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This location is pretty busy. I ordered the original pork ramen. The broth was very flavorful and not too salty. Their ramen is delicious and I loved it. Portion wise could include more noodles. Just also note that their prices are on the higher end.
World Ajisen Day (February 22nd)! My least favorite place for ramen but hard to resist paying $7.50 for this bowl of Ajisen Ramen (#5 on their menu). I paid $1 extra to change the broth to Tom Yum. The noodles weren't the best with the ends still stuck together & the pork was on the dry end. The half egg was cooked really well though.
It's not trendiest ramen shop, or the fanciest, but Ajisen just seems to hit this nostalgic sweetspot in my soul. I will always default to the Pork Ramen, which features thinly sliced pieces of lean pork. The crispy edges on the meat give it a great texture, and it is the perfect size to take with a mouthful of noodles. Ajisen features a thin noodle, which I've found to be perfectly cooked with a new balance of chewy but still has a bite. The thin noodles are perfect for maximizing the amount of broth each noodle picks up. Ajisen broths tend to be more oily and salty than other places. I personally like this, but if you think it will be an issue, feel free to ask for less oil or salt.
My usual Ajisen Ramen location is at Warden and Steeles. Every time I visit CoCo at this plaza, I have looked longingly at Ajisen Ramen, saying quietly to myself that I need to eat here. I have ordered takeout twice from this location, both times through Skip the Dishes. My first experience was excellent. The second time was bumpy, but all okay in the end. Ajisen Ramen has promotions going on. If you get ramen or rice, you get an appetizer for free. You can choose an item from the following: - Spring roll - Edamame - Deep-fried potato cake - BBQ pork rice ball The first time, I got miso BBQ ramen. I added corn and an egg as extras. For my free appetizer, I got edamame. It is my favourite starter at any Japanese eatery. My pickup the first time was great. I waited behind a couple of folks who were looking at the menu and deciding what they wanted. The female staff member saw me and had my order ready at the table. I fetched it, thanked her, and left. I got home and chowed down. Everything was packed carefully. I had miso broth and it didn't leak out. I loved the edamame. It was done perfectly. I love a bit of salt with the perfectly steamed, protein-packed edamame. The miso BBQ ramen was delicious. I poured the miso broth into the deep recyclable noodle bowl and gingerly mixed everything. There were four small slices of BBQ ramen. If I just had the ramen as a meal, I would have been disappointed with the number of BBQ slices and would have needed to order more. However, I had edamame, so I was happy protein-wise. The ramen was perfect. It was chewy and yummy. The miso broth wasn't overly salty and was flavourful. I loved the green onions, corn, and bean sprouts. They worked so well with one another. The egg was so good. It wasn't runny. It wasn't hard-boiled. It had the right softness and delicateness for ramen. My second order was for dinner last night. I ordered Japanese fried rice with chicken. I have been craving fried rice for a while. I got edamame again as my free appetizer. I also ordered a side of gyoza. After placing my order, I received a phone call practically immediately on my cell phone. I was on the road driving when I picked up hands-free. The woman said that she didn't have any gyoza and asked if I wanted something else, like spring rolls or takoyaki. I said that I wasn't in the mood for either. I asked what else she had. She didn't bother listing them. She then went into this weird conditional questioning path. She asked whether she should go ahead with my order minus the gyoza or if I could cancel my order. I had to explain to her that she caught me while driving. I literally pulled over on Kipling Avenue into a residential apartment parking lot to look at my Skip the Dishes app. I could not cancel the order. She had confirmed it. I let her know. I asked whether it was a best practice for her to confirm the order before checking that she actually had gyoza. She gave me an answer that I wasn't pleased with. I said that she needed to sort that out. I then said that I'd have to keep the order because I had paid and couldn't back out of it. I looked at the other apps and asked if she had the corn salad. She did. Yay! She felt bad for inconveniencing me and said that she'd throw in another app for free. She had listed edamame again. Although I love it, I wanted something different. I went with the fried potato cake. She apologized. I thanked her for her generosity and carefully pulled out of the apartment parking lot after spending a good five minutes getting this order fixed. I made it to the restaurant at 3:40 pm. I had specified my order to be ready at 3:30 pm and gave a bit of time just to be on the safe side. In total, the place had 45 minutes to get everything ready. I walked in and the woman that I had spoke to was cheerful. I said thanks, picked up my goodies, and headed home. Again, everything was carefully packed. I got a handwritten apology on my receipt. This place is good about making things right and I like that a ton. I got miso soup with my Japanese fried rice with chicken. I didn't take a photo of it. It was so good that I consumed it immediately. You get a LOT of Japanese fried rice. The chicken was tender. The green onions, onions, garlic, pork, and fried egg were so good. The fried rice hit the spot and was so flavourful. I highly recommend it. I got the deep-fried potato cake for the first time. It's small, but delicious. It came with mayo. The outside of the potato cake was crispy. The inside part was creamy mashed potatoes seasoned with green onions. It was surprisingly good. The corn salad blew me away. It's such a simple concept to have corn kernels, imitation crab, masago, and a generous amount of mayo as a starter. There were a couple of iceberg lettuce leaves at the bottom. I ate them, but the salad is better without them. It's not worth $8, but it was yummy. The food is great. Staff are hard-working and nice. I'm a fan. (152)
I got take out at this location and got the teriyaki chicken donburi. I have had this dish before and usually it comes with a decent amount of chicken but this time there's literally like 4-5 small pieces ??? I feel like they could be a bit more generous???
Tender Pork Ribs Ramen 15,99 CAD Marinated pork ribs, seaweed, bean sprouts, green onions It was something incredible, very tasty
A bowl of ramen soup noodles on a rain day? Yes please! In a matter of mere minutes, the soup and noodles were easily cleared along with a side dish of seasoned seaweed salad. I'd recommend the tender boneless pork ribs instead of the pork ramen for more quanity and tenderness of meat. For some reason, they were sold out by noon on a Saturday of the soup broth for black garlic, shoyu, tomato and miso? **scratches head**
This is a consistent ramen chain with a bigger menu variety than some other places. I ordered the kimchi pork ramen and asked for the kimchi on the side because I love kimchi but don't like it hot. The ramen was noticeably more flavourful, which can be a plus, but that meant that it was also more salty.. I was constantly thirsty the rest of the night. The kimchi was a little weird.. it had a thick paste with it that got overwhelming... I was def glad I asked for it on the side or it would have killed the broth. I also find the portions here a bit more with more ingredients like bean sprout, onions, kelp, etc. Though I'm never super full from ramen in general. The service was just okay- the restaurant was pretty dead when I was here, yet we would still have to wave servers over to get refills on water. Overall, pretty solid place for ramen where you always know what you're going to get. A bit too high on the MSG but I'm a fan of their menu selection and would come back to try out some of their other options.
Never been disappointed here! Super affordable food that's great on a cold night. Tried the Tom yum soup first which is a little spicy, so watch out if you can't handle spice! The curry ramen is also really flavourful! The apps are pretty good, but definitely a lot cheaper if you order them for lunch because they have smaller portions for a fraction of the price. Definitely recommend!
First time coming to this location Their service is excellent and the process are reasonable. The audience is casual and popular with the locals looking for yummy ramen. I had their Shoyu with pork with was delicious, no complaints.
Opens late | fast hearty food | free wifi | Not authentic Japanese ramen | MSG | seasonal menus available Ajisen ramen is opened by Chinese people but their ramen to most are good. I am highly sensitive to MSG and everyone I eat at their restaurant I feel it. Nonetheless, it's a decent affordable meal if you're craving for some noodles. They have multiple locations and all their locations give me the same MSG feeling. They have snacks, bubble tea, ramen noodle soup, rice dishes, etc. They also have a stamp card available where you get a stamp per $10 spent. Upon collecting 15 stamps you get one house special ramen for free. They often have seasonal menu items that keeps us on our toes. Their other locations include Markham (on Warden), Toronto (on Spadina) and North York (on Yonge).
Good food as usual. Very attentive and consistently exceptional service. The cucumber salad could be fresher tho.
Servers r chill and food came out fast. Simple but v yummy ramen. Portions r average sized so ask for extra noodles if you're hungry.
7 months ago
Visited on World Ajisen Day on Feb 22, 2026. They have a promo deal for their original pork ramen for 50% off only $8.50. Couldn't resist the deal! I haven't visited Ajisen for over a decade since there's a ton of other ramen chains and options in the city. Ramen noodles were okay. Not too al dente to my liking imo. Soups were a bit on the saltier side. Pork belly was okay. The soft-boiled jammy eggs was cooked perfectly. The egg is slightly bland. Would be more flavourful if they marinate it for a little longer. It was okay and acceptable for this promo price imo. read more
I will forever come to Ajisen to get the best bowl of Ramen! The service is so fast and great, and the food is always delicious. A cozy space to come eat some of the best Ramen in the city. Highly recommend the Chicken Kaarage Ramen with the spicy mala broth, alongside some pan fried gyozas! 10/10 recommend! read more
9 months ago
Ajisen is a classic and easy choice for ramen. Their quality remains the same, and I'm always happy with it! My go-to is the tender pork ribs ramen, but I switch the broth for spicy miso because I love a good spicy broth. The name speaks for itself, the pork ribs are so tender and melts in your mouth. I never change my order because this one is always perfect for me. read more
This location is pretty busy. I ordered the original pork ramen. The broth was very flavorful and not too salty. Their ramen is delicious and I loved it. Portion wise could include more noodles. Just also note that their prices are on the higher end. read more
1 year ago
World Ajisen Day (February 22nd)! My least favorite place for ramen but hard to resist paying $7.50 for this bowl of Ajisen Ramen (#5 on their menu). I paid $1 extra to change the broth to Tom Yum. The noodles weren't the best with the ends still stuck together & the pork was on the dry end. The half egg was cooked really well though. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
It's not trendiest ramen shop, or the fanciest, but Ajisen just seems to hit this nostalgic sweetspot in my soul. I will always default to the Pork Ramen, which features thinly sliced pieces of lean pork. The crispy edges on the meat give it a great texture, and it is the perfect size to take with a mouthful of noodles. Ajisen features a thin noodle, which I've found to be perfectly cooked with a new balance of chewy but still has a bite. The thin noodles are perfect for maximizing the amount of broth each noodle picks up. Ajisen broths tend to be more oily and salty than other places. I personally like this, but if you think it will be an issue, feel free to ask for less oil or salt. read more
My usual Ajisen Ramen location is at Warden and Steeles. Every time I visit CoCo at this plaza, I have looked longingly at Ajisen Ramen, saying quietly to myself that I need to eat here. I have ordered takeout twice from this location, both times through Skip the Dishes. My first experience was excellent. The second time was bumpy, but all okay in the end. Ajisen Ramen has promotions going on. If you get ramen or rice, you get an appetizer for free. You can choose an item from the following: - Spring roll - Edamame - Deep-fried potato cake - BBQ pork rice ball The first time, I got miso BBQ ramen. I added corn and an egg as extras. For my free appetizer, I got edamame. It is my favourite starter at any Japanese eatery. My pickup the first time was great. I waited behind a couple of folks who were looking at the menu and deciding what they wanted. The female staff member saw me and had my order ready at the table. I fetched it, thanked her, and left. I got home and chowed down. Everything was packed carefully. I had miso broth and it didn't leak out. I loved the edamame. It was done perfectly. I love a bit of salt with the perfectly steamed, protein-packed edamame. The miso BBQ ramen was delicious. I poured the miso broth into the deep recyclable noodle bowl and gingerly mixed everything. There were four small slices of BBQ ramen. If I just had the ramen as a meal, I would have been disappointed with the number of BBQ slices and would have needed to order more. However, I had edamame, so I was happy protein-wise. The ramen was perfect. It was chewy and yummy. The miso broth wasn't overly salty and was flavourful. I loved the green onions, corn, and bean sprouts. They worked so well with one another. The egg was so good. It wasn't runny. It wasn't hard-boiled. It had the right softness and delicateness for ramen. My second order was for dinner last night. I ordered Japanese fried rice with chicken. I have been craving fried rice for a while. I got edamame again as my free appetizer. I also ordered a side of gyoza. After placing my order, I received a phone call practically immediately on my cell phone. I was on the road driving when I picked up hands-free. The woman said that she didn't have any gyoza and asked if I wanted something else, like spring rolls or takoyaki. I said that I wasn't in the mood for either. I asked what else she had. She didn't bother listing them. She then went into this weird conditional questioning path. She asked whether she should go ahead with my order minus the gyoza or if I could cancel my order. I had to explain to her that she caught me while driving. I literally pulled over on Kipling Avenue into a residential apartment parking lot to look at my Skip the Dishes app. I could not cancel the order. She had confirmed it. I let her know. I asked whether it was a best practice for her to confirm the order before checking that she actually had gyoza. She gave me an answer that I wasn't pleased with. I said that she needed to sort that out. I then said that I'd have to keep the order because I had paid and couldn't back out of it. I looked at the other apps and asked if she had the corn salad. She did. Yay! She felt bad for inconveniencing me and said that she'd throw in another app for free. She had listed edamame again. Although I love it, I wanted something different. I went with the fried potato cake. She apologized. I thanked her for her generosity and carefully pulled out of the apartment parking lot after spending a good five minutes getting this order fixed. I made it to the restaurant at 3:40 pm. I had specified my order to be ready at 3:30 pm and gave a bit of time just to be on the safe side. In total, the place had 45 minutes to get everything ready. I walked in and the woman that I had spoke to was cheerful. I said thanks, picked up my goodies, and headed home. Again, everything was carefully packed. I got a handwritten apology on my receipt. This place is good about making things right and I like that a ton. I got miso soup with my Japanese fried rice with chicken. I didn't take a photo of it. It was so good that I consumed it immediately. You get a LOT of Japanese fried rice. The chicken was tender. The green onions, onions, garlic, pork, and fried egg were so good. The fried rice hit the spot and was so flavourful. I highly recommend it. I got the deep-fried potato cake for the first time. It's small, but delicious. It came with mayo. The outside of the potato cake was crispy. The inside part was creamy mashed potatoes seasoned with green onions. It was surprisingly good. The corn salad blew me away. It's such a simple concept to have corn kernels, imitation crab, masago, and a generous amount of mayo as a starter. There were a couple of iceberg lettuce leaves at the bottom. I ate them, but the salad is better without them. It's not worth $8, but it was yummy. The food is great. Staff are hard-working and nice. I'm a fan. (152) read more
I got take out at this location and got the teriyaki chicken donburi. I have had this dish before and usually it comes with a decent amount of chicken but this time there's literally like 4-5 small pieces ??? I feel like they could be a bit more generous??? read more
4 years ago
Tender Pork Ribs Ramen 15,99 CAD Marinated pork ribs, seaweed, bean sprouts, green onions It was something incredible, very tasty read more
1 year ago
A bowl of ramen soup noodles on a rain day? Yes please! In a matter of mere minutes, the soup and noodles were easily cleared along with a side dish of seasoned seaweed salad. I'd recommend the tender boneless pork ribs instead of the pork ramen for more quanity and tenderness of meat. For some reason, they were sold out by noon on a Saturday of the soup broth for black garlic, shoyu, tomato and miso? **scratches head** read more
This is a consistent ramen chain with a bigger menu variety than some other places. I ordered the kimchi pork ramen and asked for the kimchi on the side because I love kimchi but don't like it hot. The ramen was noticeably more flavourful, which can be a plus, but that meant that it was also more salty.. I was constantly thirsty the rest of the night. The kimchi was a little weird.. it had a thick paste with it that got overwhelming... I was def glad I asked for it on the side or it would have killed the broth. I also find the portions here a bit more with more ingredients like bean sprout, onions, kelp, etc. Though I'm never super full from ramen in general. The service was just okay- the restaurant was pretty dead when I was here, yet we would still have to wave servers over to get refills on water. Overall, pretty solid place for ramen where you always know what you're going to get. A bit too high on the MSG but I'm a fan of their menu selection and would come back to try out some of their other options. read more
8 years ago
Never been disappointed here! Super affordable food that's great on a cold night. Tried the Tom yum soup first which is a little spicy, so watch out if you can't handle spice! The curry ramen is also really flavourful! The apps are pretty good, but definitely a lot cheaper if you order them for lunch because they have smaller portions for a fraction of the price. Definitely recommend! read more
6 years ago
First time coming to this location Their service is excellent and the process are reasonable. The audience is casual and popular with the locals looking for yummy ramen. I had their Shoyu with pork with was delicious, no complaints. read more
6 years ago
Opens late | fast hearty food | free wifi | Not authentic Japanese ramen | MSG | seasonal menus available Ajisen ramen is opened by Chinese people but their ramen to most are good. I am highly sensitive to MSG and everyone I eat at their restaurant I feel it. Nonetheless, it's a decent affordable meal if you're craving for some noodles. They have multiple locations and all their locations give me the same MSG feeling. They have snacks, bubble tea, ramen noodle soup, rice dishes, etc. They also have a stamp card available where you get a stamp per $10 spent. Upon collecting 15 stamps you get one house special ramen for free. They often have seasonal menu items that keeps us on our toes. Their other locations include Markham (on Warden), Toronto (on Spadina) and North York (on Yonge). read more
4 years ago
Servers r chill and food came out fast. Simple but v yummy ramen. Portions r average sized so ask for extra noodles if you're hungry. read more
10 years ago
Ajisen Ramen, not the best and not the worst ramen. But I don't mind coming to one of the franchise once in awhile. The selection of so many different items: ramen, rice dish, udon and snacks, They may not do everything right but at least if you are picky or with some one that is picky, you will find something to eat. Interior is roomy and with a lot of booth seating! Beef Spicy Ramen ($9.50) was A-OK. Noodle was cooked al dente. Opens till 12:00 am when most of the other ramen places are closed. Great for late night snack, as it is a snack portion anyway. read more
5 years ago
Perfect noodles for a cold winter's day. The soothing broth coats the mouth as you slurp up every last noodle. I added extra noodles just so that I can enjoy more of the flavour. The karaage came with the ramen. It was crispy and fresh. Very juicy on the inside which bursts when you break the crisp fried crust. The portions are quite good for the price. I will be back! read more
7 years ago
I thought this was a decent place for ramen. Lots to choose from, and you are even able to customize your bowl by preferred soup base. The spicy beef ramen was good, but the chili flakes were a tad bit overpowering. The pork tan tan was delicious and broth was nice and creamy. Nothing special with presentation. Prices are pretty standard. The menu also offers quite a few appetizers and rice dishes; however, we only tried the ramen. Interior of restaurant was clean. It is located in a busy mall, but overall it is accessible. Service was, at best, mediocre. The table who arrived after us, was served promptly and before us. We had to wait and literally wave down the server to get our orders in. Overall, 3.5 stars. read more
8 years ago
After the disappointing ramen I had last night, my stomach was craving something amazing. Ajisen was close to work and remembered it was good, so of course I had to go there for lunch with a couple co-workers! Service was good; quick, friendly and super polite. After we ordered, they quickly gave us complimentary spring rolls! The ramen itself: OMG! I had the Spicy Miso Fillet Mignon ramen. The broth was full of flavour and the meat was nice and tender. My co-workers and I were very quiet because we were too busy enjoying the soup! They currently have this promotion(?): get 20 stamps and get a free bowl. Will for sure shoot to get the free bowl!! 100% would recommend to any ramen lover. read more
7 years ago
I've been to this location twice and was never disappointed. Seating is comfortable and theres overall very nice vibes. ...but damn the ramen and steak was salty today. Felt like the chef accidentally put a whole box of salt in my bowl. The flavour was amazing but like mentioned, salty. Hope it's just an inconsistency. Also asked for no bean sprouts and the lady had to ask the kitchen if it was possible... c'mon read more
3 years ago
Ajisen Ramen is sort of the McDonald's of ramen joints....it's a huge franchise started a long time ago with locations around the world and follows a given formula. But like what McDonald's is to Burger's Priest, Ajisen is to Kinton or Santosei, not in competition. Ajisen was probably one of the first ramen joints in the GTA before the ramen explosion. I remember going to the original GTA location at Warden and Steeles when it first open many years ago and now I remember why we haven't gone back. The ramen here is okay, cheap and does the job. Its definitely not authentic as the spicy broth has Sichuan peppercorns, the batter on the fried chicken was almost like sweet and sour chicken and the egg was hard boil instead of soft and runny, so can't really say it was memorable. The teppanyaki ramen was on the salty side and the ramen itself was okay but didn't stand out either. Staff was polite and efficient but they definitely wanted to close early as people were turned away 25-30 mins before closing. Overall it's okay if you are in the area but to be honest it will be a long time before we come back. 2.5/5 read more
4 years ago
This is our family usual go to place for ramen noodles. Our family last dine-in visit was Dec 29, 2022. In the past and our last visit, we were able to collect stamps on every bowl purchased and get a free bowl when the card was full. This bonus system had been revised at least once, you had to eat more bowls before you could get a full card of stamps. They had now get rid of this bonus system completely when I picked up takeout on Feb 13, 2023. We noticed that the portion size is very small now. Meat portion and noodles all shrink in size. I ordered extra noodle on the side which is $1.99 for my husband but found out that it was just two bites because they lined the bottom with bean sprouts in a small soup container. I love tomato soup which I always ordered my noodle with but the takeout soup tasted bland. I ended up paying $73 for 4 small bowls of noodles and a teeny tiny bit of extra noodle. Tips: next time you want to order extra noodle at any place, ask your waiter to serve separately so you know if it's worth or not. There are definitely other ramen or noodle places in Markham that have better quality and worth better value. There is other noodle place where you can get free extra noodle. The one star is for the girl who helped me with the order because she is polite and explained the changes to me. However, we will not go back to Ajisen anymore. read more
8 years ago
This is a chained restaurant globally. I came to this one long time ago. After having ramens at a variety of other newly opened ramen restaurants in GTA, I decided to revisit this place again to see if there is any changes on the menu as well as the quality of the food. I came with the other two friends, so we ordered 3 different types of ramen soup base. The one I ordered is the beef plank. The taste of the soup base is very light and plain. I meant it is nothing wrong with it, and some people favouring a bit heavier taste can add some spices on the table to enhance the flavour. The taste and the quality of the beef and the noodles are at average. My friends also gave me the similar comments based on their choice. We also ordered the Japanese Deep Fried Tofu as well as the Black Pepper Beef Tenderloin. The tofu was so-so, but the beef was fairly tendering and juicy. Thus, I gave an above-average rating for the food. The customer service was pretty good. The servers came a few times to refill our drinks and checked upon us a few times to see if we need anything else. read more
Wanted to try this place for a while based on recommendations from friends. I had higher expectations, and I have definitely eaten better ramen in Markham for the same price. We went around 11:30am and the restaurant was almost empty. We were seated quickly, and our food came very fast. I ordered the Spicy Beef Ramen (~$11). The portion size was satisfactory for the price, and the bowl was tasty. However, the broth was very, very oily and contained a lot of MSG. It also seemed like the bowl did not have much ramen noodles, but rather, was mostly filled with spicy soup. Overall, the meal tasted cheap and the large, visible volume of oil in the broth made me uneasy. I'd say you can find better ramen in Markham, and I likely will not be coming back here. read more
9 years ago
9 years ago
This is definitely my favourite ramen place. There's just so many options- seafood & vegetarian included. Service is great, ramen is great, and the location is convenient too. I like this location cause it's in a mall and after my ramen I can get ice cream (Wooffles & Cream). Ajisen never disappoints me. follow me on ig for more reviews: @gta.eatss read more
9 years ago
I've been hearing about this chain a lot and a quick search on Google revealed to me that there aren't any truly special ramen spots in Markham, so I decided to try this place out on a whim. Walking in I was greeted by a large mannequin of Ajisen's mascot, an interesting addition to the decor of this compact yet spacious restaurant. I ordered the spicy beef ramen, which was a pretty good portion for the $10 that I was paying. I found the beef to be a bit too lean but the soup and noodles were the write consistency and taste to make a good dish overall. I also tried the gyoza, which was nothing special, but as a whole I was still impressed with the experience that I had and would recommend it to those who haven't tried Ajisen yet. read more
4 years ago
Best ramen ever, it's our go to place love their food... especially my kids love their food read more
So I'm reviewing this restaurant as a regular noodle restaurant instead of a ramen restaurant, because compared to the other chains that have come from Japan, what they serve is hardly in the same category. Their noodles are tasty and they do have a large menu, but the prices are really too high for what you're getting. I just don't think anything will draw me back. read more
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8360 Kennedy Road
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Markham, ON L3R 9W4
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