Ultra tasty ramen, prepared with care and rich in taste! Delicious and comforting, they are definitely worth the detour. A must-try address for fans of Japanese cuisine.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Clémence Maurer
I'm usually not someone who'll give bad review, but the food was just ok and the infuriating amount of plastic used for the togo version of 2 simple ramens was just too much for me, I should have asked before what kind of containers they use to go...I'd never have ordered. There are perfectly good alternatives to plastic to contain even bouillon like ramen, I've seen it at other Ramen places. And even if you use plastic...does it have to be two whole containers stacked on top of one another and three times as large as the food it contains? There's no excuses anymore I mean, you gotta know that plastic is bad for everything and everyone...(and supposed to be illegal for one use plastics at that...I guess no one cares). If at some points those containers are made of compostable or something other than plastic I'll be happy to come back. I live nearby, I wanted to try it since I pass it by a lot, and I love ramen, but I can't come back and feel like crap and be angry because there seems to be a total carelessness about plastic pollution. That's just sad. I guess I could eat inside but just seeing those togo containers go while I eat would just make me sad just as well so...no thanks.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Sebhat
Broth was very mediocre
Food: 2
Cyril Abi Aad
Very cute very busy small ramen place in Verdun. Most nights you will have to queue to be able to get a table. The food is really good. Very rich broth full with flavor but can be more generous when it comes to the protein portion. 2 pieces of sliced porc was not enough for my big appetite. I ordered the red dragon miso ramen and the garlic sesame veggie ramen. The chicken karaage was also really good but took a long time to come which made our soups take more time as well.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Alexander Winter
Portions are small, restaurant is small. IMO if you want good ramen in Montreal, Sansotei is strictly better
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Mer Lin
The BBQ pork is extremely thin, and only 2 pieces. If you don't know how to cut pork for ramen, you can learn from youtube. If the same thing happens in Japan, no one would come to your restaurant anymore. Plus, you are not even a genuine Japanese ramen restaurant. Terrible experience. Horrible price.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
Marika Labbé
For the ramen fest! I had the red miso ramen. Really good but even better with an egg inside (extra) the edamame starter was very generous.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
cris derksen
I did a delivery with Ubereats as I’m in a hotel for work. This establishment did not include the cutlery I added to the delivery. I would recommend this establishment open up their comment section when ordering so I could remind them cutlery is kinda important for Ramen. Also it would be rad just to ask for things on the side and not inside the ramen bowl.
Recommended dishes: Pork Gyoza
Eric To
The food is alright, what I mean is that it is more or less on par with the rest of ramen restaurants out there but is grossly overpriced... Off the bat, their soup is roughly $5 (~20%) more than Kinton and other competitors out there and they gave you 2 slices of pork that's PAPER THIN. The broth is not particularly impactful/memorable either, is average.
I tried Isshin a couple years ago in Ottawa and it was good and I gave it a 5 stars, but it wasn't $22/bowl with barely any ingredients in there, it was literally 2 thin slices, a bit of ground pork and some bean sprouts, not even a sheet of seaweed. For context, at the time of typing this, you can get a spicy ramen combo with gyoza and coke at Kinton for the same price.
The "seafood" pancake is also disappointing, mushy and tiny, barely any seafood in there, very salty too.
Overall, in terms of taste it is OK, in terms of value I won't be coming back.
Aucun plat vegan
Un extra obligatoire pour chaque plat pour le rendre vegan. Vous payer pour les nouilles aux oeufs même si vous n’en voulez pas.
Rachel McDonald
Had high hopes for this new restaurant but was sadly disappointed. We did not receive part of our order and I asked for another sauce for my gyoza but it never came. Service wasn't very active and we were never asked how our food was. My dish with rice and fried chicken(maybe pork?) Was bland and dry. The Ramen may be good but I won't be back to try it.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
max tambeau
I don't understand the 4+ review! maybe they were having a bad day but I must say that the food was tastless and they forgot a part of our order. I have no words!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Jyanvi DC
Delicious appetizers! Do try the Takoyaki if you’re not vegetarian.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Jerry T
Good food ,nice staff, great experience. Gotta try the other foods next time!
The bowl and the takoyaki were good.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Takoyaki
Ultra tasty ramen, prepared with care and rich in taste! Delicious and comforting, they are definitely worth the detour. A must-try address for fans of Japanese cuisine.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
I'm usually not someone who'll give bad review, but the food was just ok and the infuriating amount of plastic used for the togo version of 2 simple ramens was just too much for me, I should have asked before what kind of containers they use to go...I'd never have ordered. There are perfectly good alternatives to plastic to contain even bouillon like ramen, I've seen it at other Ramen places. And even if you use plastic...does it have to be two whole containers stacked on top of one another and three times as large as the food it contains? There's no excuses anymore I mean, you gotta know that plastic is bad for everything and everyone...(and supposed to be illegal for one use plastics at that...I guess no one cares). If at some points those containers are made of compostable or something other than plastic I'll be happy to come back. I live nearby, I wanted to try it since I pass it by a lot, and I love ramen, but I can't come back and feel like crap and be angry because there seems to be a total carelessness about plastic pollution. That's just sad. I guess I could eat inside but just seeing those togo containers go while I eat would just make me sad just as well so...no thanks.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Broth was very mediocre
Food: 2
Very cute very busy small ramen place in Verdun. Most nights you will have to queue to be able to get a table.
The food is really good. Very rich broth full with flavor but can be more generous when it comes to the protein portion.
2 pieces of sliced porc was not enough for my big appetite.
I ordered the red dragon miso ramen and the garlic sesame veggie ramen.
The chicken karaage was also really good but took a long time to come which made our soups take more time as well.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Portions are small, restaurant is small. IMO if you want good ramen in Montreal, Sansotei is strictly better
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
The BBQ pork is extremely thin, and only 2 pieces. If you don't know how to cut pork for ramen, you can learn from youtube. If the same thing happens in Japan, no one would come to your restaurant anymore. Plus, you are not even a genuine Japanese ramen restaurant. Terrible experience. Horrible price.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 1
For the ramen fest! I had the red miso ramen. Really good but even better with an egg inside (extra) the edamame starter was very generous.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
I did a delivery with Ubereats as I’m in a hotel for work. This establishment did not include the cutlery I added to the delivery. I would recommend this establishment open up their comment section when ordering so I could remind them cutlery is kinda important for Ramen. Also it would be rad just to ask for things on the side and not inside the ramen bowl.
Recommended dishes: Pork Gyoza
The food is alright, what I mean is that it is more or less on par with the rest of ramen restaurants out there but is grossly overpriced... Off the bat, their soup is roughly $5 (~20%) more than Kinton and other competitors out there and they gave you 2 slices of pork that's PAPER THIN. The broth is not particularly impactful/memorable either, is average.
I tried Isshin a couple years ago in Ottawa and it was good and I gave it a 5 stars, but it wasn't $22/bowl with barely any ingredients in there, it was literally 2 thin slices, a bit of ground pork and some bean sprouts, not even a sheet of seaweed. For context, at the time of typing this, you can get a spicy ramen combo with gyoza and coke at Kinton for the same price.
The "seafood" pancake is also disappointing, mushy and tiny, barely any seafood in there, very salty too.
Overall, in terms of taste it is OK, in terms of value I won't be coming back.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Aucun plat vegan Un extra obligatoire pour chaque plat pour le rendre vegan. Vous payer pour les nouilles aux oeufs même si vous n’en voulez pas.
Had high hopes for this new restaurant but was sadly disappointed.
We did not receive part of our order and I asked for another sauce for my gyoza but it never came.
Service wasn't very active and we were never asked how our food was.
My dish with rice and fried chicken(maybe pork?) Was bland and dry.
The Ramen may be good but I won't be back to try it.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
I don't understand the 4+ review! maybe they were having a bad day but I must say that the food was tastless and they forgot a part of our order. I have no words!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 4
Delicious appetizers! Do try the Takoyaki if you’re not vegetarian.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Good food ,nice staff, great experience. Gotta try the other foods next time!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
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