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    KINTON RAMEN YONGE & EGLINTON

    3.7 (105 reviews)
    ModerateRamen, Pubs
    Open 11:30 am - 10:30 pm
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    Chicken Donburi, Spicy Garlic Pork Ramen, Hot Karaage
    Jeslyn X.

    If you are a ramen lover, you'll go wrong with Kinton. Chicken Karaage holds its #1 spot among my Kinton favourites. This spot is located in the busy area in Yonge-Eglinton but wasn't easy to find. Chicken Donburi was yummy too. Rice was a bit hard though, not quite my type, but the portion was perfect for me. Food (quality, presentation) - 4/5 Drinks (quality, variety) - 4/5 Ambience (interior, cleanness) - 4/5 Service - 5/5 Value - 5/5

    Beef original special $15.99 plus corn
    Rose W.

    We both tried the beef original ramen each. We got extra noodles and shared toppings for the kid. I found it tasting ok but wanted more flavour - luckily they gave some chili spice. Prices have gone up with inflation. The amount of noodles seem to have lessened too. The rest in my party wanted matcha ice cream so we got it. It's quite pricey at $6 for two tiny tiny scoops. The tables outside were not steady and the cups were light and spillable. People have spilled water on themselves as a result. They didn't seem to give them extra tissue to help clean up, but did offer to love them. The toothpicks individually packaged and the mouthwash in the bathroom were nice touches and nice to have a change table in the bathroom. I do like the vegetarian option (we got in take out once) is now inari sushi skin instead of tofu cake but that also seems less filling.

    a bowl of ramen and a glass of beer
    Ivan H.

    Location/Service This place is right along Eglinton, east of Yonge. Eglinton is going massive construction for years, so it's best to find parking around the vicinity - either a green P parking complex nearby or in the streets. The place is a bit tricky to find cause of the construction and they don't have a huge sign - like all of their locations. But you should be able to recognize it once you see the wooden tables and chairs layout right by the window. Interior is very consistent with the other locations and staff are very nice and helpful when we requested high chairs and large groups. Food I like how Kinton does have seasonal items that match the season. This photo was taken back in summer and they have a Ramen/Beer combo for about $20. You basically can choose any of their regular item ramen and add a beer at about 12oz of your choice. Ramen and beer is ultimately the best combo - so can't go wrong there. My go-to ramen is usually their tonkotsu shio broth. It's thick, flavourful that blends very well with the cha siu. It gives a heartwarming feel that hits the right spot. I do thick noodles as well cause I'm a noodle fan. The egg is almost done to perfection - runny and soft. As for beer, it's usually their Japanese beers Sapporo or Kirin. Overall nice to see a ramen place mid-town. This location is perfect for residents nearby and working employees in the business buildings.

    Pork miso ramen and chicken karaage
    Carrie M.

    We ordered delivery from Kinton. I had the pork miso ramen, and I really enjoyed the broth. It was not overly salty. It was expensive for the portion size, as the two pieces of meat and small amount of noodles were not enough for a full meal. Perhaps they give more noodles for dine in. The chicken karaage came with three large pieces and Japanese mayo. There was too much breading on the chicken, so this altered the taste a bit too much.

    Spicy beef ramen.
    Lilian C.

    I'm definitely a Kinton fan as I go pretty often. I usually order the spicy ones as the other ones taste blend. The meat slices are a good thickness. Generally the services are pretty fast, just chat with friend and the time flies by. The chairs are a bit uncomfortable though. I like to have the seats a bit bigger.

    Egg cooked properly. There's one location that struggles to get this right. Thankfully, the Eglinton and Yonge location is good.
    Edward J.

    Aside from the parking, which isn't anything the restaurant can do, this is one of the better Kinton's.

    Chicken Shoyu and Karaage
    Daisy W.

    This is my go to spot whenever I'm craving ramen. Kinton never disappoints me. Their portion is great and flavours are great! Their current promotion, Kintonlicious, is the perfect combo at a great price! It comes with a fried chicken, a ramen and a cheesecake to finish off the meal. The karaage is tricky when it comes to takeout, but they are always freshly made and still hot when I get home! Pork original is my go to ramen as it comes with the egg, but since I had that twice in a week, I decided to try their chicken shoyu which was also very delicious. The slices of chicken in the ramen was also very lean but not overly dry and the broth was very flavourful. My only complain is I wish they have the kurogoma cheesecake on the menu still!

    Veg spicy garlic
    Helen H.

    I've been to the one near Eaton Centre so often as a Ryerson student, that I jumped at the chance of going to another location when I was in the area of Yonge and Eglinton. This location did not disappoint! The service is phenomenal as expected from Kinton. Friendly staff greet you at the door and are attentive throughout the meal. The staff are super friendly, polite and always have a warm smile. The ramen is such a great comfort food. It's fresh, warm and full of flavour. If you are able to finish your entire bowl, you get a stamp on their stamp card, which goes towards free ramen. I love that they encourage you not to waste food! Parking can be annoying as expected along Yonge street. There is a paid parking lot nearby though, at the Yonge and Eglinton Centre. TTC is very accessible since it's a short walk away from the Eglinton subway station.

    $15.95 - Red Curry-Men: Thick noodles in a red Thai curry chicken broth with coconut cream, chicken breast, a seasoned egg, etc.
    Barron Cedric T.

    I loved how specialized of a ramen place Kinton Ramen is. There are several ramen types available (Shoyu, Miso, Karaage, etc.) and it can be paired with either Pork or Chicken. Depending on the selection of meat, they will pair the ramen bowl with either a white bowl with a chicken logo or a black bowl with an icon of a pig. This minor detail is easy to miss, but something I look out for in restaurants. Kinton Ramen also carries a wide selection of side dishes. My group got to try their Kimchi, Takoyaki, Tofu Furai, and Age Gyoza. Their Age Gyoza are something my companions really enjoyed and we ended up having 4 side orders of Gyoza for our group of four. The people I was with at the time of this review are not extensively familiar with Japanese food and beverages, and the offered items in the menu gave me a good chance to acquaint them to it. Personally, I ordered the Yuzu Hot Toddy just to get to try something different. I let my fellows try some distinctly Japanese Sake, and it was a really good experience for them. The order of Sake was enough to fill around 3-5 shot glasses which was more than enough for them to properly be introduced to the Japanese drink. Overall, it was a good dining experience to celebrate a small occasion we had. We ended up staying around 2 and a half hours and were the last group to leave before their closing at 11 PM. The setting was neat and themed, and service was excellent.

    Amaze Mazemen
    Madison H.

    I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty one of their summer specials was - the Amaze Mazeman. I had gotten takeout here last summer (a broth ramen and hot chicken karage) and recalled it being pretty mediocre. I like how many toppings you get with the brothless ramen - corn, poached egg, two pieces of pork, mayo etc - they complimented the lightly sauced noodles. Overall, It was a very filling meal. To top things off, prices are very agreeable too.

    Olya S.

    As in my previous review this is a very nice place. I love the food. I tried a few different ramens and they were all good. The only thing which I think can be adjusted is a price and portion sizes. Normally the dish is around $13.5 to $17 (the latter for specials) I think it is somewhat pricy for a dish which mostly contains of broth and noodles. Plus I can never finish and most of the time I leave half of it which is a waste of money. I would suggest introducing smaller size portions this way reducing the price. It might attract especially females who can't eat too much :)

    Katherine A.

    Who doesn't love Winterlicious in Toronto? One of the best times of the year!! It's been awhile since I've gone out and enjoyed a nice meal with my academics piling up. This was well deserved especially on a cold evening. You can never go wrong with Kinton!! Comfort food at its finest. It is definitely on my top favourite ramen places. Best part was that it was during Winterlicious in Toronto, meaning they had such an amazing deal for $20: - Choice of Vegetarian, Pork or Chicken Ramen - Choice of dumpling appetizer - Matcha green tea ice cream desert YES PLEASE. One ramen bowl on it own can start at $12.99 - $14.99+ so this was a steal. Flavour it always great. I prefer thick noodles for my ramen because it fills you up more (that could just be, who knows). Regardless, the staff is always a delight at every Kinton chain I've been to so you'll definitely be treated well. But so keep in mind it can get quite loud/rowdy here! It's all part of the experience.

    Chicken Miso
    Shefali B.

    Finally a Ramen place in Scarborough! There really is nothing quite so comforting as a tasty bowl of ramen on a rainy friday afternoon. My sister & I decided to finally try out this new place since we were in the area. It's conveniently located at 401 & Kennedy, right behind the large Kennedy Commons Plaza. (it's technically still part of Kennedy Commons, but it's a little bit separated and off to the side. When we first walked in at around 1pm, it was still pretty busy with the lunch crowd. The staff were so friendly and welcoming, that when you first walk in, they all shout hello to you in Japanese. It really makes you smile. We were seated by our lovely server Aiyano, who was very attentive and had great some recommendations. We decided to go with the Chicken Miso & the Vegetarian Ramen, both with thick noodles. The Chicken Miso, was good, but I was hoping it would have a little more flavour to it. The Vegetarian Ramen was good, but it wasn't out-of-this-world delicious. The portion size was HUGE, so big that my sister could barely finish the bowl. Both dishes also lacked spice, but our server brought us some chili flakes and srirachi to help with that. Lastly, as we got ready to leave, all the staff shouted goodbye to us in Japanese. Overall, it a was a great first experience, I wasn't blown away by the dishes, but I wouldn't count it out the next time I'm craving Ramen. The great service is really what make the experience memorable.

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    KINTON RAMEN YONGE & EGLINTON Reviews in Other Languages

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    I've had ramen at other establishments but this was my very first time here. My friend was craving…read moresomething to warm the soul and they have great reviews. My friend had the King of Kings as our server said this is one of their most popular choices. I opted for the Spicy Charsu. Now I understand some people can't handle heat but I live off of Purple Tongue hot sauce which is made with some pretty hot peppers. I asked for a level one and the lady explained that the spice level on the Charsu was a whole series of levels higher than the King of Kings. I get that . Give me the heat. Anywho, she was comfortable with giving me 0.5 but said I could make it hotter if need be. Ok, better to start smaller I guess. They put some sauce on the side which I added to my bowl. Personally I found the 0.5 a nice tingle; it was good. Made my nose run. But I'm totally getting the level 1 next time. My friend however tried a sip of my broth, spit it out and said poison poison because of the heat Mind you, his King of Kings was a level 1. Which to me tasted creamy and delicious. I love a good pork bone soup and I opted for the Spicy Charsu because of the pork bone base. I loved the broth. It was perfection. The noodles were so fresh . The portion size was enormous. I kept eating and more noodles appeared. The Charsu had an amazing flavor to it . Smoky and delicious . My friend is a larger man and even he commented on the portion size saying he would be ok with a smaller size as he was so full. Good portions for your money. We also had the Gyoza and the TakoYaki. The TakoYaki was soft and loaded with the delicious sauce. The Gyoza were enormous. We were both 100% satisfied with our visit and will be back for sure.

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    I've been an avid Santouka Ramen supporter ever since they opened at mount pleasant and church. Had…read moresome issues with take out orders missing sides. I always order the same thing everytime. Spicy Ramen with Pork Jowl and a side of fried chicken with lemon or gyoza as extra. Total bill with tax and tip generally around $50. I tried cashing my stamp card which shows customer frequency and they denied me my free ramen for ordering the same thing that I order everytime I go there. Offering a cheaper version. I give them great credit for consistency for the most part. However, Close to $50 per person including a takeout tip. You can't order what you order everytime for the well deserved freebie for customer support. I'm done with the over price for a bowl of Noodles and Broth. Plenty of great Ramen places for a third of the price. Three stars for the chefs in the back. It would be five if the Santouka Corporation was so greedy. Plenty of great Ramen in the city! Adios Santouka! As a chef I know pork belly is more expensive than Pork jowl these days!

    Tips: - You get a stamp card for ramen. Each time you order…read moreramen, you earn a stamp. Five stamps gets you free gyoza. Reach ten stamps and you get a free bowl of ramen. - The chashu is excellent! My rating is 4.5 stars. I'm rounding down. Last Tuesday, I had my monthly 7 am meeting with a bunch of technical writing peers from around the world. It's quite the meeting that typically lasts for four hours. Luckily, we ended earlier than usual. It meant that my workday ended at around 3:30 pm. It was perfect, as I had a concert to attend several hours later. Normally, I don't do dinner before a concert. I grab a quick bite to each before I head downtown. This time, since I was done work early, I felt that having an early dinner was worthwhile. I drove downtown and parked in a lot that seems to be my usual spot whenever I'm attending a concert at Massey Hall. My original plan was to find an eatery close to the concert venue. I spotted Hokkaido Ramen Santouka steps away. I wanted ramen! I walked in and there was a sign that said to wait. I had no wait time. A woman and the entire staff greeted me. I asked for a table for me and got one. It was great. Seating between tables and diners is close together. You definitely overhear conversations and you can't help it. The man next to me had stretched his foot under my table. I didn't notice that he was in my space until I uncrossed my leg and my foot hit his. I listened to two friends next to me. The man seemed to take charge over what he and his female friend should eat, which was interesting. He gave the impression that he was an expert until the server came over and he had a ton of questions. It's always fun being an observer and listener. I had no choice but to listen to her dating experiences. I got a menu. I knew what I wanted. My server came over and was ready to take my order. I got these items: - Diet Coke - Miso chachu ramen, with bamboo shoot held - Jammy egg and corn as extra toppings The menu doesn't tell you what ingredients you get in each type of ramen. However, it does come with a photo. I asked how large a large bowl of ramen was. My server was great pointing up to a display of three bowls. I went large. The photo indicated that my miso ramen had bamboo shoots. I'm not a fan of them, so I asked that they be omitted. I also added a jammy egg and corn. I got a cold can of Diet Coke. A frosted glass with ice accompanied it. I was happy. I love an icy cold drink. This one was excellent. I loved that it was extra cold. My bowl of ramen had arrived. I was excited to dive in. My miso chachu ramen was delicious. The miso flavour was on point. I drank most of the broth, which speaks volumes on how yummy it was. The chachu was tender and had the best balance of pork and fattiness. The number of slices was generous. The ramen was chewy and perfectly done. I loved the corn and jammy egg. I probably wouldn't have enjoyed my ramen without these two key toppings. They worked nicely with the green onions. What prevents me from giving this place a perfect rating is flagging a server to get me water, or to frankly flag any staffer for something, such as ordering dessert or getting the bill. It took effort and hand-waving to get their attention. It took two tries to get a glass of water with ice. I was happy when I got some after I had finished my Diet Coke. It was equally as cold and yummy. I ordered dessert. The menu is stuck on each table. I asked what ice cream flavours were available. There were two flavours and I went with matcha. It was rich, creamy, and full of strong matcha flavour. The scoop of ice cream was generous. I loved the small spoon, which allowed this dessert to last a lot longer. I asked for the bill. I got a payment machine. I used my credit card to pay and tip. All was great. I used the washroom before I headed over to explore the downtown area. The washrooms are downstairs. It's an older building, so accessibility is an issue. There are two single-stall washrooms. The one that I used was clean. Because it's an older building, the ceiling is low. I am just shy of six feet in height. I made it without hitting my head on the ceiling. If you are six feet and taller, you'll need to duck to make sure you don't bang your head. Staff say goodbye to you when you leave. It was a nice touch, although I don't know what they are saying to me in Japanese. They could be swearing at me and I wouldn't know. I had a wonderful experience here. If you don't mind sitting close to folks and waving your arms like a maniac to get your server's attention, come here. This ramen joint appeared as a Michelin place in 2017. I can see why. The food quality is excellent. (200)

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    I'm not sure why I had this Ramen place bookmarked in my phone but I decided to give it a try one…read moreevening with friends during the work week. I really enjoyed the food, it was delicious. The black garlic ramen, veggie gyoza and Takoyaki were all savoury and fantastic. The portion sizes for price were appropriate and I ended up taking some of it home. They're all beautiful dishes on the plate. Service was friendly and quick, we were greeted, seated and served within minutes of walking in. Soon after we sat down, the restaurant filled up with other patrons which is a good sign. However I also judge a restaurant based on its cleanliness and the washrooms leave much to be desired. If a restaurant's washrooms aren't clean, it gives you a window into how dirty the kitchen and back of house are. The washrooms are in a serious need of a cleaning. There is black filth on the white doors, everything has a bit of a grime covering multiple surfaces. Overall, the food is delicious, I would return but maybe for take-out next time. Please clean your restaurant.

    Winter season calls for a warm bowl of creamy ramen, a plate of veggie gyozas, and a Sapporo beer…read moreat Touhenboku Ramen :) Decided to stop by this ramen spot while walking on Queen West. The food was delicious; I especially enjoyed the creamy mushroom ramen broth and veggie gyoza. The gyoza was part of a deal with one app and a pint of Sapporo for 14.99 ^^ The atmosphere inside was super Christmasy! The staff were all friendly and attentive :) I would come back again!

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    Dipping ramen tomato broth
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    KINTON RAMEN YONGE & EGLINTON - ramen - Updated July 2026

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