Was walking around robson st around dinner time and saw this place. Been hearing lots about their famed miso ramen and thought, why not! Being at the right place and at the right time, with no wait times or line-ups, i had to go. They are famous for sapporo style ramen which is basically a miso based broth. They combine 3 kinds of miso To make the broth...and let me tell you...they have struck gold!! The broth is so flavourful and packed with wonders. The noodles were cooked perfectly. The chasu was delicately firm with melts in your mouth goodness. The egg was excellently done with a still runny yolk. The butter added a silky smooth texture and right amount of saltiness to the broth, that each spoonful was cherished and appreciated. The plus factor for me was that the bowl came pipping hot. Unlike some Places where when the bowl hits your table, the broth is cold or lukewarm. It eve came with seasoned minced pork which added even more flavour and bite To the dish. Service was quick and efficient. Food was fantastic! Another Ramen craving satisfied! I would surely go back! Cheers! Happy eating! read more

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Small cute ramen shop. They specialize in Sapporo style ramen, which is a miso broth base. Patio dining is a tight fit with 3 tables (2 seats each) on a small outdoor deck. Very friendly and courteous staff. Small and simple ramen menu, and they also offer authentic Japanese tapas. My order: Kawaii Tamago (Baby Chicks): super cute addition to the ramen (ramen eggs shaped like baby chickens). You'll have to DM them on IG (or maybe call ahead) in order to pre-order these eggs as they are made to order. Everything is edible, just be careful of the small toothpicks that hold the corn "beaks" in place. Marinated very well, the whites/yolk are very flavourful, and the yolk is also perfectly half leaky. Chashu Miso Ramen: very impressed with the generous portion of thick-cut chashu (around ~6 slices if I remember correctly), that isn't too dry. Good meat to fat ratio for the chashu slices (I like having a rough 80% meat to 20% fat ratio, which I think they have done nicely).The broth was flavourful (not too salty), but on the slightly heavy/oily side. Noodles are firm and chewy. Spicy Miso Ramen: The broth was also rich and flavourful, but wasn't too spicy. I liked adding a squeeze of lemon to lighten up the broth. Comes with 2 slices of chashu. I liked the firm and chewiness of their noodles. Very filling bowl. Overall, it is a great place to satisfy your ramen cravings. read more

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Slurp! 'Nuff said! Little did I know tucked around the corner of Robson and Jervis St was this fantastic ramen option. It was such a nice change to see a ramen restaurant that is very spaced out with a solid choice of ramen too! We chose the Butter & Corn Miso Ramen and Char-shu Miso Ramen. The Butter Corn Miso Ramen comes with a side plate of corn with butter, egg and 2 slices of char-shu. The egg was marinated perfectly!! Their miso broth has a very unique rich flavour made with white and red miso! And for those who always don't get enough protein in their ramen these are great options because it not only include char-shu but also ground pork as well. The bowl seems unassuming at first but will easily fill you up with all the ingredients and richness in the broth! Great option to add to your list of downtown ramens joints to visit! And no line ups! read more

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Came here to give a try on the ramen. It was $25pp and it was just okay in my opinion. The portion is truly big though so it is worth your money to spend here if you are very hungry. I eat a lot but i only could finish half of it. Both of the ramen tasted okay so i would recommend this place as a comfort ramen in town. P.S. the owner might be the same as tokyo katsu sando as the POS machine is the same as tokyo katsu sando. Cheers! I hope this feedback helps! read more

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Thanks to a giveaway by 604now and Koyuki Ramen, I was able to try out many of the dishes during my happy hour visit today and was very satisfied with my ramen experience. My family tried out the tonkatsu ramen, the miso ramen and the shoyu chicken ramen. I really liked their thick noodles and their broth was a little bit salty (especially the chicken ramen) but I did enjoy the ramen chashu option! My dad really liked his soup for the tonkatsu ramen and ended up drinking most of it. With two of the ramen, we got the chicken kaarage combo add on and for only 3.75, it had 3 large pieces of chicken with some salad that were only okay. In addition to these things, we also got a tuna tataki off the regular menu, as well as okonomiyaki, gyoza and pumpkin croquette from their happy hour menu. The last 3 options were a great price at happy hour and the okonomiyaki was quite good, piping hot and topped with bonito flakes. The gyoza was likely from frozen but the pumpkin croquette was very tasty! Overall, there were a few hits and a few only okay items from Koyuki but their great deals for happy hour and tasty ramen make it a solid place to eat! read more

I am surprised this restaurant is not busy on a Friday evening. We stopped by at 5 pm and were the only customers. Since this restaurant is known for their miso ramen, we placed an ordered of the butter and corn miso ramen and the spicy miso ramen. I ordered the spicy miso ramen. The miso broth was rich and thicker than other ramen broths. It coated the noodles nicely. There was a good spicy kick. I am not sure if the noodles are made in house as they tasted average. The chashu was on the lean side. Also, there was only one chashu slice when I usually expected two slices. I did not like the lemon slices presented in the bowl. I should have asked them to be put on the side so that I do not get my fingers greasy. The gyoza was fried nicely and tasted as expected. No complaints on the gyoza. Service was great. Water and menus were dropped off shortly after we were seated. Food arrived fairly quickly. Staff wore face masks and checked vaccination passports. Hand sanitizer was available. The price is bit on the higher side compared to other ramen restaurants in the area. It would be great if they included two slices of chashu as part of their standard order portions. The butter and corn miso ramen was the best value because you get a whole egg and two slices of chashu. read more

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Maybe it's because I was starving when I ate this, but I thought the ramen was great! Broth tasted super good, noodles were the right amount of chewy, and the meat was nice and juicy. I got the Miso Chashu ramen which I would recommend. It's definitely quite heavy, as ramen usually is. Staff was also very friendly! Docked one point just for the price; $20 for a bowl is a bit expensive but I understand it's right off Robson so you are paying for location as well read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Miso chashu - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I'm always looking to try new ramen places, so when I was walking around trying to figure out what I wanted for lunch, my eyes fell upon this restaurant and I decided to give it a try. I came for lunch on a Thursday around 12:45 and it was pretty empty. I got seated immediately. They have a small outside patio as well, but I sat inside where it was pretty hot and stuffy. I had to shed all my layers, and even then I was sweating as I ate my ramen. They have a good tapas menu with happy hour from 2-5 pm, which is rare to see at a ramen place. See my picture for their happy hour food menu. According to their menu, their #1 ramen was the butter and miso ramen ($13.95), so that's what I went with. I'm typically not a miso ramen type of person, and this might actually be the first time I've ever ordered it. I like that you can customize the thickness and softness of the noodles, which is a nice extra. The ramen comes with actual butter in it, and you're supposed to push it down into the broth so that it melts in the broth. I'm glad I tried it once but it was a little too greasy for me so I would probably skip this next time. I liked the miso base but wasn't too impressed by the chashu, which was a little dry. I liked the addition of the corn as it complemented the sweetness of the broth well without making it too sweet. Service was quick and I had no trouble flagging down one of the servers whenever I needed something, as it wasn't crowded at all. read more

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We arrived late night on Friday. Luckily, we got seated right away. The menu was full of choices but being Sapporo taken, of course they have the classic miso and butter corn miso. They also have tonkotsu ramen but we must try the Sapporo classics. So we had miso, butter corn, and spicy miso. Presentation was great and the butter corn has an extra slice of cha shiu. First feeling was the noodle and soup didn't quite seem hot enough. I prefer a stronger miso taste. My friend didn't quite have enough and ordered a kaedama which came in a few minutes. The place was fine and service was good. read more

Note: my actual rating is 3.5 stars I've tried Koyuki Ramen twice now. The first time I went, I got their popular butter miso corn ramen, which I simply found okay. For this second trip, I ordered takeout (which, given the current circumstances, was the only way I could get my food anyway). I got the chashu miso ramen and it was SO MUCH BETTER!! The broth had that quintessential umami taste that I had been craving, the egg was soft-boiled perfection, and the chashu was succulent. My only wish was that it came with more toppings, because the dish was just noodles, chashu, and half an egg in broth. Therefore, the ratio of noodles to everything else felt off. That being said, I really appreciated the portion size. There was so much that I was full after only having half! A lot of restaurants are struggling right now, so the fact that Koyuki did not skimp out on their portion sizes speaks well to the quality of their service. Koyuki Ramen is a business I will happily support from now on. read more

Delicious Japaeense Tapas and Authentic Sapporo Ramen in downtown Vancouver I highly recommend their Green onions/Cheese DASHI MAKE!! Is layers of handmade tamago egg with geen onions/cheese! It's very delicious and it warms you up for this COLD weather My second top pick is their Cha-Shu Plate ! one of Koyukira special dish, very tender chasiu with baked cheese and tomato on top ! Very unique sauce as well!! Yummy yummy ! The chicken Nanban is super juicy &crispy, its spicy which goes so well with the mayo potato salad on the side !! The Japanese Pankes is a the pizza version Takoyaki, with lots of seaweed and special sauce I love the butter ramen the most! Very rich soup esp with the melted butter! Can choose thick or thin ramen, and hard, regular or softness of the ramen! I must mention their Happyy Hour 50% off some dishes and beer for only $4.95!!! Very good deal read more

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Located on a side street alongside Robson, Koyuki is one of the many ramen locations one can find Downtown. It's almost hidden status gives it the one up on many other nearby locations as one can be reasonably certain they can get in quite quickly. They're also armed with what they feel is a good unique dish. There are definitely things to like about Koyuki. It's a somewhat middle sized restaurant but they do a pretty good job of making it feel spacious. There's a fair amount of tables to be seated at and a counter by the entrance to fit in folks. I liked the aesthetics that are up and around. It gives a nice sense that you're in a restaurant that is trying their best to provide an authentic Japanese experience. The biggest advantage is probably that the restaurant is located a bit off the main streets. It's not as popular meaning one can be assured of being seated and having a nice meal. I ordered the corn and butter ramen as appears to be their specialty. Off the top, I'm a fan of how much stuff you get in the one bowl. Egg, bamboo shoots, seaweed, green onions, and even a small fish cake along with the cha-shu. I thought all the components were good overall. Everything felt rich to eat. The noodles were customizable to a degree in which you could have them hard or soft, and thick or thin. That was done pretty well additionally. I also enjoyed the corn and thought that part of the dish was a nice addition to ramen. What didn't work for me was the broth and the butter. When I want to have ramen, I want to have a delicious and rich broth to drink as well. Something that keeps me going and want to have more. This broth didn't really do it for me. While I was having my meal, it wasn't that tasty. Don't get me wrong, it wasn't terrible, it was just leaving things to be desired. Then when I got to the bottom I could taste the flavour and it was pretty good. Not sure what happened in this case. The butter also didn't really do anything at all. It's advertised as making the flavours of the dish richer but I couldn't really tell if the butter did anything at all. That's not great to have your star dish where half the special ingredients don't really do a whole lot. That said, I think Koyuki is a good restaurant to stop by and grab a bite at. It's not outstanding but it is still a good meal to be had. I think some work on their flavours could help bring more attention. For now, it's a reliable place to get a bowl of ramen if all you're other choices are occupied by massive lineups. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Corn and butter ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Their milky chicken ramen was really good (4/5). I love milky broths. I usually stay away from chicken in noodle soups. I feel it's usually very bland but not at Koyuki. Their chicken taste like smoked chicken. Love that they give you lots of green onion. They also claimed to be the first in Vancouver to have this type of ramen. Yay! Butter corn miso ramen (3.5/5) is their top ramen but I'd say the milky chicken wins it for this one. My major gripe with this one is that the pork belly was cold and I guess the chef was hoping that once it hits the soup it would warm up to the right temperature but it didn't quite do so or ..maybe I had to submerge it a bit.. I don't know. Anyhows, the broth became lukewarm 'cause of that so I didn't quite get the piping hot ramen I was hoping for. Told the server about the temperature and she brought it back to the kitchen and in no time it was fixed. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Located in the area of two of my all-time favourite ramen shops in downtown, Danbo and Horin, I thought I'd go and check this one out since I figured it was time to try something new. And my, oh my, did Koyuki deliver! I was first introduced to Hokkaido style ramen - namely, the miso-based broth with the addition of corn and a knob of butter (which seems kinda weird at first) - by the late Anthony Bourdain on one of his TV show trips to Sapporo, Japan. Since that day, I've been meaning to try a ramen shop that specifically served ramen in this style. Luckily for me, one day I decided that I was adventurous enough to stay away from the usual places people frequent. If you're thinking about giving Koyuki a visit, go for it! The atmosphere is simple and quiet, the staff are helpful and friendly. The food was well presented and of good quality - the noodles were perfectly chewy to my liking, the soup was extremely rich and tasteful, and the tamago and pork belly was spot-on. I only ordered the one bowl of ramen and I left quite satisfied for the price of about average, i.e. $16 after tax, for what is expected of ramen shops in downtown. One thing to note is that this ramen shop has happy hour designated hours so it might be worthwhile while to stop by during those times to enjoy a drink and some hot soup along with some appetizers. Overall, a great little spot to check out on a cold winter day. I will definitely be coming back. Support this local business! read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Hokkaido style miso ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

If you find yourself hungry in downtown Vancouver and you would like to sit down and enjoy a perfect bowl of noodles, look no further. KOYUKI Sapporo Ramen offers real good authentic Miso Ramen. I'm always happy to come back, I love their food, their customer service is amazing. They even have a cute little patio where you can enjoy your food in the sun on a street that's not busy :) It's perfect! We had some awesome ramen this time. And of course my favorite Takoyaki :) Definitely recommend! read more

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Koyuki Sapporo Ramen offers a variety of ramen but they focus on Sapporo style which tends to be richer in flavor. liked that the Koyuki Sapporo Ramen menu offered both pork and chicken ramen options so you could choose which protein you prefer. They also offer rice bowls and a variety of appetizers. The maze ramen is part of their summer special. The thick cold ramen was topped with spicy ground pork, onion, green onion, nori seaweed, fried garlic, and marinated egg. We weren't too impressed with the portion we were given since it was smaller than most we've had before but it was pretty tasty. The ground pork added some heat but I thought that it was a bit on the salty side. read more

Came here and tried their butter miso ramen and a few of their izakaya tapas. Their ramen is authentic and you can choose between thick or thin noodles. The butter miso ramen soup is very creamy and rich and there is actually a square of butter you melt into your soup. If this idea doesn't appeal to you, I recommend trying another ramen. Their cha-su is a little on the dry side but generous portions in everything we ordered. Their izakaya small bites were all fantastic. Some of the best takoyaki and chicken karaage I've had in awhile in Vancouver. Full review on blog: https://sincerelyloewe.com/koyuki-ramen-20x5-giveaway/ read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Just off of Robson St, they have a hole-in-the-wall feel. Especially when we came in on one of those really cold days, the window was misted over and dripping with condensation so it made the place feel darker/smaller. I came to try their Sapporo Style Ramen so I ordered the Butter and Corn Miso Ramen - at ~$14 a bowl, it was a good price, but the size of the ramen was also reflective of this price so it's not a big bowl. I loved seeing the butter on the ramen so expected a rich tasting broth, but the broth actually did not stand out that much. Other than ramen, they have a good selection of appetizers and side dishes. The Cha Siu Plate ($8) has torched cheese melted on top and it was tasty. The Gyoza ($5.99) was the standard. Overall, OK ramen place with more than average non-ramen options, but I wouldn't go out of my way to walk/drive here. read more

Stopped by this place after a long day of walking around! I was feeling a bit chilly so I got their Chashu Ramen! (Went there before pandemic) The restaurant itself is not very big and has both indoor and outdoor seating. The server was very kind and helped introduced each broth. The Chashu ramen was not bad but I have had better at other places. The noodles, and Chashu were quite mediocre, but the broth was not bad. The menu, at the time, also had happy hour appetizers, which I also tried, and they were pretty good (I got the Takoyaki and Diced Beef) I would say, their happy hour menu items are worth it and good for a bite to eat if you are passing by! more photos @eatswitcece read more

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Was waiting in line for danbo ramen and wait was going to be 30 mins. Did not want to wait in the cold. Noted this ramen joint just round the corner. Not wait..... was surprised. Ramen is surprisingly good . Noodles were aldente and the tonkotsu broth had the typical porkiness and was not too salty. Charsu was good. No egg. But enjoyed totally. I am glad I tried it... definitely a place to try instead of waiting for the competing ramen joint. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Tonkotsu ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Not impressed by two of their signature ramen dishes; they were good but nothing I'd pay another visit for. The chicken karage was ok. The staff is definitely hard working, but they struggled to be on top of things even with 3 tables: nobody ever came to refill our glasses or those of the two nearby tables, napkins weren't provided. I wish I could give more than three stars. read more

Great restaurant for ramen tucked away on a side street near Robson in Vancouver . The broth for the ramen is really rich and flavorful - definitely authentic ramen. There's a lot of different options for ramen, as well as non-ramen dishes. The prices are also very affordable so you can definitely get a full dinner here without breaking the bank. I ordered the ramen combo with karaage. The karaage was decent, however the ramen was definitely made better and I would recommend it more. The waitstaff here were friendly, although not very attentive and you will have to flag them if you need their attention. Overall, I highly recommend stopping by for a bowl of ramen. If you're looking for something authentic, you won't leave disappointed or hungry. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

So I've always wanted to come here but never had the chance to until now. Because my friend is going back home for her family emergency we decided to do a last ramen dinner together and make it Sapporo style. I ordered the pork char Siu ramen with thin noodles hard and added side of gyoza for additional $3.75. It was a quiet time when we came during the COVID pandemic. Early July cloudy cool day. The ramen came with a nice rich miso broth that was pleasant and the noodles were perfect for my liking. Just the right amount of green onions so I could capture enough for a mouthful of noodles and onions as I slurped away. I was in blissful heaven. It was a bit of a sad meal for us as this would be our last bowl of ramen together until I could find my way back to Japan. Our Japanese food critique is going back to Japan, leaving me behind. There is something special about Sapporo Ramen and the region I would love to visit there one day. One day I will. If you want the original ramen in Japan then it must be Sapporo style miso ramen! A good friend of mine used to have a Sapporo miso ramen joint and they made their own miso recipe from her mom from Japan. read more

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One of the worst ramen place in Vancouver!! Would give zero if I can!!! ! Ordered one veggie ramen, turned out only some slices green onion and two piece of sad carrot in it、 Man、 are you freeking kidding me？ I guess the owner wanna save the budget on their food, but this is not Raman !!! I could eat better in somewhere else with the same price. read more

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I was here last saturday for a ramen fix and Koyuki was my next option while Marutama had a long line up. Servers greeted me in a friendly manner that was awesome. I ordered Tori Shio Ramen ($10.50) and the taste was good. It had chicken soup with chicken thigh as chashu topping. I liked the clean taste of soup and chashu wasn't salty at all. Portion seemed okay to me. I really liked the taste of my ramen. They also have vegetable ramen for vegetarians out there. Great ramen place without having to line up. I wouldn't say the soup is amazing as Santouka, but the ramen I had was good. I'll come back to try more flavours. read more

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Yet another ramen joint in the area. I ordered tonkotsu ramen. Decent effort but nothing too memorable. I ordered mine with corn & an extra egg. Cha sui was a decent size and amount of noodles was on the smaller scale. For me, this isn't quite an issue since I don't eat that much but for others I can imagine it being an issue. I won't be running back here nor lining up to eat the noodles but it's ok in foodspeak. Perhaps they are still ironing out kinks so I will likely return to do another review. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Tonkotsu ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Tonkotsu Ramen $12.25 Review: Okay. This ramen was completely repulsive and absolutely disgusting. Please do not go to this restaurant The ramen is essentially made up of chasu, green onions, bamboo shoots, half an egg and the tonkotsu broth. The broth was not only excessively salty, the flavour profile was flat and nonexistent. The chasu was overcooked- in a bad way. The meat was falling apart and flavourless as if the restaurant had no business and it had been sitting and cooking for several days The addition of the garlic chips did not make the overall meal better, in fact it made it all the more repulsive. I am a HUGE GARLIC FAN and those who have eaten with me will know. If it's overpowering for me, it's really overpowering. Trust. There was only one bamboo shoot which is kind of clownery because they were trying to save on ingredients For the egg, you can choose how you like it: hard, regular or soft. Of course I chose the soft boiled egg The egg was good and by good I mean it was the best thing in the entire meal. The sad thing is that the egg was just generic, maybe even below average... so that kinda of says a lot For noodles, you can also choose the thickness: thin or thick. I chose the thick noodles cuz that's kinda where it's at you feel me but the noodles were really undercooked and HARD I was like bruh it's less than al dente. When I came here to eat, it was because my friend was on a time crunch to go home and we didn't have time to linger and choose. I was shy and we didn't have the time to complain so we just didn't say anything, ate it and paid... Anyways, please don't come here to eat. It's really bad. Rating: 2/10 read more

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It's a good ramen. One bowl can you full. The spicy miso ramen isn't that spicy , it's just perfect. Gave a four because the pork slices were not that good read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Small mentaiko ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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With a huge lineup at the restaurant my coworkers and I intended to go to, we were faced with the decision of choosing to forego our ramen crave or to enter this quiet restaurant. Our curiosity and love for ramen won, and so we tried this place out one Friday. Sapporo is in the northernmost prefecture of Japan, in Hokkaido. It is well-known for its fresh produce - among them are corn and dairy products. This ramen place was true to its name and served the type of ramen that can be found in Hokkaido (or so I've heard, I haven't been there myself). This meant: milk ramen! Corn and butter ramen! I was not adventurous enough so I went with corn and butter. They serve other ramen types like tonkotsu as well. The corn and butter went really well with the ramen noodles, char siu pork and flavored boiled egg. I wish the ramen was piping hot, but it came out a little cooled. It could have been because of the added butter, but it made it easier to eat. The pork was a little on the tougher side. Overall though, I enjoyed my meal. I wouldn't mind to eat there again! A note that it gets really hot inside the restaurant, but they do have outdoor seating too :) read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I was able to come here through an instagram giveaway of a free gift card so it was a great excuse to try the place out. They're known for their Sapporo style miso ramen broth. It was rich, creamy, salty. The chashu was melty and the egg was cooked perfectly. Also got a side of takoyaki which were decent but a little too thick of a batter. Overall, very solid bowl of ramen that left me stuffed. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Miso ramen IG:@chewiechows - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The great thing about this place compared to the other ramen places in Vancouver is that they also offer beer, wine, and sake, as well as an extensive Izakaya (small side dishes) menu to have along with your ramen. Ok on to the food. I ordered their Spicy Miso ramen made it a combo +$3.50 for a side of gyoza. From the Izakaya menu, I had their Chicken Nanban. It had the "Recommended" tag on the menu. It was deep fried chicken served w ponzu sauce or tartar sauce. I chose ponzu sauce. On top of the chicken was what I think was minced daikon which was kinda refreshing to have on the top. Also on the dish was some greens w some house dressing. As for the Spicy Miso ramen. The soup was so flavorful and clean and the kick in the soup gave my mouth a kick to the positive side. I consumed it all to the bottom nom. Thin noodles was a great choice with this. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Doesn't Asahi taste good w this - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I typically avoid ordering miso ramen as the miso is often done too salty and overpowers the other flavours. However, as this is a place actually specializing in Sapporo ramen, I figured they'd do miso right, and they certainly do. The broth in the signature miso ramen manages to be flavourful without being too salty. I ordered the harder noodles for a bit of extra bite, but the there are options for medium and soft (always an appreciated bonus at any ramen place). The chashu is nice and tender and the minced marinated pork is a nice addition too (not sure if this is unique to Koyuki or if it's a hallmark of Sapporo ramen). I ordered the butter and corn miso ramen combination, which also comes with an egg. While 16.95, it's a good value considering how much more it would cost to order each of those as add ons individually. I should also note the service was rather slow, but given how understaffed many places are these days, this is also understandable, and the one waiter taking orders was polite and friendly. A solid first dining experience worthy of a return visit! read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Butter and corn miso ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

If there was a 6th star, I would have given it. This place is a hidden gem and is by far the most underrated. I have been eating ramen on average of 3 times every week (danbo, jinya, kintaro, marutama, gojiro, ramenman, horin etc), and my fav miso ramen is at Koyuki sapporo ramen. The miso is very well balanced, and has nice depth to the flavour. As you keep eating you discover new flavours in the soup that makes you savour every spoon. I did a bit of digging and found the main chef's interview at Nikkei centre. I always see him behind in the kitchen and he seems very dedicated to his art. Much respect. read more

The service here was a little haphazard but I'm guessing my server was new. Hopefully he will find his groove soon. The ramen was decent and reasonably priced. The tonkatsu ramen was $11 while most of the other selections were $10. Overall, this place is good for a noodle fix, but could be better. There used to be a ramen joint on Thurlow that had more variety and a larger selection of add-ons, including the option of double noodle. Because sometimes, I am that hungry! I would come back here once in a while. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Tonkatsu ramen. - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I've been to Koyuki Sapporo Ramen before, in 2018. I had a great experience, the server was very nice to me and the vegetarian ramen is delicious. I had no problems at all. I was dining alone.   Back in 10th Dec 2021, I was with my husband walking around Robson St. and we decided to eat ramen for lunch, he is a great fan. We tried to enter the restaurant getting denied entrance by the hostess (was clearly open and not on maximum capacity guests, since we have COVID-19 restrictions). We, obviously, got frustrated. Both of us were hungry and craving ramen. We went to other restaurant in West End that day. We both decided that we would come back around Dec 20th. We did it on lunch time again. The restaurant was opened and we got denied entrance AGAIN. As soon we came in, the hostess said ''CLOSED'' with no further apologies or explanation. Open sign was turned on, not on maximum capacity (this time they had one guest eating). Back in 2018, I would've recommend this place as my favourite spot to eat ramen. Today... no thanks. This was rude to me and my husband as guests, they denied our entrance twice in a rude manner. This is not nice to guests, I've been in the hospitality industry since 2017. Anyways, this is a NO GO for me. read more

Reasonable prices at filling portions. All the toppings and noodles were very well executed (especially the cha shu pork and the firmness of the noodles). The only thing that wasn't on point, and arguably the most important, was the soup base, which lacked depth and flavour (tasted a bit watered down). Upon arrival I had asked what their best soup base is - as they serve every kind and I'm quite skeptical when places try to appease to all tastes vs sticking to what they're really good at. I was advised miso and shoyu were the way to go so we had ordered a regular and a spicy. Gyoza looked great visually, but were sub mediocre taste wise - skin was a bit mushy on top though crisp on the bottom, filling didn't have much flavour or texture. A pass next time. Service was friendly and good. Water was frequently refilled so no complaints here (it did get quite hot inside). Will come back maybe in a couple months once they stabilize to try it out again. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Miso ramen and spicy miso ramen with a side of gyoza. - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

It was pretty day for a ramen place for a Saturday lunch. The staff was friendly and the place was ok clean. The table was wet and the staff quickly wiped it and apologized! Great service but just ok food. I wish the ramen was a bit hotter. But the last thing a ramen place should have is clumped noodles. If ure hungry and don't have much expectation, I'd recommend this place. Otherwise, walk a few more blocks down robson for better choices. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Chicken ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I like it has outside seats so I could have meal with our puppy. The food was actually beyond our expectation, I think it was pretty good. Vancouver just has a high standard for ramen review. Compare to East coast America, this is good enough. Make sure you get garlic tonkatsu, it's better than the miso butter corn ramen. read more

Koyuki Sapporo Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Atmosphere: Lots of room inside, clean wood interior, however, they're not going for the hipster look which is appreciated. Price: Cheap for the area but more market value. Customer Service: Friendly. Food: There was a bit of a wait, however, we were seated shortly after as someone was leaving. I had the beef based Ramen in which there was a good ratio of meat and veggies. The broth was nice and flavorful as well. read more

Don't order delivery from here!!! Ramen arrived stone cold and lacking flavour. Firstly, broth was portioned into regular soup bowls, covered in Saran Wrap, which spilled into the bag. Secondly, there was barely enough broth to cover the soup ingredients. Thirdly, the chicken karrage ordered was cold and mushy. Called the restaurant and they didn't care. They tried to blame it on the delivery service and wouldn't do anything re: a refund. For a $40 delivery, I would've expected better! Don't be fooled by their shiny website. There are much better ramen places in the area, with bigger takeout portions, and better value for your money. AVOID!!! read more