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Walking down dundas feeling some ramen cause it was snowing in april, and saw a small line in front of sansotei. But I didn't feel like standing in line in the cold so walked over to kenzo. Ordered the King of Kings ramen which came in at $15. The bowl came with really thin noodles, thick pieces of pork (as opposed to super thin slices of pork belly), a bunch of shredded green onions, carrots, bamboo shoots, and bean sprouts, and two half eggs. Honestly, eating the noodles reminds me of the wonton noodle soup I would get at cantonese restaurants in chinatown. I would prefer thicker chewier noodles that most ramen places use. Portion sizes are definitely larger than other ramen shops. I think I've always been pretty biased against kenzo because their choice of ingredients compared to other popular ramen shops around the city are pretty different. I mean, it's still "ramen" I guess by definition, and kenzo markets these bowls as an "original" take on japanese ramen. As far as a bowl of noodle soup, it was enjoyable. Flavor was average, but portions I suppose make up for it. The soup reminded me of the kind of soup I would get at a korean restaurant. Definitely less waiting here compared to other japanese ramen places.
Ramen is always a must in almost every city I visit. This one caught my eye as I was dashing to the Uncle Tetsu's Japanese Cheesecake bakery. The prices are decent, especially when converted to USD. I ordered the Netsu Ramen with chicken. When I ordered it, the server offered to have them make the broth spicier, which was awesome, although I do wish they did have extra chili on the side to make it spicier! It had mushrooms, which I thought was odd. They provide a generous portion for ramen, however, there isn't a lot of meat included with the bowl. It was definitely not the best ramen I've eaten though due to the lack of spices and meat. My friend ordered the Yakisoba. I can't necessarily speak to this, but she did say it was good. I would definitely recommend this place though, as it is worth trying. They also accept credit cards, which is also a major plus.
I don't know why they only have 3 stars. This place has pretty good ramen! The restaurant is on the smaller side and yes, doesn't have the best lighting, but my experience wasn't that bad. Husband and I went around 6pm (Sunday) and it wasn't busy at all. We were seated immediately and were given the menu and the specials. We ordered the Netsu ramen and Tonkatsu. I ordered the Netsu ramen to be extra spicy and they did a REALLY good job making it hot! Loved it! The broth was so refreshing and it had a lot of different veggies. The Tonkatsu was a bit underwhelming. Usually Japanese places have a crisp, flaky battering, but this place was just average. The service was good. We initially sat at a table right beneath the air conditioner where it was super cold, and we requested changing the tables. They were very responsive, and immediately worked on turning off the air conditioner. Definitely would come back for the ramen!
Very average, not sure what the hype is about as the food and service was beyond poor. Sorry but I can't even write about this as everything was so under average... Keep Eating, but not here. Angela
After being to all 3 locations of Kenzo Ramen in Toronto, This particular Kenzo now officially won "The Worse Services" and "The Most Unfriendly Waitstaff" award. Though I cannot fault the food... the Ramens we ordered were excellent... But in order to eat that Ramen we have to endure crappy and unfriendly services?!! No smile, No greetings... Just point...at the empty table You ask for something, no acknowledgement.. if you lucky you might get what you request? No Thanks, No Bye... For me is BYE... since now your location is NOT the only one in town!!
Tons of flavor. It might have been from a lack of food but I really enjoyed the tonkotsu ramen here. It was really flavorful and savory. If my friend and I were not short on time, I probably have came back for another dish. Other than the food, the location is okay. The service was average with the waiters coming occasionally to refill water. There was a time when the waiter was rushing to fill our glasses then ended up spilling some water to the side. I mean like he filled two glasses in like 2 seconds kind of rush. The location is smaller since it is in the city. Overall, tasty ramen and I wanna check it out if I'm around the area. It is closer to a 3.3-3.5 out of 5 stars.
Decided to order kenzo with some friends. The food came really fast and was still super warm when we got it. The gyoza and takoyaki and ramen were all delicious. The karage was underwhelming unfortunately though
Dining room small as if in Japan. I was tempted to try champon because I hadn't had it in nearly 20yrs when I was living over there. But I went with the tonkatsu. Pretty decent but overpriced.
Didn't know DonDon does not open for lunch in the weekend, so ended up here.... So..."Roasted Pork Shoulder" is the same as the really dry charsu they served...$3.50 for the three slices....Eggs were overcooked.... I'm sorry, I really should remember how bad their food is and not come back if I can help it.....
Being in the Yonge-Dundas Square area yesterday, ramen comes to mind. We were hoping to try Sansotei but as usual there is a line up outside. We decided not to wait and I knew there were a few more ramen places so we went next over to Kenzo across the street to see if they had a table. It was packed as well but luckily a table for 3 just opened up. This was our first time at this Kenzo location. I still remember when my husband and I looked very hard for ramen places 10 years ago and Kenzo at the Yonge and Steeles location was one of the few traditional ramen shops around at that time. Now, there are ramen shops everywhere. We got the Shoyu ramen and the Tonkotsu ramen. Both were good but nothing too special. The regular size has a decent portion but you may want upsize for extra $1 for more noodles. What really stand out was the gyoza (pan fried dumplings). These were delicious! I would come back just for the gyoza. I wasn't even going to order it as $8.95 for 6 pieces was a little pricey but it was totally worth it.
Don't bother stepping in if you are looking for an authentic bowl of Ramen - it's NOT legit even though they speak Japanese! Least to say, there is a reason why I WAS 'THE' only Asian there...but by all means this was not my first choice. I only walked in because the competition across the street had trouble in the kitchen. Seriously, don't go here if you are looking for a comforting bowl of noodles to slurp on - skip it!
I went to Kenzo after a rough night out drinking. It was a nice warm bowl of ramen that was well needed to help my recovery. I ordered the Tonkatsu Ramen which was not too salty (a problem I've experienced at other ramen shops) and the noodles had a good texture. The pork shoulder was good but a bit dry for my preference. The flavours are to par but not enough to make it my favourite. My friend also ordered the Yakisoba which was good and chewy but on the oily side.
Okay. Let me put this out there, I'm no pro at determining the ultimate Ramen dish. I can tell what has a good flavour and definitely if things are under or overcooked. I just moved here from Vancouver. A place known for it's incredible range of Asian cuisine including that thing called Ramen. My friend took me here telling me that i must try this. I'm always a little weary but new city, new food - why not! I was pleasantly surprised! the noodles were tasty with just the right consistency. The broth was inhale-able (is that a word?) We also ordered their gyoza. Wow! The filling was divine! Not soggy or overcooked. It beats Kintaro`s Ramen and gyoza in Vancouver any day! The bad side of this place is the service. They forgot the water and it seemed like they completely missed the boat on getting the gyoza to our table but it came after we were half way finished our Ramen. I would lie to say the reason why would be the lunch rush but there was just us and another table. i can't imagine the mayhem at rush hour so I'm glad to go during its down time. ps...good value for your pocket
4 years ago
Food: 5/5 Yummy!!! Warm and delicious, right amount of spice for me. I love it! love it!! love it!!! Customer service: 5/5 hands down! Kind, polite and professional servers. They make sure you are super comfortable and enough water to drink lol (the lady kept going to every table almost like every 10mins to fill everyone's water) Parking: 4/5 located in downtown Toronto close to yonge and dundas, so not much parking space and if there is, it's not cheap. Atmosphere and other: 4/5 decent amount of seating area, I wish the place was slightly bigger to accommodate a larger group. read more
8 years ago
Walking down dundas feeling some ramen cause it was snowing in april, and saw a small line in front of sansotei. But I didn't feel like standing in line in the cold so walked over to kenzo. Ordered the King of Kings ramen which came in at $15. The bowl came with really thin noodles, thick pieces of pork (as opposed to super thin slices of pork belly), a bunch of shredded green onions, carrots, bamboo shoots, and bean sprouts, and two half eggs. Honestly, eating the noodles reminds me of the wonton noodle soup I would get at cantonese restaurants in chinatown. I would prefer thicker chewier noodles that most ramen places use. Portion sizes are definitely larger than other ramen shops. I think I've always been pretty biased against kenzo because their choice of ingredients compared to other popular ramen shops around the city are pretty different. I mean, it's still "ramen" I guess by definition, and kenzo markets these bowls as an "original" take on japanese ramen. As far as a bowl of noodle soup, it was enjoyable. Flavor was average, but portions I suppose make up for it. The soup reminded me of the kind of soup I would get at a korean restaurant. Definitely less waiting here compared to other japanese ramen places. read more
Ramen is always a must in almost every city I visit. This one caught my eye as I was dashing to the Uncle Tetsu's Japanese Cheesecake bakery. The prices are decent, especially when converted to USD. I ordered the Netsu Ramen with chicken. When I ordered it, the server offered to have them make the broth spicier, which was awesome, although I do wish they did have extra chili on the side to make it spicier! It had mushrooms, which I thought was odd. They provide a generous portion for ramen, however, there isn't a lot of meat included with the bowl. It was definitely not the best ramen I've eaten though due to the lack of spices and meat. My friend ordered the Yakisoba. I can't necessarily speak to this, but she did say it was good. I would definitely recommend this place though, as it is worth trying. They also accept credit cards, which is also a major plus. read more
I don't know why they only have 3 stars. This place has pretty good ramen! The restaurant is on the smaller side and yes, doesn't have the best lighting, but my experience wasn't that bad. Husband and I went around 6pm (Sunday) and it wasn't busy at all. We were seated immediately and were given the menu and the specials. We ordered the Netsu ramen and Tonkatsu. I ordered the Netsu ramen to be extra spicy and they did a REALLY good job making it hot! Loved it! The broth was so refreshing and it had a lot of different veggies. The Tonkatsu was a bit underwhelming. Usually Japanese places have a crisp, flaky battering, but this place was just average. The service was good. We initially sat at a table right beneath the air conditioner where it was super cold, and we requested changing the tables. They were very responsive, and immediately worked on turning off the air conditioner. Definitely would come back for the ramen! read more
16 years ago
After being to all 3 locations of Kenzo Ramen in Toronto, This particular Kenzo now officially won "The Worse Services" and "The Most Unfriendly Waitstaff" award. Though I cannot fault the food... the Ramens we ordered were excellent... But in order to eat that Ramen we have to endure crappy and unfriendly services?!! No smile, No greetings... Just point...at the empty table You ask for something, no acknowledgement.. if you lucky you might get what you request? No Thanks, No Bye... For me is BYE... since now your location is NOT the only one in town!! read more
Tons of flavor. It might have been from a lack of food but I really enjoyed the tonkotsu ramen here. It was really flavorful and savory. If my friend and I were not short on time, I probably have came back for another dish. Other than the food, the location is okay. The service was average with the waiters coming occasionally to refill water. There was a time when the waiter was rushing to fill our glasses then ended up spilling some water to the side. I mean like he filled two glasses in like 2 seconds kind of rush. The location is smaller since it is in the city. Overall, tasty ramen and I wanna check it out if I'm around the area. It is closer to a 3.3-3.5 out of 5 stars. read more
5 years ago
Decided to order kenzo with some friends. The food came really fast and was still super warm when we got it. The gyoza and takoyaki and ramen were all delicious. The karage was underwhelming unfortunately though read more
8 years ago
Dining room small as if in Japan. I was tempted to try champon because I hadn't had it in nearly 20yrs when I was living over there. But I went with the tonkatsu. Pretty decent but overpriced. read more
8 years ago
Didn't know DonDon does not open for lunch in the weekend, so ended up here.... So..."Roasted Pork Shoulder" is the same as the really dry charsu they served...$3.50 for the three slices....Eggs were overcooked.... I'm sorry, I really should remember how bad their food is and not come back if I can help it..... read more
Being in the Yonge-Dundas Square area yesterday, ramen comes to mind. We were hoping to try Sansotei but as usual there is a line up outside. We decided not to wait and I knew there were a few more ramen places so we went next over to Kenzo across the street to see if they had a table. It was packed as well but luckily a table for 3 just opened up. This was our first time at this Kenzo location. I still remember when my husband and I looked very hard for ramen places 10 years ago and Kenzo at the Yonge and Steeles location was one of the few traditional ramen shops around at that time. Now, there are ramen shops everywhere. We got the Shoyu ramen and the Tonkotsu ramen. Both were good but nothing too special. The regular size has a decent portion but you may want upsize for extra $1 for more noodles. What really stand out was the gyoza (pan fried dumplings). These were delicious! I would come back just for the gyoza. I wasn't even going to order it as $8.95 for 6 pieces was a little pricey but it was totally worth it. read more
8 years ago
8 years ago
Don't bother stepping in if you are looking for an authentic bowl of Ramen - it's NOT legit even though they speak Japanese! Least to say, there is a reason why I WAS 'THE' only Asian there...but by all means this was not my first choice. I only walked in because the competition across the street had trouble in the kitchen. Seriously, don't go here if you are looking for a comforting bowl of noodles to slurp on - skip it! read more
I went to Kenzo after a rough night out drinking. It was a nice warm bowl of ramen that was well needed to help my recovery. I ordered the Tonkatsu Ramen which was not too salty (a problem I've experienced at other ramen shops) and the noodles had a good texture. The pork shoulder was good but a bit dry for my preference. The flavours are to par but not enough to make it my favourite. My friend also ordered the Yakisoba which was good and chewy but on the oily side. read more
16 years ago
Okay. Let me put this out there, I'm no pro at determining the ultimate Ramen dish. I can tell what has a good flavour and definitely if things are under or overcooked. I just moved here from Vancouver. A place known for it's incredible range of Asian cuisine including that thing called Ramen. My friend took me here telling me that i must try this. I'm always a little weary but new city, new food - why not! I was pleasantly surprised! the noodles were tasty with just the right consistency. The broth was inhale-able (is that a word?) We also ordered their gyoza. Wow! The filling was divine! Not soggy or overcooked. It beats Kintaro`s Ramen and gyoza in Vancouver any day! The bad side of this place is the service. They forgot the water and it seemed like they completely missed the boat on getting the gyoza to our table but it came after we were half way finished our Ramen. I would lie to say the reason why would be the lunch rush but there was just us and another table. i can't imagine the mayhem at rush hour so I'm glad to go during its down time. ps...good value for your pocket read more
9 years ago
I ordered Ramen from the menu picture. But when it comes , it looks different. I thought something wrong, so I asked them" I think I didn't order this( I saw the picture on menu). On the menu, it comes with 3 eggs, 3 pork meats. And no seaweed, katsuo." And the staff told me" that's what you ordered, sometimes the picture is not the same." His mean is on the picture 3 eggs, 3 pork meats. But you'll get only 1 egg and 2 pork meats. I know the real always look more ugly than but i don't care about that. Now I know more thing is the real have less everything than on the menu. The menu is just look for fun. What they wanna served to you is their business. read more
9 years ago
Hit the spot for a chill easy dinner. The noodles and soup are super good. One thing I would say is that there was no enough meat in the noodles - only two pieces made me wanting more! And the prices are also very good for the portion they offer. Very good place for a simple, filling and savory dinner. read more
9 years ago
2.5 Service completely lacking. ..it looked like a hang put friends than a professional restaurant. Appetizers came as deserts...6 fried dumplings that were more soggy than crispy. The meat inside was not bad but to come at the end of the meal seemed unorganized as the entire experience. Ramen was typical... the meat undersized and over cooked. The bill came promptly....probably skip this and walk a bit further down the road. read more
4 years ago
6 years ago
3.5/5 - It would have been a 4 stars rating but I had to deduct some stars off because I am biased, Sansotei is overall a better Ramen joint and made with more love. The kitchen did add ground pork to my bowl when the menu didn't say there was pork (I can tolerate pork bone broth but I don't eat meat so picking out ground pork would have been insanely tedious. I can easily pick out the roasted pork though). Basic Ramen Sho-Yu 6.95 Shi-O 6.95 Miso 6.95 Hot Ramen The King of Kings 11.95 Netsu 8.95 Orochong 7.95 Karachi 7.95 Kenzo's highly recommended dishes Tonkotsu Miso 9.95 Tonkotsu Sho-Yu 9.95 Tonkotsu 9.95 There were also Cuisine Ramens ( Nagasaki Champon, seafood noodles, etc.) and side dishes such as the popular Gyoza and Takoyaki. In short, I didn't love but I also didn't hate my bowl of ramen. I can always eat ramen. The only negative review will be that I had to wait for another bowl of The Kings of Kings Ramen (Spicy Netsu ramen with five toppings of roasted pork, sliced egg, fish cake, fresh seaweed, dried seaweed and marinated bamboo shoot) without ground pork (the kitchen messed up) but the staff was very sweet about it. Selections were broad, something for everyone, including vegetarians. I added extra vegetables and that was $2.00. I tried my date's Tonkotsu Miso Ramen and it was flavourful, milky and rich. I do prefer the noodles and noodle options at Sansotei and hands down, their soft boiled eggs blew Kenzo out of the water. Parking - street Tea - $1.00/cup Vegetarian options - Available with the basic ramens Business Hours - Daily from 11:00 am - 11:00 pm read more
I've been to the Kenzo on Dundas before, it was a Plan B after finding out there was a 3hr wait at Guu, and this was my first visit to the new expansion site in the Annex. Hands down I enjoyed my experience at the Bloor St better than Dundas St. I think it's mainly the décor which is much more modern with bright lighting and clean white tables. I wasn't too fond of the wood work at the Dundas location, it looked old and grungy. Downside to the Bloor St location is the size of the restaurant, Dundas is still bigger. The Gyoza and Takoyaki appetizers are great (I actually think the Takoyaki is better than Guu) and the Gyoza is a must. The ramen is tasty as usual and fairly decent for Toronto. The service is quick and they're banking on fast turnover given the size of the restaurant. Upon my arrival they were reluctant to seat us until our whole party was present. So no BS, just quick, cheap, and good eats. read more
15 years ago
Few of my friends wanted to try this place, so gave it a shot on a Saturday afternoon. The staff is very friendly and kind... found eating space for group of 11 very easily. Service was great.. we had a cute asian boy serving our table! lol Most of us ordered the Pork Bone Ramon and it was simply delicious and full of flavour... good til the last drop!... Price is very reasonable for the quality and portion size you get. Def two thumbs up and do give it a shot. read more
I was happy to not get caught in a lunch time lineup. Unfortunately the tsuke-men and level 3 spicy charsu ramen were not available. Tried the level 2 charsu ramen and it was really spicy but tasty. It came with more meat than expected but no egg (the egg in my picture was from my friend's dish). I thought the portions were good for lunch and the service was fast. I thought the texture of the noodles was just right (I prefer al dente to softer noodles). Downsides: not very accomodating to customizing orders and items on the menu not being available Upsides: allows splitting bills, fast, affordable and good location I would eat here again but not one of my top choices for Toronto ramen. read more
I can't help but picture Naruto Uzumaki loving this place! What a fantastic find and one of my now essential places to visit in downtown whenever that happens! The service is excellent. The food well saying that it's delicious would be an understatement. The goyoza (pork filled dumplings) is def on my absolute fav lists! The ramen is filling, delicious, great size for a person. The menu is enough for most palates. All in all def a place to go! read more
9 years ago
Kenzo Ramen Japanese Noodle Restaurants is located on the Dundas St Downtown Toronto. The restaurant is famous for Japanese style noodles and all the noodles are freshly made in the restaurant. There are many locations in Toronto. The one I've been with my boyfriend is on Dundas St. It's a small restaurant. There are two floors of this restaurant. Because we arrived the restaurant right at the dinner time, the restaurant was very busy. We have to wait for while to get into the restaurant. After a few minutes waiting, we got a table upstairs. There were so many people in the restaurant. We quickly sat down and began to look at the menu. The menu is very colorful with images, which is very easy for us to order the food. The servers were very nice and friendly. They bought the drinks and introduced the menu to us. My boyfriend and I had Japanese Takoyaki for share. The Takoyaki in Kenzo Ramen is super expensive around $10 per dish, which is more expensive than many restaurants in Vancouver. But, all the Takoyaki ball tasted fresh and lots of seafood inside. I believe that it totally worth the price. I had Miso Ramen and my boyfriend had Netsu Ramen. Both ramens were all in the large portions of noodles in soup. The soups tasted very different from each other. The ramen noodles tasted very fresh and soft. The soup very tasty and delicious. It was very awesome dinner for us. I love this restaurant so much. Cheap and Delicious. Highly Recommend to people. read more
13 years ago
When I go to Kenzo I order either the Shoyu ramen or the Tonkotsu ramen. Shoyu ramen tastes amazing and is one of the cheapest ramen bowls on the menu. The downside is that the portion is very small that I have to order extra noodles (worth it, though). Tonkotsu ramen has a really nice creamy taste and I love the veggies that come with it. Why does it get 5 stars? Because as a self-proclaimed ramen fanatic I've been to MANY restaurants in Toronto that serve ramen. Kenzo in my opinion is one of the best, if not the best. A lot of people would disagree with me but if you think about it (interior design and service aside), Kenzo ramen TASTES the best (in my opinion). - The marinated egg: I find that a lot of ramen restaurants don't soak the eggs long enough or aren't giving it enough flavour. Although the egg is cooked to perfection, most of the time it just tastes like a plain egg. Kenzo ramen does this the best. Their egg is marinated to perfection and I sometimes order an extra slice to calm my cravings. - The sliced pork: The only downside is I wish Kenzo would give more pork in all their ramen bowls because it's so good! Again it's something about how well they marinate the meat that gives it really good flavour compared to other ramen restaurants I've been to. - Tonkotsu ramen: Kenzo's tonkotsu ramen is consistently very good. When I order tonkotsu at other restaurants sometimes it will taste a bit burnt. Maybe they boiled it for too long? The consistency is what I love. - Shoyu ramen: At other places shoyu ramen can be too salty because of the soya sauce flavour. At Kenzo, it's always made to perfection. read more
16 years ago
Pretty excellent ramen, certainly the best in the area. This place just opened, but you wouldn't know it. The service is prompt, the menu is strong and simple, the food is fresh and well balanced with no sign of growing pains. It helps that this is an expansion of their Dundas Street location, but even still I'm quite impressed with their execution. The Netsu ramen base has a nice rich flavour, not over-fatty despite the ground pork, and their hot sauce has a good heat. I was even more pleased with the Ji Su Men, though. Lots of veggies, fresh egg cooked in to a savoury broth to help thicken it, and noodles cooked properly so that they still have a bit of bite. Very tasty and a fine lunch at $8.95. It's a ramen joint, don't expect stunning decor or brilliant music selections, but neither is the atmosphere distracting in any way. Pro-tip: get the gyoza. Get. The. Gyoza. Freshly made to order and it shows. The greens in the filling are bright and fresh, again cutting the fattiness of the pork really well. Delicious, and utterly different from the pre-frozen lumps you get in most sushi joints. A bit expensive for a side dish, running as much as some of the mains, but they're big and an order would easily share 3 ways. read more
16 years ago
"Meh. I've experienced better." There's really no other way to describe it. The service was average... I went at night time and seated myself. Ordered some spicy ramen noodle and it was spicy, but bland at the same time... I don't even know how that's possible.Some of the chunks of pork in my soup were a bit pink. For $8.99 (tax included), I don't think it was worth it, although it filled me up, but I could get pho for less and leave more satisfied and still have leftover change for a small ice cap. read more
What an interesting little place! Snuck in just before lunch time (they open at 11:00) and was immediately seated. The waitress provided a menu and a glass of water at the same time. I went for the King Shoyu Ramen and the 3 piece gyoza. The menu claims that the ramen has double the size and double the ingredients so it's a good thing I went for it because I was really hungry. It came with 1 baby bok choy, 4 pieces of pork belly, 3 soft boiled egg halves, nori and green onions. There was ample ramen. Broth was piping hot which was good even though today was nice out. I absolutely cannot stand it when the broth is not hot enough. The gyoza arrived 10 minutes after the ramen which would have bothered some people but not me. They were very large and cooked (microwaved?) to perfection. Sauce was delicious too. The music was a mishmash of all sorts of styles (were they hoping to appeal to everyone??) -- hip hop, k-pop, 80's power ballads, gangsta rap, repeat. So weird. But enjoyable! The crowd was weird. Single asian businessmen, university students, families with babies and seniors. In and out in 30 minutes -- they've got corporate lunch hour down cold. I'll be back -- but there are a ton of other REALLY interesting looking restaurants in the same strip and vicinity! read more
Nice Noodle house steps from Eatons Centre. The ramen was cooked perfect and the soup was good-not salty but tasty. The seating environment is clean/nice but not too large and hence you may need to wait at lunch-we try to go there a bit after the noontime rush and it's fine. Pricing is a tad high but at least you get quality for that. Zero issues with noodle but I tried the Yakisoba on a hot plate-tastes good but a bit oily-I guess it's a catch 22 where you can use less oil and it's burnt or more and have it unburnt. I think I will stick with the noodles next time. Service is excellent-Prompt and polite. A side note-server sneezed away from the table off to the side and we noticed he went straight to the washroom to wash hands (unfortunately we don't always see that and glad to see he was concerned of hygiene). Kudos for that!! read more
14 years ago
The service here is lacking, and would warrant fewer stars if weren't for the fact that the ramen was actually quite tasty. My date and I both ordered the King of Kings ramen, and as our first "fancy" ramen experience (i.e., not eating out of the pot at home), we were pleasantly surprised. Lots of ingredients, huge portions, and some great flavours going on. I would order it again. Not anticipating the size of the ramen, we ordered the Okonomiyaki to share (deep fried pancake), but I found it a bit mushy, and quite inferior to Guu's offering of the same. Service-wise: it took a long time for someone to take our order, a long time for her to return so we could ask for water, and pretty much a long time to get anything accomplished. Especially in such a small restaurant, and when the nature of the food suggests fast turnover, this was pretty frustrating. I've give this place 2.5 stars if I could. read more
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