My friend and I came here for a quick comfort eat. There was…read morea slight wait for a table but it was less than 5 minutes which was good. The order taking and service itself was quite longer than we would've thought it would be. We probably waited for our order for at least 15 min. We ordered the Chirashu Ramen, Tonkotsu Miso and Agedashi Tofu. However, Sapporo Miso Ramen was mistakenly served to us instead of the Tonkotsu Miso which was quite disappointing. The food were great. The broths were light and nicely balanced with flavour, not too salty. The shrimps in the Sapporo Miso Ramen were cooked perfectly but the pork in the Chirashu Ramen was a bit chewy. The soy sauce served with the Agedashi Tofu had a hint of sweetness which was quite refreshing to the palate. Overall, the food satisfied our cravings but the promptness and accuracy of the service could be improved.

Don't you just love it when the food that's placed in front of your table looks just as good (in…read morethis case, even better) than the menu photo? Kenzo ramen did just that. Flavor was on point, the broth was fantastic, and every bite had a nice perfectly spiced kick to it. The shop is relatively small but gives off a very traditional, homey atmosphere which allowed for fantastic service since the waiters and waitresses were attentive to every table. Quite arguably one of the best meals I had in Toronto. Oh and the portion was wild. Super filling, perfect noodle to toping ratio. Highly recommended, Definitely coming back here when I visit Canada again. :)

Pork cutlet curry rice was decent. The pork was crispy & juicy but the curry was watery, with…read morelittle flavour. The fried gyōza was so so - a bit dry, with a so so flavour.

It's a nice spacious, staff is welcoming and polite . The food is good and prices are good too …read more The service was good , we didn't have to wait long .

Our lady server was very kind and lovely. She was patient and serene in how she attended to us. She…read morewas also amiable to chat with at the end as we were getting ready to leave. Keeping in mind that the place is called Sushi and Tree, it was a cool detail to know that she was actually Korean (not Japanese). For a restaurant named Sushi and Tree, it was nice that they still have ramen available on their menu. While there are only just a couple of ramen dishes in the menu, the RS6 Spicy Katsu Cheese Ramen ($23) we sampled was special. The cheese slice that came with the ramen slowly melted and mixed into the broth, producing a rich, creamy soup. The generous portions of katsu that were part of the dish were also perfectly fried and complemented the rest of the dish nicely. Our group that came in all ordered the Spicy Katsu Cheese Ramen, and it did take a while for the order to be ready. Our hostess did mention that detail early and politely informed us about it. It was a welcome surprise that she gave us some spring rolls on the house for our wait. This restaurant is a good recommendation for the cheese ramen and the exceptional service. It was just a little unfortunate that the available indoor seating was not too many. As we were dining, several customers came in looking to dine, but had to cancel because there just were not enough table spaces to accommodate all of them.

We ordered the small maki and sushi platter that includes 18 pieces of assorted sushi, a California…read moreroll, a spicy salmon roll and a dynamite roll. They were all very tasty but the dynamite roll was especially delicious and it was massive! They also have lots of great vegetarian options on their menu.

If they re-opened in another location I would go there. Why? Because the business is sold and is…read morenow a Fire Wings Restaurant with new owners. Their grand opening was July 2nd, 2026. Most of their serving staff are new but gaining experience. My friend said they are a bit pricey though. As a business consultant, former restaurant franchise owner, and international business entrepreneur; I believe more value added is required.

Had take out and ordered quite a bit everything was delicious!!! I wish I lived closer it would be…read morea staple!!

This is definitely a must-try place if you're in town. The menu is small but boy is it good. The…read morecocktails are creative. The first one I had was super watered down and was very disappointing, but the second one was better and my husband had no complaints about his. Food is awesome!!!

Today I went to Low down With a friend. It was 6.30 pm. There were 6 empty tables on the patio(4…read moreseater) and 2 empty tables(2 seater). The 2 seaters were in the sun. We asked for a table out of the sun and were told that we had to sit at a sunny 2 seat table or go inside because the other tables were for 3 or more people. They weren't reserved, just we were only 2 people. So they lost our business rather than let us sit at one of the 6 bigger empty tables. it was really too bad because we have always loved the food at Low Down but now they lost us as customers.

Ramen is all time favourite. We ordered beef ramen and chicken ramen , beef rice , which were good…read more. The staff is amazingly polite and welcoming . Soft spoken , gentle . The sitting area is very clean and spacious.

Food: edamame was a little too salty but very well cooked. The gyoza and sauce it came with was so…read moregood. The beef original ramen soup was a little bland but I still enjoyed it. The beef in the soup was very tasty Service was friendly and efficient Ambiance was nice, quiet and clean

Such a nice place!!! The owners were honestly so sweet and welcoming, which made the whole…read moreexperience even better. The ramen was absolutely delicious (definitely up there in the top spots in the GTA for sure). The broth was rich and flavorful, and the noodles had the perfect texture. My friends and I also tried the dumplings, and they were just as good. So fresh, juicy, and satisfying. The vibe of the restaurant is small and cozy, which makes it feel really warm and inviting, but it does get busy (a sign of how good the food is). Even with the rush, it still felt fun and lively inside. The decor is simple but cute.

Four of us came by here as one of the kids goes to Guelph U. The service here is prompt even tho…read morethey have just one server. I appreciated that they accommodated my request of no extra sauce on my dish. The rest got ramen. We also added dumplings and tofu to share. We were all very happy with the food. It was delish and clearly prepared with care. The place is clean, it was noisy when we first got there as it was 75% full, so keep that in mind if you are noise-sensitive.

Steak? In ramen? Oh heck yeah…read more I forgot to take pics but the ramen was absolutely delicious. My picky son absolutely loved it. He slurped up that broth like nobody's business. The broth is so good and comforting on a cold day. And the noodles and meat choices are awesome. You can't go wrong with any of the flavours. Highly recommend.

I have visited other Ajisen locations many times and the food and service have always been amazing…read more This location was the opposite. It did not feel welcoming at all. We ordered three ramens and a karaage and came for the curry lamb chop ramen special for 19.99. The photo showed a big lamb chop but what I got was tiny. My bowl was the last to arrive and it was wrong. They gave me sliced lamb even though we pointed at the lamb chop photo. They took it back and I sat there waiting while everyone else ate. When the correct ramen finally came the lamb chop was noticeably small and dry. When we brought up the size difference the staff just said that is how it is. No apology and no effort to explain. I also overheard the staff talking about the order and the manager did not sound happy. Whether she was upset at me or her team, the whole vibe was uncomfortable. Very disappointing experience compared to other Ajisen locations.

Came here for a quick lunch after visiting a friend in the West side. Lots of seats available for…read moreyou, small to larger groups. Also quite bright and decent decor, not too loud. Music is on the louder side though, but no problem. Quick review. You cannot sub ingredients/toppings, only noodles and if you're allergic to something. This is normal in Japan and I believe the owners are Japanese anyway. The staff girl is very kind, soft spoken and extremely patient, reminds me of staff in Japan. The broth itself was quite delicious. Only thing that put the whole dish down was the abundance of beansprouts, there were beansprouts on the top and bottom/side (?) but just a whole lot. The pork was almost paper thin and very small. Maybe if it came with more than just two thin meat, would be better. Otherwise everything else is okay. The price of $24 for the dragon is absolutely not worth it though. Should be around same price less than $20 for it. 3.6/5

Service was good, and the place had plenty of seating space which was nice…read more The ramen was just so-so. The pork char siu slices were very thin, and for the price, it didn't really feel worth it. Flavor-wise it was okay, but nothing beyond expectations. The chicken karaage was even more overpriced. $9.2 for just 4 small pieces - so basically ~$2.5 a bite, not worth it. Overall, it didn't really aligned with our expectations. We thought it was in a corner of the plaza so the price would have been reasonable, turned out that it wasn't really. Probably wouldn't revisit. Food (quality, creativity, consistency) - 3/5 Drinks (quality, variety) - NA/5 Ambience (interior design, cleanliness) - 3.5/5 Service (courtesy, knowledge, timeliness) - 3.5/5 Value (quality vs. price) - 2/5 OVERALL - 3

I've had ramen at other establishments but this was my very first time here. My friend was craving…read moresomething to warm the soul and they have great reviews. My friend had the King of Kings as our server said this is one of their most popular choices. I opted for the Spicy Charsu. Now I understand some people can't handle heat but I live off of Purple Tongue hot sauce which is made with some pretty hot peppers. I asked for a level one and the lady explained that the spice level on the Charsu was a whole series of levels higher than the King of Kings. I get that . Give me the heat. Anywho, she was comfortable with giving me 0.5 but said I could make it hotter if need be. Ok, better to start smaller I guess. They put some sauce on the side which I added to my bowl. Personally I found the 0.5 a nice tingle; it was good. Made my nose run. But I'm totally getting the level 1 next time. My friend however tried a sip of my broth, spit it out and said poison poison because of the heat Mind you, his King of Kings was a level 1. Which to me tasted creamy and delicious. I love a good pork bone soup and I opted for the Spicy Charsu because of the pork bone base. I loved the broth. It was perfection. The noodles were so fresh . The portion size was enormous. I kept eating and more noodles appeared. The Charsu had an amazing flavor to it . Smoky and delicious . My friend is a larger man and even he commented on the portion size saying he would be ok with a smaller size as he was so full. Good portions for your money. We also had the Gyoza and the TakoYaki. The TakoYaki was soft and loaded with the delicious sauce. The Gyoza were enormous. We were both 100% satisfied with our visit and will be back for sure.

Our second time eating at this location, and this time I tried the spice level 3 of the spicy…read morechashu ramen. The concerned server told me that it may be painful, but being the chili head that I am, I gladly took on the challenge. It was a larger bowl than their regular size and my ramen came topped with lots of corn, some mushrooms, bean sprouts and 6 large pieces of chasu. The broth was magma red, but it was not as spicy as I thought it would be. Don't get me wrong, it was spicy but not to the point where it would warrant a warning. The spicy broth tasted like a mix of Buldak sauce and Capsaicin, but didn't have much depth. I finished my ramen, broth and all and enjoyed most of the experience. The least favorite was the chasu and the egg as chasu did not taste fresh, and I could not taste the char on them at all. The egg was over-cooked and under marinated which was disappointing. It's still one of the few ramen options in Durham but can't say it's comparable to the other Kenzo locations.