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    Mikaku Udon Bar

    4.2 (138 reviews)
    Open • 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Kelly H.

    A small comfortable space located on Highway 7. This udon bar is a must try for all noodle lovers. I've heard lots of people raving about the spot, and was so excited to try it out! They are known for their chicken curry udon and spicy cream udon. So that was exactly what my friend and I ordered - as well as takoyaki for our appetizer to share. Both udon dishes were absolutely delicious. The chicken curry was very flavourful. There is a creaminess to it, and the curry flavour wasn't too overpowering. The chicken was tender and soft! The spicy cream udon was to die for. It has a very familiar taste to it. They definitely did not cheap out on the seafood (the shrimp and mussels were so tasty)! I would definitely come back here to try more items on their menu - everything looked so good.

    Buta udon and maze udon
    Letty W.

    Food was just okay. The udon quality is better than the ones from a grocery store, but it doesn't seem like it's made fresh in-house. This is fine for a casual dinner uptown, but doesn't compare to Raku or Zen Sanuki. Service was mediocre. I was having a rough time and my friend took me here for dinner. He asked the server if we could have a booth. The thought behind it was to have more privacy to chat while we ate. She said no and it's for groups of 3 or more and just us 2 isn't enough. She proceeded to give the two booths each to a pair of diners who walked in after she turned us down. Just very rigid and hypocritical. I would still come here in the future if a friend really wanted to go, but it wouldn't be my first pick. So many restaurants and anything less than excellent is a no.

    Buta udon
    Angela F.

    Had this in my bookmarks and we were craving for something hot on a cold day. We were a large group and they don't have a lot of seating so we had to wait. Ordered the buta udon which came in a soy sauce broth with some pork belly slices. It was a lighter dish, but didn't have much flavour. Ended up asking for their spicy sauce to add to the udon. Perhaps I should have tried a different udon dish on the menu. The karaage chicken tasted great though!

    Chicken curry udon
    Yu X.

    Mikaku Udon Bar is a hidden gem in Richmond Hill. We recently visited this restaurant for dinner and really enjoyed the food and attentive service here. On the menu, they offer a couple choices of appetizers such as tofu, karage, takoyaki and varieties selections of udon. We tried the spicy soupy seafood udon, chicken curry udon and fried chicken for our meal here. The spicy udon was just mild spicy and had good portion of seafood. The curry chicken udon was my favourite with that cream and sweet taste. Chicken karage was also good. The waitress provided very friendly and efficient services throughout the meal, food quality and price was also reasonable. My only small complaint about this place is the portion of udon noodles and karage are all too small. Even small eaters wouldn't feel full with a bowl of udon. Given the quality of food and service though, I would definitely revisit and try more dishes on their menu.

    Menu as of Oct 2025
    Vivian L.

    The store is small, tucked in the corner of the mall, not easy to find. The entrance is narrow and a little messy, but once you enter, the interior decoration is pleasant with nice music. We actually came a couple of times before, there was a long line, the waiting time was more than 20 mins. When we arrive at 6:00pm today on Saturday, it was almost full. We ordered Maze Udon, Buta Udon and Curry Udon, all very tasty with different flavors. The buta udon soup really yummy. The curry udon has the most value, as it has big volume. Maze udon is very similar to what we had in Tokyo. The price has not increased much in the past few years, so it is not that expensive now. The service is quick and straight forward. Will come back to try their other items.

    Pauline W.

    Located on Hwy 7 Small udon restaurant, very friendly service? Lots of parking They have soupless and soup udon choices Ordered a pork soup udon, chicken Karrage and cold tofu salad Cute design, clean and comfortable

    Amy Y.

    Found this place while scrolling through Yelp so we stopped in for a quick lunch. Address is Hwy 7 but it's not easily seen from the street. It's at the back of the same strip mall as My Wonderful Kitchen and Yoga Tree. It's on the smallish side with just under dozen tables but interior is very pleasant. There is one unisex restroom. We stuck with broth based udon. What was ordered: Buta Udon Soy sauce based broth with thin slices of pork belly top off the udon. Feedback was that the amount of pork belly was quite good despite being on the smaller side. Flavour of the broth had hints of sweet and smoky. Oden Udon Oden with udon. The portion of fish cake was quite good and the broth wasn't bad either. The skewer of sausage (hot dog) and rice cake was a nice addition. Udon bowls only come in one size and while portions are okay if you are a bigger eater you will need to add an appetizer to your meal. Prices range from 15-19 dollars for bowls of udon. Service was decent...we were checked on a couple of times during our meal. We would come again to try other items.

    Gianna Y.

    AMAAAAAAZING. SO GOOD. Loved it. Didn't wait long for a Friday nite. It's quick service. And the udon was just so good Will definitly come back. Chicken curry udon and maze udon are the faves. Maze is soooooo filling. Bring your stretchy pants.

    Spicy creamy udon
    Linda L.

    I heard this is one of the best udon restaurants in the area so I was excited to try. The restaurant is pretty small and they don't take reservations, so it's first come first serve. No more than a group of 4 is recommended. This location is predominantly an udon restaurant with some appetizers and sake drinks available. We got the Chicken Curry Udon, Maze Udon, and Spicy Creamy Udon from the soupless side and they all have pretty good flavours. The Buta Udon from the soup udon side was pretty good as well, but that's when we noticed that the portions are quite small. There just weren't a lot of meat and udon in the bowl and considering that the price is close to $20 per bowl, it felt a bit overpriced. We mentioned that to the serve and she was only able to give us some rice but not more udon which was disappointing. Overall, the udon was quite tasty and I liked the texture, but the portion was just too small for the price and the value just wasn't there.

    Heidi T.

    Located in a small plaza on hwy 7 where there's Yoga Tree and lot of parking. This is a smaller restaurant meant for smaller parties. I think if you had 6+ it would be hard to accommodate. No reservations allowed either. Spicy Creamy Seafood Udon- tasted like carbonara! There is definitely a kick to it after but it's not that bad Curry Udon- more cream than curry taste. Found the chicken to be very thin Buta udon- nice warm udon Overall it's good but nothing special. For the cost vs portion, I think there could be more udon/ toppings. Nice to try once but not sure worth the hype

    Spicy cream udon, curry chicken, Geso Karaage
    Emily L.

    My boyfriend and I went to Mikaku Udon Bar for a quick meal. This was a month ago and we are still dreaming of Mikaku udon bar. The portion was very generous for the price, but what really got us was HOW DELICIOUS everything was. Came out super fast, super hot, and super delicious. Location: There is a parking lot, so a lot of parking. I believe there are other locations as well. This one in particular is on the smaller side, so expect a wait during busy hours. It's worth the wait!!

    Buta Udon
    Nancy T.

    This is my first visit here with a friend. It's comparable to other Mikaku restaurants, and I enjoyed the udon very much. The service was efficient, with staff regularly checking on us to see if we needed anything. The restaurant is somewhat small, so while the wait isn't excessive if you arrive early, expect a longer wait later in the day.

    Top: chicken curry udon Bottom: spicy cream udon
    Julia L.

    I return back to this restaurant (eat in & takeout) at least once a month since I've found this gem of a place. Their creamy udons to be specific are amazing. Love how it's a fusion of different cultures with Asian culture as well. My all time favourite dish is the spicy cream udon (but hold the spice). It comes with a bunch of seafood too which pairs nice with the sauce. 10/10 rating from me. Love how they're able to adjust the spice level for me. We also ordered the chicken curry udon. Personally not my favourite but still just as yummy! 4/5 from me. The spice (not spicy) is just fairly strong for me. I've also had the buta udon (not pictured) which is just a simple and tasty soup based udon. It's your typical udon bowl but soo delicious and great for a cozy udon meal. Service is always phenomenal and there always seems to be a table available even during peak hours but the restaurant is always busy! Never had to wait. Very clean place and cutely decorated.

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