First time trying out Ramen Arashi. They have several locations (Banff, Canmore, Calgary and…read moreVictoria). We dropped in for a late Wednesday lunch (1:30pm). Friendly, all Japanese staff. The inside can seat 20 individuals. Service was friendly and waters refilled several times. - Original tonkotsu ($15.99) - pork bone broth was light. Lacked a creamy, rich complexity. Asked for my noodles firm, which had a decent bite. Best item was the two slices of chashu, torched and tender. - Yuzu shio ($15.99) - switched for rice noodles ($1.00 extra). Yuzu broth had a slight citrusy note. Plenty of noodles but only one chashu slice. Decent ramen at RA. 3.5 stars.

Service was very good…read more The menu is exactly the same no matter which location you go to it seems, which is not a bad thing. You know what to expect. I really appreciate that you can "mix and match" menu items, choosing a broth, noodle type, and toppings from different parts of the menu. We got original tonkotsu, and Yuzu shio but with vegetarian toppings. Noodles are just the right firmness, and the broth is well balanced, not too rich, not too salty. It felt like a big space for the number of tables, which was nice, not crowded. Would definitely recommend.

Small cosy atmosphere. We were there for Sat lunch and had to wait for seats to clear. It's a small…read moreplace, and likely you will have to share a table. Food Presentation and service were good, but the ramen was so so. The noodles were soft and soggy. They taste and the texture were identical to frozen microwave noodles quality that you get from Asian supermarkets. The soup base was on the bland side. Not the best or above average ramen I have had.

Very small place. Only one table with seating for 6, otherwise a bunch of bench seats…read more Great broth. The tiger ramen broth is a combo of pork, chicken, and fish stock. Great flavour, it's on the lighter side which is fine. The ramen is chewy, pork chashu is tender and a bit fatty which I like. Great place to stop by for your ramen fix on your travels.

What a surprise find in Penticton!! A Japanese-run ramen shop!!…read more The menu was contemporary and creative. It even offered a creamy vegan ramen which was AMAZING! It's one of the best ramen broths I've ever had! I'll admit it was a little strange to see cilantro in top of ramen, but it worked. There was also shredded cabbage, negi/leeks, carrots and smoky tofu. The soup was super decadent and creamy with a deep shiitake flavor. I don't know how they got this broth so good but I was sure not to let it go to waste. I finished as much of it as I could. The bf ordered the KOJO Chicken Ramen. The chicken was tender and lightly grilled on the outside for extra umami. There was a nice balance of veggies and the egg was a bit overdone for a ramen egg but was fine for his preferences. We also shared the veggie roll. It was pretty simple and tasted as you would expect. Call it blasphemy but I loved the ramen broth so much I dipped the sushi in the broth instead of shoyu. I stand by my decision. If you live in Penticton, I hope you become a regular here. If you're visiting, you definitely need to reserve a meal here. The food is top notch!

has to be the BEST sushi in Penticton... Staff always welcoming & grateful for the visits. My…read moreteenager loves the sauces. My picky 8 yr old has never complained about Sushi Kojo. Dine in or to go, food quality does not change. We now live in Edmonton and Sushi Kojo is a must on our places to eat when coming Home to Penticton.

It's located by the roundabout along Victoria. Parking is available in the lot, shared by other…read morerestaurants. Chicko Chicken is also inside Bowld, taking the other side of the shop. I decided to get the Korean spicy pork bowl. It was really tasty. The staff would use a blow torch to flame the meat, giving a nice caramelized taste. Besides rice, there was shredded carrots, red cabbage, jalapeño, kimchi and sesame seeds. Good option here for other rice bowls and ramen.

Looking for something healthy? This is THE place. We liked it so much that we went both nights we…read morewere in Revelstoke. Great portion sizes and selection of items

Ok, I don't normally write reviews for food, but this Ramen Soup was seriously THE BEST that I've…read moreever had. The customer service was 5/5, it was so nice to be able to sit at the Milk Shed patio tables, enjoy one of their AMAZING beers and have the soup delivered right to me. My wife and I were looking to try something new for my 40th Birthday and we were incredibly satisfied with the experience and will definitely make it a regular part of our date nights. I had the Chashu Men with an Extra Egg and my wife had the Spicy Red Miso Ramen.

We were recommended Little Tokyo Ramen by a local who knows the food scene in town. It's a small…read morefood truck run by a husband and wife combo. They specialize in yatai style ramen and do everything from scratch; that's right, handmade noodles and broth from scratch. You can usually find them on weekends at Kettle River Brewing Co. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (around 5:00pm). There's only 6 (technically 5) options on the menu; legit. The wife takes your orders while the husband cooks. Wish they had a table or two for seating (they normally do but we dropped in when they were at a festival). While I'm nitpicking, wish they used a larger, more bowl shaped takeout container. - Traditional shoyu ramen (#1) ($11.50) - handmade noodles in a from-scratch chicken pork broth flavoured with a soya sauce blend base. It came topped with green onions, spinach and chashu pork. The noodles were slightly firm (which I prefer) and had a good bite. Chashu slices were tender but quite fatty. The broth was clean tasting and had good depth - White miso ramen (#2) ($12.25) - same broth but flavoured with a white miso paste. This came topped with green onion, corn and chashu. The broth for the white miso was very rich and heavy. The noodles clung better but I'm not sure I could drink a whole bowl to myself. LTR is doing things right. It won't beat the ramen game in Vancouver but for Kelowna, it's a solid spot. 3.5 stars.

B and I were hoping to visit Mission Hill. Unfortunately, due to Covid, they required a…read morereservation. So, we had no choice but had to turn back. We decided to go for lunch somewhere and on Yelp, I found Kojo is nearby. We decided to come here for lunch. This place operates like cafe style or like food court style. You have to walk up to pay and you have to serve yourself for water. The food was super delicious. This place is pricy. However, I do like the food presentation. We ordered a spicy tuna to share, unagi aburi and a salmon aburi. Food was delicious. Everything made just like the way we normally get or tasted like from what you get at the sushi restaurant from Vancouver. This place is ran by authentic Japanese people. Inside is super small and seats are very limited. Overall, good food.

The food is delicious and the staff are very friendly, even remembering my name after awhile…read more I highly recommend!

This ramen spot is easily the best ramen in Kamloops. The service is friendly and fast and the food…read moreis amazing. The spicy ramen was absolutely delicious. The chicken karaage and gyoza were really good too. Definitely will be back again.

We were driving back home after a hike and decided on a whim to check out Wakayama for our weekly…read moretake-out treat. I ordered the spicy red tonkatsu and my boyfriend got the miso tonkatsu ramen. We called in our order and were told it would be ready in 10 mins. When we picked up the containers, we were told to keep them upright to avoid spilling. When we got back home we heated up the soup and poured it over the noodles, excited to take a bite. The broth was good but not great, with a simple tonkatsu flavour profile, similar to a Chinese style noodle soup broth.The noodles were thick wavy and unfortunately rather clumpy. My boyfriend said the black fungus in his soup tasted stale. I enjoyed my soup and toppings but wished there was more besides charsiu and scallions. The egg was excellent! I should mention that we've been to Japan several times so are used to a certain level of quality when it comes to ramen. While Wakayama was decent, sadly we don't think we'll be back for another visit. Parking is easily found on the lot just outside.

Just opened last week Cafe Style…read moreNice menu Good prices Good portions Bright Clean Fast Friendly Ramen soup delish Mushroom Burger delish Will come back again Very convenient Good parking Clean Washrooms

While we enjoyed trying something new, we didn't feel like our orders were exactly right. My son's…read moreburger was supposed to have lettuce and tomato that was missing, but he liked that the burger was medium well. I enjoyed my Ramen but felt the oil all pooled on the top, which didn't necessarily add flavor. My husband enjoyed his two tacos, but there was only one option for a side which he didn't want. The triple food type offering was nice as we were all able to enjoy our preferred food.

Really delicious food and they have free parking if you scan the QR code inside! Good value,…read morefriendly and fast service.

Another surprisingly cold day in Kelowna for us and after a quick trip up to Myra Canyon in our…read moreshorts and t-shirts, we were desperate for some warmth. We browsed through Google search for some hot soupy meals and came across TZone. You can never go wrong with ramen on a cold rainy day. I ordered the Ebi Mayo and a BBQ pork ramen because you have to have a classic tonkotsu when comparing ramen places and that was the closest I could get. Plus I love BBQ pork. The Ebis were surprisingly big and perfectly fried but I just remembered they were using Tiger shrimp so that makes sense I like the crispiness of the batter without it being oily at all. The mayo was quite spicy sooooo if you can't take spice I would ask for the sauce on the side. 5/5 The BBQ PORK RAMEN had chunks of BBQ pork instead of the classic thin slices of pork belly. I liked it for the slight char on the outside a and the tenderness of the pork on the inside. They managed to make it still melt in your mouth tender. Soup base was pretty solid with no MSG but it was with chicken broth! Ramen noodles were standard and cooked to al dente. 4/5 My friends ordered the chi-Ku-wa-crispy Japanese rolled fish cake with cream cheese inside and garlic mayo sauce. It was yummy with the spring of the fish cake and the creaminess of the cheese. I don't usually go to Asian restaurants when visiting Kelowna but this will now be our backup plan whenever we are craving some soupy noodles