Summer ramen special for $10.99 a bowl! What a deal! Loved the broth and that it came with thin…read morenoodles.

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Tamago ramen: $15.90 The broth had a rich umami and salt…read moreflavour, but I couldn't really taste chicken. I think this place specializes in chicken base broth. Noodles were perfectly bouncy, egg was slightly undercooked with a pretty runny yolk inside. The cha siu though was a disappointment. It was very coarse and lowkey felt like I was eating cardboard. I also asked for the spicy chili on the side and kinda regretted adding it because it just covered up the flavours haha Overall a mid tier ramen place!

Nothing like a bowl of cozy ramen on a cold winter day! Enjoyed trying out their seasonal katsu UBB…read moreramen. It came with Parmesan but I didn't feel like it added anything to the already deliciously rich curry based broth. Highly recommend you trying it out! Also for a classic tamago ramen because you can't go wrong with a gooey ramen egg. Soup was rich and I liked that they have an option to add umami salt seasoning to it to change up the flavour. Only con is that it's hard to find parking in the area but they have parking in the back parking garage.

It's astounding to see some of these Vancouver-based ramen spots only sitting at 3-4 star ratings,…read moremeanwhile these "average" spots would absolutely demolish any overrated 4-5 star Seattle-based ramen place. The first sip of tonkotsu broth was all I needed to give it 5 stars; dense and flavorful. The black garlic ramen tonkotsu version was mellow without that acidic burnt taste that annoys me. The cut of chashu was variable between tender to more lean. I would've preferred a choice to pick thick ramen noodles with my dish, but they at least offer a free thin noodle refill, which I'll never argue against more food. My son enjoyed his aesthetically pleasing police car bento-style kids meal which came with a gashapon token for a mini prize capsule; overall a child friendly restaurant. They were pretty busy on a the weekend dinner with a waitlist building up, but happy to say that service was still good. Parking is limited, but two blocks away north near the park/library had ample street parking.

Worst ramen in metro Vancouver. The chicken karaage is…read moreoverpriced and so dry and tough that actually hurt my teeth. The ramen is overpriced and salty. The tsukemen is also very salty. Will never come back.

After many moons before coming back -…read more This place still had the same consistency in flavour and service Few changes in their decor and seating arrangement for the last time I was back but still looked fairly the same

I came back since I saw the sign at outside "the most affordable delicious ramen in Vencouver"…read more At first, I thought it was limited campaign but when I saw the menu, I learned it was year round price. I ordered shio tonkotsu ramen and Instagram followers special karaage. Three pieces karaage were served first. They were freshly deep fried and very juicy. I wish they added more seasoning. Very blund flavour. Ramen was ok. The soup was quite milder than I expected. It tasted like half paitan soup (chicken broth). Lighter than other ramen restaurant. For that price, I'm satisfied with that.

I ordered the Deluxe Mazesoba with char shu and upgraded to the XL. It comes with minced beef and…read morepork, soft boiled egg, seaweed, grinded fish, bamboo shoot, egg yolk, and multi-grain noodle. They give you a very small scoop of rice to soak up the remaining sauce. I quite liked my dish. It had a good amount of flavor, and was mildly spicy. However, the dish was quite oily. They recommend adding vinegar whenever the dish feels too salty or oily, so I tried adding a light splash of vinegar. At first I was worried it would ruin the dish, but it didn't. It helped with the oil. I was disappointed in the amount of rice that they offered, but it is also complimentary, so I can't really complain. We also got the chicken karaage with honey mayo to share. The dip was so good. The chicken was tender. At times it was a bit hard to flag down a server, because we were in a bit of an odd spot. However, whenever they were at our table the customer service was good. Our server was honest about their regular sized portions being on the small size, so he recommended that I do the free upgrade to XL.

I've been to the one by Brentwood and had an amazing experience. The Lougheed location hits…read moredifferently, and not in the good way. I had decided to go to Tokyo Kokoro Mazesoba after hearing from a family member say it was pretty good. We went for lunch, which wasn't busy. Mind you it was a weekday so it makes sense. Once seated we had the option to order off the iPad or with the waitress. We ordered: Classic Minced Meat Sauce Mazesoba $16.50 -added a pork tonkatsu $7.95 Chashu Ramen $17.95 What both dishes were missing was finesse. Sometimes the simplest things can ruin a dish. The mazesoba was covered in so much green onions, you couldn't tell that it was suppose to be a noodle dish. The tonkatsu felt like a frozen chicken nugget and was super dry. The ground fish powder should really be an option that you can sprinkle your own on it like salt or pepper because it really over powered the dish completely. The Ramen was fine. It really didn't blow me away nor did the chunky whites of the green onion enjoyable at all. It was... just fine. I'm not sure if it was the day we went or just the lack of oversight in the ingredients or preparation but it wasn't good. The wait staff was friendly and helpful, and like any review you take it all with a grain of salt. I'm not saying don't go and try it, I'm saying maybe try a different location.

Yummy tamago chashu ramen! Love the broth here and the umami sauce on the side takes it over the…read moretop! Would love to have it again with onigiri on the side next time!

We came here for dinner and as this place recently added Onigiri Ya Live to their restaurant, we…read morehad a combination of Ramen and Onigiri for our dinner. If you order 3 onigiris you can get a free Veggie Miso Soup. We ordered 6 Onigiris altogether so we got 2 free Veggie Miso Soups at our table. My husband ordered a bowl of Ramen noodles and shared it with our daughter. He ate most of the ramen along with one Onigiri; she had two Onigiris and a small bowl of his ramen noodles. They shared one of the free Veggie Miso Soups. I had 3 Onigiris and one bowl of Veggie Miso Soup. The Onigiris we ordered: Tuna Takowasa Teriyaki Chicken x Avocado Tuna Mayo x Avocado Nasu Peperoncino Seared Cheese x Shiso with Tuna Mayo Filling Seared Cheese x Shiso with Unagi Filling Heard the Teriyaki Chicken Onigiri was "meh". My daughter and husband both said there was something in it that tasted kinda weird. I thought my Nasu Peperoncino Onigiri was also kinda "meh." It had an eggplant filling in it. I liked the idea of the eggplant filling. Something about the sauce they used to flavor it though...perhaps the sauce is wasn't didn't go over so well with me. I think the Nasu Peperoncino could do with a bit of tweaking. It's got some potential though and is one of the only Vegetarian Onigiri options on the menu. The free Veggie Miso soup was actually quite impressive. It was packed with a lot more ingredients than I expected. I was just expecting a regular miso soup with may some tiny bits of tofu and a few pieces of seaweed floating around in the the bowl. Instead I found some pretty sizeable chunks of daikon and mushroom in my bowl, along with quite a few strips of carrot as well. I really enjoyed the soup and will probably make sure not to order anything less than 3 onigiri whenever next I come to this place so that I can make sure to have the free bowl of Veggie Miso Soup again! Hubby raved about the Tuna Takowasa Onigiri. I took a bite of it and was pretty impressed with it as well. Loved my Tuna Mayo x Avocado Onigiri. A bit more Avocado might have been nice but there was plenty of Tuna Mayo in it. Both of the Seared Cheese Onigiris were yummy. More Unagi filling would have been an improvement for mine, but I do understand that these kinds of ingredients can be costly for restaurants. Not the first time I've seen a restaurant skimp on the filling for an Onigiri. Love that you can dine in and eat these Onigiris warm instead of cold from a refrigerator. The Ramen according to my husband was "meh". Kind of a shame as I recall that years ago, when this shop first started out in the West End and was called Marutama, their Ramen was awesome. Seems like the quality of their Ramen has gone downhill over the years as not that long ago we were at the Metrotown location of Maruhachi and the Ramen noodles there were also kinda "meh". This place is kind of hit and miss. Kinda wish I could give it a higher overall rating. There are some really good Onigiri here though, so I would definitely come back for the Onigiri.

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.

Price/quality (3/4): Came here for ramen multiple times and I found it to be quite tasty. They had…read morea wide variety of options, with different soup bases, toppings, and even non-ramen items. The quality seems to be fairly consistent, not only at this restaurant, but across Zubu locations. Service (1/1): Service was friendly and effective. Ambiance: Definitely on the modern side. The bar menu reflects this too. Would I come here again: Yes

This location is at Metrotown across the road from Walmart. When our group of 6 came on a weekend,…read morethe place was pretty empty but we still had to wait quite a while for a table together if we didn't want to sit at the hightops or patio. We came just before Happy Hour time so people started gathering behind us. The kids like it here because they get a kids menu with chicken ramen and fries and deepfried chicken and shrimp. It comes with a drink, a toy, and mochi ice cream (+$1) so they know how to market to the kids! I got the Tonkatsu Ramen and it was good, not amazing, but good. The pork slices in the ramen have gotten thinner and not as flavorful as it used to be. They charge autogratuity on groups of 6+. They also have a loyalty program but their site never works.