As a vegetarian who loves ramen, I've been on a quest to find the best vegetarian ramen in Toronto…read more Most places have been pretty disappointing, with options that are bland, unexciting, and with very little spice. But now I think I've found the one.... The spicy orochong ramen from Kenzo. It didn't look like much from the picture, but wow is that ever a flavourful broth. I get it with an added egg and tofu. Spicy level 2 for a solid kick.... Now I'm hooked. Highly recommend!

Nice staff Clean…read morePolite Decent prices Food average Good location What else Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Delicious ramen especially the creamy chicken broth Service…read morewas also great! The place is very comfortable.

Absolutely love this ramen spot! We tried their top 2 ramens:…read moreYuzu Shio Scallops Consumme (clear light broth) & Truffle Shoyu Paitan (creamy). Both are spectacular! Our friend visiting from OKC loved it! Thank you RxR Team!

Best ramen place ever! I have been to Musoshin a handful of times now. Undeniably my favorite spot…read more No other ramen matches up now that I know the best. The special is my favorite, as well as the karagge, and the soy powder ice cream. The roncesvalles location is my favorite, tucked away on a quiet street and filled with a warm, intimate vibe. The service is great too, always friendly and food comes quickly!

This Japanese place is on Michelin recommendation and I finally got to try in recently during a…read moretrip nearby. It's a small restaurant that's not crowded even during regular lunch hours on weekends. In general, I'm not a big fan of their ramen comparing to a few other ramen places. The quantity of noodles are relatively smaller than many similar restaurants. On their menu, they offer pork soup based ramen, vegan miso ramen, tonkatsu rice, curry rice and some appetizers. I tried their pork soup ramen with eggs. The bamboos were too hard to chew, soup was thick and salty. Portion of noodles were small. I also tried their strawberry mochi. It was not bad. The strawberry was fresh and the red bean paste wasn't sweet to hell. Overall, not a destination worth going out of your way for, but a solid choice if you find yourself nearby.

Absolutely loveeee Ikkousha! The menu is very limited with only 9 different ramen options, but the…read moretaste is always great, and each bowl is very customizable. You can also get some side dishes and added toppings. Space is a decent size, and there's individual seating as well if you come here alone. It's a great place to come and talk as well, because it's not a loud atmosphere. And the service is amazing! Servers are very attentive, refilling your water and check in to make sure your table is doing well. They also hand out punch cards where you can earn toppings or items based on the number of bowls you get.

Really solid ramen spot. The broth is super rich and flavorful, and the noodles have that perfect…read morechew. I liked how focused the menu is, it feels authentic and not overcomplicated. Great place to stop by on a cold day.

The ramen broth was rich and flavorful, the noodles were chewy, and the char siu pork was…read moredelicious. The service was friendly, and the environment was comfortable, making it a pleasant dining experience.

I always order tsukemen when I see it on the menu, and fortunately Ramen Isshin seasons theirs…read moreperfectly. Not too salty but still favourable when dipping the noodles in to coat. I love that they serve the soup in a hot stone bowl, so it is piping hot from start to finish. Generous slices of char siu and a whole ramen egg! Great ramen meal.

Food was phenomenal, service was excellent, and overall, loved it! Highly recommended! We were…read morevisiting from out of town and wanted some Ramen to warm us on a cold, rainy day. This place definitely delivered!

Overpriced for a what I describe as average ramen in Toronto. You could go to Kinton for comparable…read moreramen. Service is very nice and attentive. The servers were always checking up on us.

Came here on a weekday night as a group of 6. We were seated quickly. The restaurant is dimly lit…read morewith candles, casual but cozy, and personally I found it pretty intimate. We shared the tako wasabi and beef carpaccio which were both pretty good! Tako wasabi - can't go wrong. The beef carpaccio was also quite nice - lots of flavour and super tasty, cracker gives it a nice crunch. I tried their Paitan shio. It was pretty good - the broth was delicious and very creamy. On presentation - it's super foamy which I've never seen before. I added a ramen eggs, but it is also topped with pork, bamboo shoots, and more.

Fresh from a tai chi class in the Parkdale neighborhood and bordering on "hangry," I stumbled into…read morethis unassuming ramen shop, and I'm very glad I did. From the outside, it's a blink-and-you'll-miss-it spot, but the inside has an authentic, buzzing vibe, complete with what I can only assume was a Japanese top-40 station playing. The layout is long and narrow, making clever use of the space. There are tables for two, larger group spots with benches, and a fully stocked bar complete with stools that seems ideal for solo diners or couples. Practical touches are everywhere: coat hangers at shoulder height, bag hooks under the bar, and a carafe of water that appears on your table moments after you do. The decor is an interesting mix of traditional (wood and paper light fixtures) and quirky (a random yellow bicycle mounted on the wall). I opted for the creamy chicken broth ramen, upgrading with an egg and pork wontons. Now, a heads-up for ramen purists: this isn't strictly traditional. The broth was surprisingly foamy - a first for me--but the flavor was fantastic and deeply savory with clear soy notes. The bowl came with bamboo shoots, red onions, slices of chicken breast (another new one for me in ramen), noodles of course and pork that had the texture of thinly sliced ham. It was an unexpected but delicious combination. So, why four stars and not five? The noise. For a small, intimate space, the sound level was... a lot. Between the music being a touch too loud and my neighbors narrating their entire lives at top volume, my post-tai chi zen was thoroughly rattled. I found it a bit unsettling and couldn't really hear myself think, let alone savor the ramen in peace. Bottom line: The food is inventive and genuinely delicious. If you're looking for a lively, bustling spot with a great bowl of ramen, this is it. If you're a person who prefers a more tranquil, contemplative slurping experience, perhaps bring noise-canceling headphones (which i eventually pulled out) or aim for an off-peak time. I'll be back for the food, but I might need to mentally prepare for the auditory adventure.

Kinton Ramen @ High Park was just like the other staple locations. Service was pretty standard, and…read morethe overall environment was expected!

The staff are very rude. They discriminate against people that video or take photos from the public…read moresidewalk outside their restaurant