There's always a line up here. Lunch dinner. Week day. Weekend. I came here once when it was just opening and half the menu wasn't ready and I was "meh" about it. Came again over the weekend to give it another shot. Seems like everyone goes for the chicken karage with their ramen (tbh the photos of the chashu weren't looking that juicy) so I tried it with the teishoku or the dipping noodles. I enjoyed it ok. It filled a void but wasn't anything I will be coming back for anytime soon. The ramen game in this city is fierce and I'd rather hit up Santouku or Marutama instead. My bf got the regular karaage ramen and it comes with a mediocre done egg, some bean sprouts and the noodles. That's it. A little disappointing. The only good thing is the relatively quick turn around time read more

Ramen Gojiro - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Looks like I found my new ramen go-to spot. My life is forever changed for the better. One can tell this place has a good product when it's packed all day, everyday. Compare that to the last 2 incarnations of this space, which were always pretty much empty. Parking here is horrendous. Hopefully there's a free loading zone somewhere. Sundays are best for this. The interior is bare by classy, with plenty of concrete and some metal and glass. Looks great, though the chairs don't slide around too well. This place is packed. Groups of 4 or less are best. Staff are friendly, and most are Japanese. The go-to dish here is the Spicy Bakamori, chicken option. If the ramen soup was the ground and the pile of bean sprouts (and I mean PILE) is a mountain, then the fried chicken is a thick ring of clouds. My words can't do this dish justice. See photo. I was ready to cry when I laid my eyes on it. For those who want a smaller mountain, one can ask for half bean sprouts. The pile is literally about the same size as the soup and noodles. There are other smaller ramen dishes out there, but those are for the weak. One would argue this also applies to the chashu bakamori, but I'll let that one slide. Lastly, the Atomic Spicy option might be very spicy by North American tastes, but for me, it's the only way to go. My highest praise. Recommended. read more

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We were hoping for the chicken broth experience of Marutamen so the bar was set sort of high. The raman was good, and certainly big enough, but the chasu seems kind of cheaper and less enticing. The karage however.. was good,.. really good. I think that is the reason to come here on on your own tour of them all (why repeat except the best ones?). Mobi station and bike path for convenience would be the main reason to bring me back. read more

Ramen Gojiro - Waiting outside - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I came here on at Sunday for lunch and had to wait about 20 mins for a table at 1:30 pm. I ordered their standard ramen with rich broth and chicken. Chicken was pretty tasty. I thought the noodles were just average. I like a nice heavy broth and thought it was pretty good. Service was quick and attentive. In my opinion, not a place I would line up for but if I were in the area and no line up I would come back. read more

Ramen Gojiro - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I was craving ramen and decided to stop by here for lunch. It was 2 pm so the line up was fairly short with a couple groups ahead of us. We were seated after a short wait. We ordered the basic bakamori ramen, Yokohama iekei ramen and gyoza to share. Portion size was good for the price. The noodles had a good chew. The broths were rich and flavourful. I enjoyed both broths thoroughly. The egg was perfectly soft boiled. The karaage was the star. The chicken was perfectly seasoned and fried. I found the chashu to be a bit chewy. Gyoza was made well and fried nicely. There were children's plates and cutlery available. Also, there were high chairs for the kids which made the restaurant very kid friendly to dine in. Service was good. read more

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This is a great ramen place that gives you quantity and good ramen for your money! We got both the regular tsukemen, regular sized ramen and a spicy Bakamori ramen, and the size difference for the Bakamori is much larger! Their pictures look like what is actually served and it is great. If you want something that's bang for the buck, yet good, I recommend coming to Gojiro. They may not have the most authentic japanese ramen but you still get some pretty good ramen for what you're paying for. I also recommend getting the Chicken Karaage! Their Karaage is better than their chashu (especially if you have high chashu expectations). If you're sharing with a friend, I recommend getting a Bakamori and adding gyoza or fried rice or something else because one Bakamori was a a bit too much for me to eat . . . . @luan.teaddiction for more pics and reviews read more

Ramen Gojiro - Tsuke-men Bakamori with Karaage and light broth - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I come here when I want the fried chicken with ramen. The fried chicken is just so good. I usually have the regular bowl of spicy chicken ramen with rich broth. It is just so tasty. A friend recommended to try the Bakamori version which is like an upsize order. You get lots of beansprouts and 3 pieces of the fried chicken instead of just one piece. At first glance, I thought I needed to add more fried chicken but it was surprisingly more than enough. I was full halfway through the bowl. The beansprouts was just too much for me. I think I may just do the regular size and have an add on piece of fried chicken instead. The spicy was not very spicy either, just a bit of heat. I am excited to see that they also have mazesoba now. I will want to try that next time, as well as the tsukemen, which is perfect for the warm weather now. read more

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This review is for the yuzu shio chicken ramen; I was happy to see this on the menu because I wasn't looking for anything super heavy. The broth was very light, had a delicate yuzu flavor, and reminded me of richer chicken noodle soup! The chicken was kind of unnecessary and didn't add much to the dish. I had a bite of the basic bakamori and the broth was surprisingly not salty, like at all? They do have a ramen sauce on the table which definitely makes the broth better in my opinion. read more

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Best ramen in Vancouver. Chicken karaage never disappoints. Mild spicy light soup. Only place I eat ramen

The best ramen I've ever had. Noodles were form and the broth was rich. Fired chicken was deliciois

Another restaurant ticked out from my list. I work on dunsmuir n whenever i walked out on lunch , this place was always swamped . They open at 11 but the line up starts earlier then that as u can enjoy ramen as brunch or lunch. Since i had ramen few weeks back so I thought i would try something else . Even because i wasn't feeling too hungry. Thank god I didn't choose ramen as they serve big bowls. Servers are very sweet n know English quite well. Ask them n they will explain the dish. I got "hou senka" spicy teriyaki mini chashu don ($5) which was a small bowl of rice with meat n green onions. Fried gyoza's were litle too oily but then wat u expect wen u fry. They were delicious though. Ended my delightful lunch with mochi ice cream. I am not a big crazy of sweets so i opt for green tea icecream with black sesame seed mochi($3.50) Love the way they all greet u together in japenese read more

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Simple menu but so delicious. Very rich and fatty broth. The large size is mostly more bean sprouts and noodles - you're better of getting the gyoza combo or a side of chicken karaage or chashu pork. That's if you're hungry of course... Be ready for a line during peak hours. Easier to get in if you're a party of 2. They've expanded the menu since opening to include Tsukemen and chashu don. read more

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First time in Vancouver and we noticed a long line outside so we decided to give it a try but we weren't blown away. They do serve a good amount of noodles per plate so we had left over - just know their noodles are thick!! So if you prefer thinner noddles and more meat flavor this isn't it. Overall we were happy with the friendly staff! read more

Ramen Gojiro - Yokohama Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Ok, here's my amateur attempt in writing a thorough review for once...enjoy I would imagine I went with the less popular item on the menu. I think ramen is more often enjoyed with pork broth...but I dont eat pork. SO, I went for the miso/milk based ramen and added an egg and 1 piece of chicken karaage. I was hoping for a stronger ummami taste from the broth, but still a nice light base. I dont know how they cook the Ajitamma egg, it was SO delectable. I tried to savor 4 bites out of it. The one piece of chicken karaage was well worth adding, the crunchiness is a nice addition for texture in this meal even though the taste was bland (not as salty as one would expect when first eyeing a delicious meat that was submerged in hot fat moments before)...however, it did make me appreciate the broth more though, it some how "brought out" the flavor And the mushroom was surprisingly tasty. Portion - 5/5 Customer service - 5/5 (they were knowledgeable with what items were pork-free, which I appreciated) Taste - 4/5 Price - 3/5 (walked away satisfied and $18 poorer) read more

Ramen Gojiro - Miso Ramen + chicken karaage + ajitamma egg - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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One of the worst places for ramen in Vancouver. I'll save you some time and stomach space by writing this review. 30 minutes after eating here and I have that horrible feeling you get after you eat McDonald's, like you ate something really fatty and oily. I shared the Spicy Bakamori with chicken karaage ($13.95). I'll break it down for you. The broth is so overly fatty, with lumps of unmelted fat in it. Even if you ignore that, the broth is quite average tasting and one-dimensional. It came with a heaping ton of bean sprouts, more than you'd get on the side at a pho place. I would say for the large size (Bakamori), you get more bean sprouts than noodles, which is great if that's your thing. Personally, though, I have ramen for the noodles. Speaking of, the only redeeming factor is that the noodles are cooked well and are the thicker type. Now let's talk about the chicken karaage. For the Bakamori size, you get about 3-4 giant pieces of karaage, which is quite generous. However, these were not tasty at all. They were not crispy, and not even from soaking in the broth - we removed the pieces immediately into the empty bowl provided so that the remaining tips would not get soggy. Also I found the chicken pieces to be very fatty. I bit into a piece and the entire thing was gooey fat. Now, to the reviews that say the karaage is the best they've had - I must have came on an off day for Ramen Gojiro, because it was nowhere near the best karaage I've had. I would recommend trying G-men, Guu, Suika/Kingyo etc., for karaage, all SO much much better. We got medium spicy and found it not to be spicy at all, more like a mild. We also chose rich broth, which may explain the fat lumps we found in our broth. However I always thought that rich broth meant more flavour, not more fat. So I would recommend getting light broth, if you still want to try this place after reading my review. I should have known - there are already tons of reviews mentioning their fatty broth. On top of the sub-par ramen, the service is not good. We ordered a ramen and gyoza. 30 minutes later, our food still had not come and we noticed at least 4 people who ordered after us got their food. I talked to the waitress to follow up, and she seemed confused. She came back and thought we had already eaten? No, why would I follow up if I had already eaten? Anyway she said that there had been a mistake and to wait 5 more minutes, and sure enough the ramen came. So it clearly doesn't take 20-30 minutes to whip together a bowl of ramen. We were nearly done eating it too, and the gyoza still had not come. So I just cancelled it. They apologized, but really they had gotten our order wrong twice, so I was not impressed. In summary, I won't be coming back. read more

Ramen Gojiro - Spicy Chicken Karaage Bakamori, $13.95 - SO OILY your stomach will reject this - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Not particularly a fan of their ramen (noodles), but I do like their fried chicken. I'd say get some fried chicken on the side. I've always questioned the idea of putting crispy fried stuff in your soup, because it gets soggy. Maybe just me, but that's why I get the chicken on the side and chashu in my soup. You do it your way. "You can get with this, or you can get with that I think you'll get with this, for this is where it's at" - black sheep read more

Ramen joint right in the middle of ESL road. 咁多芽菜嘅!!!!! That's what I really have to say. I just need to say it in Mandarin, Korean, Japanese, Spanish, Portuguese, and any other ESL language in this hood. A whole lota bean sprouts. A whole really lot. There needs to be an Austin Powers movie for this food. Instead of Alotta Fagina, it should be Alotta Sprouta. Broth: Average. Nothing spectacular. Noodles: Fresh and is chewy, but with a diff flavour profile. Not bad. Chashu: Very tender and flavourful, but they serve it cold in the ramen. You need the broth to heat it up. Karaage: Crispy. Pretty decent overall. Gyoza: Very thin skin. Worth noting. One of the better gyozas I've had. Bakamori (extra everything) was ordered for both the chashu and the spicy karaage ramens. There was too much food to be finished in one sitting. Allotta Sprouta was served. One big curly, hairy mess. =P If you like Alotta Sprouta, this is for you. Bury your face in it. Don't blame me if you come out with Alotta Sprouta all over your face and between your teeth. If you get through the Alotta Sprouta, you get to the promised land. read more

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Great spot for Raman. Huge portions of the raman are huge but loaded with bean sprouts. We were two adults and two kids. We ordered a Basic Bakamori with chasui, one kids meal, and a Chicken Karaage. That was plenty for us. The basic bakamori is a signature dish - looking around most people ordered it with chasui and non-spicy, but a lot of people ordered spicy as well. The side of chicken karaage was ok - a little burnt and greasier than I would have liked. The kid's meal is a good deal. Staff were knowledgeable and diligent about checking for egg and nut allergies as well. We really appreciated that. Value for what you spend is great. We will be back with the family. read more

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Quick summary: There are definitely way better ramen places in this city... Got here with my friend at around 830 pm and there was no lineup which was nice. We both ordered their regular sized bowl with spicy lean broth, one with chashu and one with karaage, and we got our bowls in short order. The degree of spice was nice as was the portion size. I liked the chewiness of the noodles too but prefer them when they're not as thick. The amount of bean sprouts was perfect for me. But that was about as good as it gets. The bad is that the broth was very disappointing, not least because there there were little lardons floating around in the broth. We spoke with our waitress and turns out we both received the rich broth despite our orders for lean broth. This was definitely not to either my friend's or my taste. The broth was not very flavourful - there was no richness in flavour, just in the fat bubbles floating around in the soup. The chashu and the karaage were also disappointing. To me, ramen is all about the broth and the noodles. Was not impressed with either of them here and won't be back. read more

Ramen Gojiro - Regular sized spicy ramen with chashu - received the rich broth by mistake, too much lard in soup - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

There's a reason why there's a line out the door. The food is worth the wait. Friendly staff and incredible food. A must if in town. read more

Ramen Gojiro - Ramen, thick broth, chicken. - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Vancouver is a great place for ramen! So, here we have another one... They have combo sets and offers an extra large bowl with extra noodles and toppings. You can't really go wrong with this place but there is nothing that stands out and their spicy ramen isn't that spicy or special. Go for: great value and generally good tasting ramen Don't go for: the best, free parking, spacious seating read more

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Not bad, but definitely not the best ramen out there! It's a little... one dimensional I guess you'd say? I ordered the spicy with karaage, and the chicken batter was mushy when it arrived, not even touching any broth. The noodles were quite good. The bean sprouts fresh and tasty. But there wasn't much more to it. The soup was a little gelatinous with some congealed fat or something floating around... not really appetizing. I ordered take-out and was a little bummed that there was not a condiment to be found. And, no spoon! read more

Fun little shop, ramen was delicious as was the fried chicken. The chicken was crispy and moist and we couldn't get enough. The spicy ramen was excellent and a good size portion. Our kids keep asking to go back. read more

This was decent ramen. It wasn't the best I ever had. But they did have a lot of chicken with their ramen which was different. That was pretty much the only reason I came here was to try their fried chicken nuggets on their ramen. There was a large line up here when I got here but this time it went by fairly quick. This was my third attempt getting into this restaurant. The prior two times I left because the line up was too long. Like I said earlier, the ramen was decent. I'm not sure if it's worth the wait in line. The broth wasn't to my taste. The chicken was ok. The gyoza's were alright. But for some reason this place didn't wow me like others. It's still worth a try if you have not gone here. Try it once. Perhaps you will enjoy it more than me. But for myself personally, this place was just ok. So 3 stars. read more

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If you need a huge bowl of ramen, Gojiro is where you should be. I'm talking big as in monster portions. It's mostly bean sprouts on top, but I had trouble finishing everything and let me tell you, the food coma was very real. They only have a few items on the menu so it's pretty easy to choose from. Broth comes in in basic or spicy and the meat to choose from is karaage (chicken) or chashu (pork). Then there's two sizes to choose from regular or Bakamori, which means more meat, more noodles, more toppings and more everything. The noodles were thick and chewy. Broth was good and the temperature was right. read more

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I needed a quick lunch here and the experience was subpar. 1. I felt unnecessarily rushed by the wait staff. 2. The bakamori basic ramen was a letdown - mediocre noodles, uninteresting broth, dry chashu, a pound of just bean sprouts. 3. The restaurant was 100 degrees inside - I couldn't stay in the restaurant for more than 15 minutes. There are better places for ramen just around the block. read more

Ramen Gojiro - Chashu don - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I've been here a few times and really like it because I can satisfy my ramen and fried chicken craving at the same time. Normally I opt for the tsukemen or the spicy karaage option. Their medium spicy level (two peppers on their menu) is honestly not spicy at all, but I've never tried the atomic spicy level they have so I don't know if it's like a LOT spicier. But if you like spicy food and are looking for a spicy kick - this probably isn't the place for you. The tsukemen is really good and pretty filling! Especially because the noodles here are on the thicker side. The item that I've been most disappointed with was the "bakamori" option which is the "more of everything". Some other people have noted that there's a mountain of sprouts with this bowl, which is true. But when I got it recently, I would guess the bowl was essentially 65% sprouts and 35% noodle. I can understand if the bean sprouts are stacked on top of the noodle (above the soup line) but when I dug into the bowl, there was still more sprouts in the bowl than there were noodles that were immersed in the broth. I actually feel like the regular size/ the tsukemen both come with more noodle. So if you're craving noodles, I'd recommend one of the regular size options! read more

Ramen Gojiro - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I first learned about this restaurant from a hotel concierge. It's a great little Vancouver find. No fuss, a little trendy, very good food, nice staff and an uncomplicated menu. I go to this restaurant most visits to Vancouver. You can sit alone at the communal table or you have the option of a private table if you are with others. It's clean, efficient and the staff is very polite. Their are many options where to go, for me it's close to where I stay and as a creature of habit I look forward to always enjoying myself. Everyone I bring enjoys themself! I don't think you can go wrong for a good meal on the go. read more

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Delicious ramen and amazing services! We ordered Shoyu ramen, Karaage Tsukemen and matcha pudding and totally in love with it. Would rate 10/10 for matcha pudding (not too sweet, nice matcha flavor, great when eating with caramel and cream), 9/10 for tsukemen (kinda salty, pieces of chicken was good but dry) and finally 8/10 for shoyu ramen (strong flavor of shoyu but nothing special at all). read more

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We came here for a late dinner. It was around 9pm, but there was still lineup outside the ramen restaurant. That was crazy! Lots of people inside the restaurant. The turnover was quite fast. It was not a super long wait; otherwise we would have left already. All the servers are Japanese girls. They worked very hard and always maintained their great attitudes and smiles on their faces. Great service in another word! :) Many customers ordered ramen with karaage (fried chicken) or fried chicken by itself as snacks. Their fried chicken tasted excellent with crispy texture outside and tendered inside. My boyfriend ordered tsukemen with friend chicken. I ordered a basic ramen with fried chicken with rich soup. The ramen was very thick like spaghetti! It was quite firm that I was okay with the texture but some people might not like the thickness and firmness. When I was eating the ramen, they tasted delicious. However, I was extremely thirsty drinking lots of water after I got home. That means their soup base or food had a lot of MSG!! If you are not used to MSG or you are allergic to MSG, don't eat their ramen or have their soup base or you may want to try their light soup base. Many customers ordered bigger bowls of ramen with fried chicken and lots of bean sprouts. I personally eat bean sprouts but I wouldn't want to pay extra to eat so much bean sprouts. The bean sprouts just makes the presentation of the dish look bigger and more exaggerating. I personally would like to evaluate more on the quality, smell and taste of the food itself. Overall, my eating experience here was average as the food was good but waiting in line after 9pm was not a pleasant thing to do at late night plus I was very thirsty after dinner. read more

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Super basic menu either you want spicy or not. The other 3 options are the size. feeling hungry??? So came here because of the name. Wow Ramen Godzilla what does that mean? Now we know its the portion. the noodles are home made according to the sign. But the noodle definitely taste different. Its thicker than other ramen places. I wish I was more hungry. I just ordered the basic and for some reason I couldn't finish it. The portion was huge. there was lots of bean spout in the noodle. I love bean spout and they have lots of garlic in the soup base. Well I ordered the thick soup base. The wait was not bad. We went at 6:45 and we waited about 10 mins. Funny, how I didn't notice the people who finished their meal walked out the door, I felt like they suddenly disappeared. According to my friend there is only one entrance/ exit and they did walk out after eating. The place just newly popped up and the decor is quite nice. it is bigger and more comfy in terms of seating compared to other ramen places. The service is quite good here. Very neat decor. I will come back :-) read more

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Crowded most of the time but we showed up at 11:15am so no lineup. I enjoyed both dishes very much, for different reasons. The yuzu shio ramen was a light chicken broth, could be more yuzu forward for me, but I really love lemon zest. The extra pork chashu I ordered on it was enormous, could be more tender but certainly a generous size. The chicken chashu was good, but smallish medallions and I was right to order a little extra. My SO had the bakamori with karaage, and it was delish, great rich broth, thick chewy noodles, a whack of bean sprouts. Loved the taste of the karaage soaking into the broth a little, but it sure arrived crispy. 'Spicy' was requested, and it was a pretty mellow dose, so you might want to amp that up if you like the burn. It's a really huge dish. Pleasant quick service. Coming back. read more

Ramen Gojiro - Yuzu shio with extra pork chashu. - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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BEWARE: I ordered a to go from Ramen Gojiro as I'm in a rush to go home.. I ordered a Spicy Tsukemen ramen and teriyaki chicken karaage, as I'm eating it I noticed there's a blood in the chicken and when I sliced it, the inside part of the meat is uncooked. That's really disgusting. Their chicken is huge and they should pay attention on the cooking time of it because that blood on the chicken is really disgusting. Two stars for the ramen. Maybe I'll go back only for the ramen! read more

Ramen Gojiro - Uncooked chicken - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Went in here the day after Christmas. It was a pretty cold day in Vancouver, perfect for a bowl of ramen! There were a couple of people in the queue, but it moved fast. They seemed to have quite a lot of pick up orders. Staff was friendly and accommodating. I went with the basic ramen with chicken karaage and soft boiled egg. It took around 5-10 minutes for the order to arrive. The broth was very flavorful and the chicken was nice and crispy. I ate it first before it got soggy. They give 2 pieces of chicken and topped with ton of bamboo sprouts. Would've preferred less of it maybe and maybe some other toppings like mushrooms or green onions. The noodles were thick, which is their specialty, but I personally like thinner noodles. The egg was cooked perfectly, with a runny yolk inside. For dessert I got the sesame gelato to-go, it came pre-packed in plastic wrapper and looked like a large purple cupcake. Not overly sweet, surprisingly good! read more

We came to this restaurant because one of my friends suggested it. We had to wait for a few minutes in a queue because the restaurant was fully packed (this was during the after-work rush hour). The service was friendly and the food came out soon enough. I got the spicy karaage ramen, and thanks to their suggestion, I got it on the side (because it was really hot!) The karaage ramen as delicious. The crispiness and batter were done well and the service was impeccable. You can even order more topping or karaage separately. The location is at the corner, but they have large windows that allow a lot of natural light in. That and the modern decor make dining in here very relaxing and pleasant. I think it was well worth the wait! read more

Ramen Gojiro - Spicy karaage ramen. - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Came by here right after work for a quick bite and was happy I got a seat right away without having to line up. Ordered the basic with chicken karaage and rich broth and at first when I saw it it seemed very little. But as I got near the end of the bowl I was sooo full! They use the thicker noodles and they are a bit chewier than your regular thin ramen. And the ramen comes with a generous amount of bean sprout and the rich broth is super rich, which was probably what made the dish heavier and easier to get full! The karaage was a nice change from your regular sliced pork. They give one piece of karaage in the basic ramen but the piece is actually pretty large and meaty! Definitely recommend the karaage! read more

Ramen Gojiro - Ramen Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Stopped in for dinner on a Thursday evening. It was busy, but I got a seat at the bar. I ordered the daikon salad to start ($3.75), which was very tasty, and the vegetable ramen ($11.50), with added chili paste, though it was barely spicy. The ramen was unlike others I've had in Vancouver, being a mix of soy milk and miso at its base, and coming with portobello mushroom (yum!), corn, bamboo shoots, green onions, been sprouts, and seaweed. The noodles were delicious. Pretty large portion -- I was definitely full. Friendly, helpful, and very fast service. Very impressed with this place! read more

People don't like the overwhelming appearance and feel of a mound of beansprouts and protein but what I tried (once) was made quite well and was very delicious. I haven't gone back, but it's because my stomach can't fit as much food these days. I like the taste, just don't have the capacity read more

This place has the best ramen I've ever tasted. Nice portion, amazing flavored broth, fresh ingredients and decently priced. For weekday lunch I had to stand outside for about 10 mins before I could get a seat. Very popular spot so you may want to get their early to beat the lunch rush. read more

Honestly, there's a reason why there's always a line up for this place. The noodles aren't your typical ramen noodles, they're thicker almost like udon? I prefer it thicker personally though, thinner ramen noodles are not my jam. I like the option between light and rich broth, I get the light for lunch and the rich for dinner. Portion sizes are great with the noodle to soup to topping ratio being just right. This is honestly one of the best ramen places in vancouver. read more