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NiN NiN Ramen House

4.4 (17 reviews)
Open 11:30 am - 9:30 pm

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Jessie H.

I loved the ramen it was soooo good! I wanted the black garlic w veggie broth but couldn't make it happen due to the kiosk ordering system. The staff were friendly, the pork broth was super rich and the seating was casual and quick style!!!

Fenny C.

Small little ramen spot we found while walking. Seating: probably can only fit 14 people in bar station, and extra 6 on the regular tables. All the people that works there are Japanese. Ordering: via the table in front of you on your table..you get 10% off if you signed up for free membership. There's small waiting area or you can wait outside. We ordered: Black bowl White bowl Red bowl Curry rice. Overall food is pretty good. Restroom: 1 gender neutral restroom The only thing that's wierd is we overheard customers with kids ordered to go,but they cannot get member price because they ordered to go, and they don't have plastic bag for them to carry out 3 ramen. Interesting. One other thing: One of our ramen bowl, the ramen dried and stuck together even though I tried to losen it up in the broth, it won't budge. So the guy replaced a new one for me and give a extra piece of meat.

Black garlic ramen with added wood ear mushrooms
Evan C.

Fantastic new ramen place. Most of the space is a big bar area where you sit around and there are individual ordering kiosks per seat. You place the order on the kiosk, it's pretty self explanatory. The menu is small besides the ramens there are also rice dishes. I had the black garlic. It comes with nori but no egg. I opted to add Woodear mushrooms. It comes fairly quickly. - noodles - thin, good chewiness, I like it. Good texture. - pork belly - really good. Thin, fatty, really great flavour. - broth - pretty standard black garlic. Decent. Not outstanding but more than good enough. - other stuff - I loved the woodear mushrooms. I also loved that they include naruta (fish cake). Overall for a quick inexpensive ramen bowl I. This area this is a great place.

Anita Z.

I'm not the biggest fan of ramen but my friend loves it so we checked out this place. The interior is built for solo dining with a few tables in the back for groups. I have to admit that the quality and price for the ramen is quite decent and the matcha pudding (this item is a bit pricier) is really good (you can keep the small jar). They did forget my fish cake slice, and we needed to ask to have our water refilled but the food is good.

Kate C.

Flavor profiles here are much better than Horin but their staff needs to work on their serving skills. When serving the bowls they only announce the type of soup - we had to figure out whether it was thin/thick noodle, little/lots oil, add ons, etc ourselves. They also forgot one add on and gave it to us at the end when we were almost done our noodles. One of our 6 people table got their ramen while others were halfway done. The black garlic ramen had copious amounts of black garlic - plus points for that! The curry tasted like box curry - one came with a curry spoon and one without.

Cynthia S.

Can't go wrong with a ninja dog themed ramen shop right? I love that you feel transported to a shop in Japan when you arrive. The ramen was tasty and there were quite a few add-ons to choose from as well. They do have a cheaper price point than most ramen shops in the downtown/Chinatown area but they also have a smaller portion size so keep that in mind! With that said you can always add-on extra noodles or meat!

red bowl
Emily C.

walked by and decided to check it out. bar seating and you order on a tablet. had a bit of a wait. i got the white bowl which is the basic one and it achieved the ramen flavors i wanted. the red bowl didn't have that much spice and the black bowl needed more of that garlic flavor. was told the curry rice was not that great.

Green Bowl (vegan) with extra tofu
Matt B.

Middle-of-the-road ramen place with a vegan option. They opened about a month ago, so I decided to check them out. They have 4 ramens, 1 of which is vegan. Ordering is done via computer screen. If you add your email or phone number, you get the "member price" ($1 off the ramens, and slightly cheaper prices for other things). I got the Green Ramen ($14.90 member price) and added 3 additional pieces of tofu ($1.80 member price). The ramen came out in about 10 minutes with 6 pieces of tofu, bean sprouts, some spinach leaves, and plenty of noodles. The broth was fairly light, with only a light hint of the Sichuan pepper--the bottom of the bowl seemed to have a richer, nuttier, complex broth profile. Overall, not bad. I'd prefer a richer, more complex broth, and more/better toppings (a few spinach leaves and bean sprouts isn't much for vegetables). Very friendly service. Nice spot. Hard to see how this place will compete with such good vegan ramen offerings in Vancouver.

Amazing ramen shop. Authentic experience and taste of Japan. The restaurant is clean and service is quick and pleasant. The ramen broth is good and very well priced.

Vegan Ramen option with Tofu (I added fishcake)
Ava S.

Lovely little neighborhood ramen shop in international village! Seating and service on a Thursday evening at 6:30 were quick and courteous. 4 Ramen options. We had the black and the vegan. What I was most grateful for was a noodle and broth option for my 5-year-old, supplied with scissors to cut down the noodles.

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I've tried the red and white ramens and enjoyed both. I recommend the matcha dessert. Friendly service.

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4.4
(763 reviews)
1.8 km
$$

I recommend going early! Since I was having a solo party, I was able to be seated early at the…read morecounter if there were any available seats! The guy in front of me, Deng, looked at me with such envy as he cut in line. This place is incredibly popular! Every time I pass by, there's a long queue. Even on rainy days, people are willing to get soaked in the rain just to have a bowl of hot tonkotsu ramen. While you're queuing, the staff will hand out menus. The ordering system is similar to Ichiran Ramen; you can choose the noodle firmness, broth consistency, spiciness, green onions, oil level, and MSG amount . The basic ramen is only $13. I added a soft-boiled egg and pickled cabbage for $2 each. Although the pickled cabbage is really expensive , I can't help it, I'm a pickled cabbage addict! The pickled cabbage paired with the rich tonkotsu broth was refreshing. The broth was flavorful but not greasy, the noodles were chewy and springy, and the portion size was just right. Overall, it's incredibly good value for money; no wonder there's always a queue. After eating, you really get that "Ah~ this is the taste of happiness" feeling

Ramen Danbo on Robson Street specializes in traditional Fukuoka-style tonkotsu ramen and has become…read moreone of the most popular ramen spots in downtown Vancouver. The restaurant has a compact, wood-accented interior that feels warm and inviting while keeping service efficient. It's common to see a line stretching down the sidewalk, but the quick turnover and organized staff keep the wait moving at a steady pace. The Classic Tonkotsu Ramen is the reason to come. One of my favorite parts of the experience is being able to customize nearly every aspect of the bowl, from noodle firmness and broth richness to the amount of pork fat. The tonkotsu broth is creamy, rich, and deeply savory without becoming overly heavy, while the thin Hakata-style noodles have a fantastic bite when ordered firm. The slices of braised chashu are tender and flavorful, and adding a soft-boiled egg rounds out the bowl perfectly. If you're in the mood for something with more heat, the Rekka Ramen is an excellent option. The spicy red pepper sauce adds a bold kick that complements the rich pork broth without overpowering it. I also recommend ordering the pan-fried gyoza, which arrive with crisp, golden bottoms and a juicy, savory filling. If you somehow finish the noodles before the broth, you can order a kaedama refill to enjoy another serving without wasting a drop. Despite the constant crowds, service is impressively fast and well organized. Once seated, orders are taken quickly, and bowls arrive piping hot within minutes. The restaurant is better suited for a quick, satisfying meal than a long, leisurely dinner, but the efficient pace is part of what allows them to handle the steady stream of customers so well. Ramen Danbo consistently delivers everything I look for in a great bowl of tonkotsu ramen. The ability to customize each bowl, the rich and balanced broth, and the perfectly cooked noodles make it easy to understand why it remains one of Vancouver's busiest ramen destinations. It's a place I would gladly return to whenever I'm craving authentic Hakata-style ramen.

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ZUBU - Downtown

ZUBU - Downtown

4.0
(61 reviews)
1.2 km
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I've been to Zubu a few times now, and the food has been consistently solid. The blue crab hand…read moreroll is a standout, and their Tonkotsu ramen is reliably comforting and rich. If you're curious about the rest of their ramen lineup, the ramen flight is a fun way to try them out without committing to just one. Service has been attentive on my visits, and food comes out quickly, which is always appreciated. Last night, I tried their Dine Out Vancouver menu and thought it was excellent value. For $35, it included a Sapporo beer, five pieces of takoyaki, a bowl of Tonkotsu ramen, and mochi ice cream. It also happened to be Sake Friday, so we picked up a bottle at 50% off - hard to complain about that math. The ambience was generally fine, but the staff were doing a photoshoot for their new menu right beside our table. The lighting was extremely bright and the space felt cramped, and since the shoot lasted the entire duration of our meal, it became a bit distracting. Overall, strong food and good value, with a small but avoidable atmosphere miss on this particular visit.

No better food than ramen for the rainy season. I've always viewed Zubu as more of a Western take…read moreon Japanese ramen, and that's the impression I was left with. To me, there are better choices in town, though their downtown location is quite convenient. Ramen Flight ($22.95): Tonkotsu Ramen, Creamy Chicken Ramen, and Spicy Vegan. Taste-wise, they were decent but not my favorite. The noodles were clumped together, which, combined with the smaller bowls, made eating quite challenging. The broth was overall quite salty but lacked richness. If I had to choose, I would say the Tonkotsu Ramen was the best. The Vegan Ramen was oddly sweet, possibly from the inari. Service was a bit slow despite visiting on a weekday. We asked for extra spicy sauce, but it did not arrive until we were almost done with the meal. I also disliked that they kept trying to upsell us on drinks and add-ons.

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This was my first time at this Japanese restaurant, and the atmosphere and food were fantastic! The…read moreprices were reasonable, and the service was incredibly warm and friendly. I highly recommend it! I'll definitely come back next time and bring my friends to try other dishes on the menu.

I was in Vancouver for the day and had heard so many great things about this place, so I came in…read morewith pretty high expectations. We arrived around 2 PM for our reservation and were greeted warmly right away, which made for a great first impression. The restaurant itself is beautiful. The bamboo divider running through the middle of the space gave it a cozy, modern Japanese-inspired feel, and the overall atmosphere was probably my favorite part of the experience. As for the food, unfortunately it didn't quite live up to the hype for me. I ordered the seafood sizzler bowl, and while it wasn't bad by any means, it felt underwhelming for the price. The bowl was mostly rice, with a few small prawns, tiny scallops, a little roe, and some crab mixed in. I was expecting something more seafood-forward, so it ended up feeling more like a deconstructed fried rice than the premium dish I had envisioned. Same with the unagi bowl, couple small pieces of unagi cut up... The appetizers were actually the highlight of the meal and ended up being more memorable than my main course. I kept waiting for a dish to really wow me, but nothing stood out enough to make me crave a return visit. Maybe I just ordered the wrong items, because I know this place has plenty of fans. Overall, I'm glad I tried it, but based on this visit, I don't see myself making a special trip back.

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4.5
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2.1 km
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First time at this Japanese restaurant, and it was really great!…read more Signature Japanese Fried Pork Cutlet Rosu Katsu $27 This time I was smarter and ordered the cut with a good balance of fat and lean meat. The moment I bit into it, it was bursting with juice! The meat was incredibly thick but not dry at all, and the outer skin was crispy like snowflakes. The first bite was amazing; I've never had such a delicious pork cutlet in Shanghai. Curry Pork Cutlet Rosu Curry $29.5 My friend ordered the curry pork cutlet today, and it was surprisingly excellent! The curry flavor was incredibly rich and full-bodied. Wrapped in the crispy pork cutlet and eaten with rice, it was pure carb bliss! Freshly Ground Sesame Powder I have to praise their freshly ground sesame powder; the aroma of the sesame seeds you grinded yourself was a real highlight. * With lemon salt: Refreshing and original, a perfect way to cut through the richness! * With barbecue sauce: Mixed with sesame powder, the flavors develop layer by layer. With two flavors to choose from, it's really hard to stop! I'll definitely come back to try it again next time.

A must visit if you are a katsu fan! I ordered the Ebi and Hotate Katsu Curry. The katsu was…read moredeliciously crispy on the outside, but juicy on the inside. The portion was massive - it came with 3 huge prawns and 2 juicy scallops. I barely made a dent in my food and went home with a very full box of leftovers. Saku generously provides unlimited refills on their miso soup and cabbage salad. The cabbage salad with homemade sesame dressing was especially addicting! I could eat it for days. Service was attentive and the restaurant decor was sleek and modern. I will absolutely be back next time I'm in Vancouver!

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Zenbu set with refillable soup, rice and salad
Zenbu set with refillable soup, rice and salad
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3.9
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Jinya was our last meal in Vancouver and I can't tell you just how much it but the spot. We waited…read morea bit on line (they don't accept reservations), but then the service was quick, which we appreciated because we had our toddler with us. Atmosphere is so busy and lively, with white a modern decor. It's certainly a hot spot among tourists. We got the Shoyu Tonkotsu ramen, the Jinya Tonkotsu Black, the gyoza, the brussel sprouts, and some beer that my husband wanted. The food was so comforting! So filling! Appreciate that you can choose your spice level and that they had small bite appetizers that children can eat. We really enjoyed it overall and I'd recommend if you're in the mood for ramen.

Jinya is a solid ramen spot and the perfect place to have a pre show dinner downtown. We did just…read morethat last night ahead of our show at the Orpheum. I've had Jinya twice now and enjoyed it both times! The classic ramen is my favourite so far. Last night I had the chicken wonton ramen + egg and it was abit too heavy - they give you quite a few wontons! We also had the crunchy cucumber salad which Wes tasty but wanted abit of a kick of spice to it. And we got the spicy creamy shrimp tempura which is exactly like an ebi mayo which was so delicious! Great sauce great crunch factor! Service is always fast! You may find a line when you go but they try their best to seat you as quickly as they can. The atmosphere is usually always buzzing and the have great alcoholic and non alcoholic drink options! Will be back for sure.

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