Yum. I think these guys are finding their legs now. I went for lunch and had crisp karaage and the signature clam broth (shoyu) ramen. The noodles and broth were hot, and the broth was quite light and nicely sweet. All in all a lovely meal. Not sure I would wait 25 mins every time, but it's a great place to drop by. read more

Konjiki Ramen - Chicken karaage - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Just opened and it shows. The host and waiters were really nice but a little they were scrambling when it came to seating, orders, and getting the bill. I ordered the black tonkotsu ramen with extra braised pork belly. The ramen had great texture. The broth was good, but not fantastic, the flavour was lacking and it wasn't that hot. They forgot my egg. When they brought it over, the yolk was actually cold. My significant other got the signature clam broth shoyu ramen. It was unique, but forgettable. The broth is light not as filling as the tonkotsu. There are better ramen places in Toronto, but perhaps this place will get better as they age. read more

Had their intense shoyu signature clam broth ramen. Really love the broth, it's very different from the one that I had tried. If you enjoy clam you would love it! read more

ok if you've been on a diet, this is your one stop shop. some of the creamiest, fattiest broth i've ever had. all followed by an ice cream shop within the same restaurant. they have matcha soft serve. 10/10/10 read more

The clam based broth is to die for. It's delicate and delicious and I finished it to the last drop-and this is coming from a person who NEVER drinks the broth of my noodle soups because I try to avoid MSG consumption. But this soup was worth it, MSG or not. I don't know if the ramen noodles are my favourite but they aren't bad. I also had the lobster gyoza, which were pretty darn good. Would recommend for sure. I also like that it's got a great bakery attached to it with Japanese desserts that are not too sweet and very well made. read more

If you like Japanese Ramen then I think you will 100% like Konjiki! First try to smell it and then taste the soup base then finish the ramen ASAP Its totally different then other ramen in Toronto. I will definately come back and highly recommend. Some ppl said their price is High but I think its totally worth it. PS: line up today for around 40 mins but I still enjoy my dinner a lot tonight ! read more

I used to like this place when i came here 6 months ago and they had more ramen options but when i decided to drop by last Saturday night to satisfy my cravings, it was just SO so disappointing..i ordered the shoyu ramen ($13) and you would think it would have the classic ingredients of a shoyu! Only thing decent was the broth and they gave plenty of average tasting noodles, bamboo shoots, 2 really thin slices of bland pork, some raw tasting chopped up greens that I've never seen in ramen and no egg or seaweed! was not worth it and would not come back again read more

Not too sure what the hype is, or maybe it was just a bad day that we went. We ordered the signature bowls and it was nothing special, small portion, broth was a bit salty and nothing extravagant to be a Michelin star restaurant. We also ordered the side dishes like the karage and gyoza and they were drenched in oil. Not too sure if it was the ramen or side dishes but we both had stomach aches shortly after, and no we're not noobs with eating ramen, we actually eat alot of ramen, but primarily downtown. read more

Came here on a Friday night, we had to wait by the door for 2 minutes before a person could show us a table. We sat near the door. Even when the door was closed, it was a bit cold. Food was decent, service was very quick whenever we pushed the service button. read more

Overhyped, overpriced!! It's ok... not great! Kinton and Sansotei taste better! You get more stuff in ramen as well

Simply put - excellent. They did not disappoint. This, to me, is about as good as a bowl of Ramen gets.

On a cold rainy day at 5 pm there was no wait so I tried it out. It was lobster ramen night (and unfortunately there was no standard tonkotsu because of it). There was essentially a whole small lobster in the ramen, which was good, but not spectacular for me. The venue itself is nice, the service is excellent, and it was otherwise a very decent experience. Definitely worth a try but I'd come on a non-lobster night. read more

Great place, very nice food and service! I order the vegetarian ramen, it was so nice!

The clam broth, which they're well known for, is good and different. Noodles are cooked perfectly, a little al-dente. You can really taste the clam flavour in the broth; It's a must-try when going to this place. Gyoza is done well, but not outstanding. They don't do take-outs or take reservations. It's a first-come first-serve establishment. Service is good, even when they are busy. read more

Simply the best ramen in all of Toronto! I'm not vegetarian but I decided to try their vegetarian ramen and I was blown away because I didn't know a vegetarian ramen could be so good! I also love their other ramen, including karaage. read more

Came here today around 3:30 pm: inside was not busy. About 4/5 waitresses were on site but a lot of them were chilling near the cashier/kitchen area. Only 1 girl was directly seats, and it was just 2 of us in line... we waited for longer than expected judging by how unoccupied the restaurant was. We ordered food and the man (manager?) said he will bring us water but the water did not come until the second appetizer arrived. The guests in front of us left (we were seated on the large bar table) and the waitress was cleaning the surface and her cleaning spray sprayed all the way across. It went on my hand and possibility my food and my water. Meanwhile the ramen was good... the service is definitely lacking. I felt like if the restaurant is so well known in Japan, why don't you train your staff to be a bit more attentive?!?!?! read more

Best ramen I've had in Toronto. Both the broth and noodles are amazing and very flavourful. Highly recommend getting their signature shoyu clam broth ramen. read more

Probably one of the best ramen places we have been. The staff is friendly and accommodating to our little one. The wait may be a little bit so worth it. read more

Will not be able to go anywhere else for ramen after Konjiki. Hands down, or up - best ramen.

This is probably the best Ramen place hands down. The restaurant is nice and welcoming and your likely to be seated quickly. The servers attend to you whenever you need anything! My favorite dish is the intense ramen, it's dark and very very flavorful. The side dishes are also decent, but the ramen is the main reason to return here! read more

Always love the clam based soup, so refreshing. The lobster special ramen is rich... lots of protein.

I am kind of picky when it comes to ramen as I don't particularly enjoy eating it. I've always found the broth generally too salty (it's supposed to be that way but I just don't like it.) I came with two friends to try it on a Friday night a few months back and while there was a line, it was not out the door nor did they run out of ramen. (They ran out of ramen one night at around 8pm). I had the Mild Shio Signature Clam Broth ramen while my other two friends had the Shoyu Clam Broth. I thought it was okay. I think it was too overhyped. I had expected more - sth that stood out. I tried not to mix it all together to begin with because I wanted to try the soup base on its own. The broth was very mild in flavour. I did taste a tinge of sweetness but am not entirely sure if it is because of the clams. The porcini mushroom paste - when mixed in with the soup, brought it to another level but I thought it overpowered such a delicate soup base. The one thing that stood out was the chashu, it was very moist and soft. All in all, it was not terrible but not that special. read more

Great ramen bar! Had heard about their clam based broth all the way in California & had to try it for my weekend in Toronto. It did not disappoint. From the greeting when we entered to the great customer service when there was a little issue, my expectations were far exceeded. The noodles! Omg, the noodles were absolutely the best ramen noodles I have ever had. They said they flew them in from Japan and they were excellent. I only wish I would still be here on Wednesday to try their lobster ramen, next trip. read more

So happy I got to try this place....without the line up. Came around 2pm on a weekday. I got the spicy tonkatsu...it was good. But I preferred the original clam! That's what I'll be getting next visit! read more

It taste good, but not the kind of ramen restaurant I will visit often. Nothing very special and not many options. See many promotions on social media but not as good as they said. read more

Best ramen in town! Really enjoyed the soup base, and it is not greasy. The chasu don was also very delicious. Very looking forward to visit again. read more

I love this ramen restaurant! You have different broths to choose from and it's all full of flavor. I've tried the calm broth ramen and the tonkotsu ramen - both very good! I would definitely come again! read more

Waited about 30min and went in with high expectation from all they hype but came out full of disappointment. All the ramen were priced around $13-14 which is quite expensive. It didn't come with an egg or chasiu for the tonkatsu. All I got for $13 was a bowl of noodles. The ramen wasn't good at all. Noodles were overcooked and has no chew to it. I had better bowl of ramen elsewhere and at a lower price point. read more

Liked the ambiance. Staffs were very accommodating and the food is excellent. Would definitely come back.

My friends and I came to celebrate a birthday, and I was pleasantly surprised by how attentive and accommodating the manager was that evening. He was kind and generous and took extra steps to make sure customers were happy. Oh right, and the noodles were good too! read more

There is nothing like ramen in Japan but this Toronto chain comes pretty close. I'm a fan of the clam broth ramen because it's unique from all the other ramen restaurants. The soup has a very clean taste, the chasu is soft and tasty and the noodles are fresh. Going on a weeknight might help to avoid the line. read more

The soup is very flavourful and the noodles are cooked to perfection however I advise to visit during the weekdays or when the hype dies down. I don't mind waiting at all but only when it's a fair queue. They need to manage the queue better because it's chaotic. I met someone I know waiting in line, they got there 10 mins before we did and by the time we got seated, they were finished with their meals and we took their spot. Many people that came way after us got seated before and finished. The number of parties were the same in all cases- 2. If you put your name down on the list, be sure to wait somewhere close to the front because they will call for you a few times, if you're in the back you won't be able to hear and they won't be bothered to look for you. read more

Amazing Ramen, top notch. 10 out of 10, if you want to eat some good ramen, come here. The Broth, noodles and proteins are are seasoned beautifully, makes you want to go home and make babies, best ramen. read more

Just tried this place out last weekend. Very good ramen, on a lighter side (not very hearty). Only pork & vegetarian options available. Quick service even though the line up was long. read more

3.5 stars. Located beside a Jack Astors restaurant. Ramen shop shares space with a dessert store. Half of the restaurant is "bar seating". Service was quick and courteous. Food was decent but the broth was very good (I got the strong ramen and the oyster taste was very obvious. My partner got the original ramen and the chicken broth was very good). Well designed restaurant... Nice small details (under the table hooks for bar seating, porcelain broth spoons) show attention to detail read more

the spicy red tonkotsu ramen is so delicious.

forgot all the other ramen places you know, this place is sooo good!!! highly highly recommend!

Went twice, once for soft opening and once recently. No doubt the signature live up to expectation as the ramen survives in the competitive market of Tokyo and while being recommended in the Michelin Guide (not in the star rank, just gourmet serction). But I can only give 3 star as the customer service and wait line issues is not worth your time and money. This is all due to lack of training of the staff and incompetent management. The ramen hype for Toronto has been lit again and I suspect more Japanese chain would come in the years to come. read more

The shouyo ramen is delicious, strongly recommend to try the greentea ice cream with red beans.Good to taste the real japanese ramen here.

wasn't the best ramen for what it's worth...with tax and tips it's about $20 for a bowl of ramen... I might as well just go to a decent sushi restaurant and order a lunch bento box for $15 or less... not worth it, not going back read more