at least on every visit I've had), so there's no surprise. My friend ordered the Avocado Vegetarian Ramen as part of a set. We were both intrigued by the taste of the broth. It was creamy, but not super thick, and had a fresh, vegetal taste. One miss this time was that my friend ordered a drink, but unfortunately it did not come out at all while we ate. We mentioned it when asking for our bill and asked that it just be cancelled, which the server was apologetic about. Interior is kept clean, which some table seating along both walls and also a long high-top bar (communal) in the middle. There's isn't any parking designated to the restaurant, but there's options for paid street parking a short walk away.

This is my go-to ramen spot in North York. I've been their loyal customer long time ago since they…read moreopened their location downtown. I came for their ramen combo promotion. There are two promotion combos, one for 2 people and one for 4 people. The 2 people combo is $40 which includes 2 ramen of 3 choices (tonkatsu, tonkatsu black and spicy tan tan) a side dish of fried chicken, one cheesecake (mango or yuzu flavour) and two teas/pop The 4 people combo is $69 which is a steal, it includes 4 ramen of three choices, 2 gyoza, 1 fried chicken, 2 cheese cake, 4 teas/pop. The promotion ends on Dec 31st, please check with the restaurant before you come. I had the tonkatsu black, with thick noodles, the broth is rich and the portion is generous, I am so full and think I can skip dinner after this. And my favourite side dish from sansotei is gyudon. I didn't order it this time because of the amount of food the combo came with but I always ordered it when I came here. I've tried many gyudon places and somehow this side dish ( not even a main, cause it is small) is my favourite of all.

Love the service and food here was superb! Spacious resto. The tonkatsu black garlic was so…read moreflavourful! The taste lasted The whole day

Food: We came to Midori Ramen for their limited-time Ramenlicious menu, and the ceviche ramen was…read moreexactly what I needed for the last little bit of summer. I've honestly been avoiding ramen because Toronto has still been way too warm for a hot bowl of noodles, so cold ramen packed with seafood and bright, refreshing ceviche flavours immediately got my attention. We also tried the gyudon ramen, karaage, takoyaki and Ramune. Side note, the karaage was v v good, and the gyudon ramen is worth ordering if someone in your group wants something warmer and more comforting. Ambiance: The restaurant had a casual, modern atmosphere that felt comfortable for a relaxed meal. It was lively without being overwhelmingly, and the space felt clean and welcoming. Service: Everyone we interacted with was friendly and attentive. They were helpful when we had questions about the Ramenlicious menu and the kale noodle option, and our food came out at a good pace without us feeling rushed. I think the ceviche ramen is only available until September 6, and i like that they switch it up every 2 weeks for ramenlicious!

I've had midori ramen from this location twice. First time i had tori buta, i would give it a 7.5…read more Meat was good, broth is rich. Second time, I ordered black garlic ramen from uber eats. It was inedible. I have had plenty of black garlic ramen from other places, this is the first time I've had something so bitter.

This location has combos but there are some ramen options that I just don't find others have. In…read moreany case my companion and I ordered the combo for the gyoza, which also comes with a drink for 1-2$ add on. My companion says the shoyu soup is meh. I ordered the beef, it's just beef on top. Service fast. Location is near a $3 per half hour green P parking spot. Seats are bar stool style- so if it's not your thing, there are lower seat option but all equally uncomfortable. The entrance has somewhere to hang clothing. Free ice cream with Google reviews-NOT Yelp. Gyoza is served with a mayonnaise sauce- not my thing

This is a place I discovered beside my work... and then ended up going to another chain location a…read morefew weeks later with my sister. Enjoyed the karaage ramen. Was tasty and the chicken was so crispy that being in the ramen didn't make it soggy. Service was quick and very professional. The ambience was very modern and well laid out. Good spacing between seating areas to make it enjoyable and give you a private setting.

Came here after walking by this establishment many times and I was not disappointed!…read more The service was good, our waitress was kind and informative. The interior was nicely decorated and cozy. I tried the Ajisen Gyudon, which had some deliciously seasoned beef, and some tasty sides (pickled cucumbers and miso soup). My husband got the curry chicken ramen which was decent, the broth was not super flavourful but the chicken was nice and juicy. We came with our niece, who ended up getting a free meal since they have a promo going on now (free kids meal with purchase of adult entree). She got a basic ramen with 1 karaage and fries.

Dropped by for a quick lunch and there was plenty of seating. The ambiance and decor was very nice…read moreand clean, beautiful restaurant. I wanted to try their special Softshell Crab ramen that was available for a limited time. The broth was made with crab infused tonkotsu. I am a big fan of crab and the crab flavour really came across strong. Very delicious and I hope everyone gets to try. I always want something crispy to go with my ramen and ordered the chicken karaage which was veey good as well. Made fresh and the pieces were decent. Top it off with a squeeze of lemon and its so good. Crab Ramen was $22 and the Chicken Karaage was $10

I was curious about this place as it's different from the usual ramen places. I ordered the Shoyu…read moreRamen. It is $17.25 + HST. Steep price for a ramen. It was very oily and the broth was salty. I was expecting a rich bone/meat flavoured broth but this feels very bland even though there is thick layer of oil on top of it. The noodles were ok. I was a little disappointed at the overall taste of the ramen. It was nothing special. The chau siu was done very well, soft and flavourful. The service was very good, they came to re-fill water without asking. Food came out quickly. I don't regret trying this place but there are better ramen places in Toronto

Probably my favorite place right after Isshin in Toronto. Live around this area so have been here 5…read moretimes or so. Always have a great bowl of ramen here, alternating between Shio and Shoyu. The broth is really flavorful and rich. Noodles are perfectly cooked and absorb the broth well. Cha Shu is delicious, and they include some fungus, bamboo shoots and a naruto. Service here is already great. No Amex!

Went to Saryo to have some ice cream. It was really tasty…read moreand the service was great. Lots of variety available!

Stopped by this ramen spot while shopping at Yorkdale and thought it was a solid option if you're…read morealready in the mall. It's connected right to the mall, making it a convenient place to grab a meal. The restaurant has plenty of seating, but it definitely has more of a fast-paced feel, with people constantly coming and going. I ordered the udon, which came with katsu and tempura. I liked that it offered a good variety, and everything was cooked well. I also tried some of my wife's ramen, and I'd say both dishes were enjoyable, but nothing really stood out. The service was okay. The staff were friendly, but they seemed pretty busy. I had to ask a few times to get my water refilled, so service felt a little slower than I would have liked. The biggest downside for me was the price. It felt more expensive than other ramen shops with similar quality, and I think you're paying a bit of a premium for the Yorkdale location. Overall, it's a convenient spot if you're already at the mall and craving ramen or udon. I'd come back if I was shopping nearby, but it's not somewhere I'd go out of my way to visit.

I love Katus and this is my favourite place to get it! This cozy spot has amazing food and super…read morekind staff. My favourite item to get is the cheese stick katsu, which has a good ratio of cheese and pork. Fried to be perfectly crispy and somehow not too oily, each bite is amazing. The brown sauce and cranberry sauce compliments it perfectly, and I personally enjoy the cranberry sauce as a pallet cleanser. Each katsu comes with a side of rice, corn and salad, which complement the katsu greatly. The Brown Katsu is also very good, extremely crispy and not oily at all. This one comes with 2 bug pieces of katsu and could be easily shared if you're light eaters. The brown sauce and sides (rice, corn, salad), also complement this katsu. I went on a weekday evening and it was still packed, so make sure to go early to get a spot, as they fill up quickly. But the staff were super friendly and served us quickly. I highly recommend this spot, which its big portions and delicious good!

Rose garlic katsu. Truly mouth watering. Garlic chips, two giant face katsus, and a delicious…read morecreamy rose sauce. Enough for 2-3 meals...

It was a chilly evening and Kinton Ramen in Don Mills Road sounds like a good idea. Mon, our server…read morewas awesome. She gave suggestions and answered our questions. She took our drink orders as we look on the menu. They offer a wide variety of ramens with pork, beef, chicken or vegetarian. We ordered the Beef Miso Ramen, Beef Original Ramen and the Pork Ramen. They were all delicious! The place have a cozy and huge dining area, with wooden table and chairs Kinton Ramen I was told, is proudly Canadian and aunthentically Japanese as they take pride in serving authentic Japanese flavors and dishes. Check it out!

Overall a decent bowl of pork ramen. It's nice having a ramen chain like this in Toronto. Good…read moreflavour and quality. If you eat enough ramen around the world, this is pretty average but priced higher I guess with no competition around. Also you pay the premium for the ambiance. Would be nice if there was an extra slice of pork. Also bad pork donburri and could use a little bit more meat/rice. Chicken karaage was nice and crispy and came out hot. Staff are super nice and do a good job. I'm only giving this 4 stars as it could be better value for the price (I don't mind paying but at least make your portion sizes bigger...it's just noodles and rice). $70 for two pork ramen, one pork donburri, one chicken karaage which covered tax and gratuities.