Kizuna Ramen on Douglas
1314 Douglas St, Victoria
(250) 589-9402
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Stamina Garlic Chashu Rice Bowl
New Black Garlic Tonkotsu Ramen
Vegan Aged Red Miso Ramen
Original Tonkotsu Ramen
Gyoza 5 Pieces Vege VT
Biscuit Cheesecake Cup
Gyoza 5 Pieces Pork
Cabbage Slaw
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We had a great time at Kizuna!
The price for ramen is higher than other locations in Victoria, but I think Kizuna's quality and portion size are arguably worth it.
The black garlic tonkotsu ramen was $21 and included two slices of chashu and a full ajitama (plus a few other toppings). The ajitama was perfectly jammy and well marinated. The broth was rich and tasted perfectly of pork. The black garlic oil added to the experience without...
The price for ramen is higher than other locations in Victoria, but I think Kizuna's quality and portion size are arguably worth it.
The black garlic tonkotsu ramen was $21 and included two slices of chashu and a full ajitama (plus a few other toppings). The ajitama was perfectly jammy and well marinated. The broth was rich and tasted perfectly of pork. The black garlic oil added to the experience without...
I am very picky about ramen and haven't liked most of the ramen I've had in Victoria (Kuma noodle is probably my favourite but I've had better other places). This place has finally broken Victoria's streak of mediocre ramen. The black garlic tonkotsu broth was deep, rich and flavourful and the meat was tender and delicious. Also, the guy working there (and maybe the guy who runs the place?) was super chatty, friendly and personable, which I don't think...
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The broth is too thick for my liking. Someone wrote that it felt like a flavourless thickening agent was added. I agree and I think they are boiling the noodles in the soup which releases the wheat from it into the broth. I don’t prefer this method or the effect of that.
I also don’t prefer the straight wheat noodles. This is personal preference....