Great soup! Intimate place, polite service. Highly recommended! Located in a great area.

I came to Kyouka Ramen after hearing a lot of good things, and it definitely lived up to the hype. I originally thought they had mazemen on the menu, but it looks like that's from an older menu. Instead, I went for the tsukemen and was pleasantly surprised, the broth wasn't as heavy or salty as other tsukemen I've tried, which made it much easier to enjoy. The ramen noodles were quite thick had a nice chew and held up well in the dipping broth. And it comes with both pork and chicken slices which i thought was nice. My mom ordered the yuzu ramen, and that was the standout of the night. I'd never tried a citrus-based broth before, but the yuzu gave it this light, slightly sour, very refreshing taste. It's not something you find at every ramen spot, and I'd highly recommend it if you want something different from the usual tonkotsu. Prices felt fair for the portion size, especially given the quality of the broth and ingredients. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu (and hopefully they bring back the mazemen someday!). read more

Kyouka Ramen - tsukemen - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Outstanding. Wonderful flavors. Great menu, even vegetarians. Generous portions. The simplest selection is still delicious!

Located by the Beaches area, Kyouka Ramen serves some fantastic bowls of ramen with rich, flavourful broth. Each ramen I've tried tasted great, from their signature Kyouka, Kyouka Paitan Miso, to the tsukemen (dipping ramen). You don't need to choose between chicken or pork broth as their signature Kyouka ramen combines both and is reminiscent of a tonkotsu ramen. Their Kyouka paitan miso is also unique, mixing chicken, pork and miso broth. If you like lighter or more refreshing broths, the tsukemen is an excellent choice. It has a subtle seafood flavour from the edible kelp stock. Not overwhelmingly fishy at all, only noticeable when comparing to the other ramen choices. Portions are filling, the tsukemen felt smaller compared to other ramen options. Though it comes with noodles on the side for you to dip, so not as rich as the other choices. Highly recommend this ramen spot when you're in the area! Very rarely, a ramen spot nailed all the ramen choices we've tried. You won't be disappointed with any of the options. read more

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Pretty good ramen. You're looking at $16-18 a bowl. I got the recommended one and it was delicious. I really liked the fact that my chasu wasn't fatty, it was lean. My husband got the shoyu ramen and enjoyed it too. Keep in mind if you make it fire spicy it's an extra $1. Some tables but it does fill up quick (not enough for a line) we went on a Sunday lunch at 1pm. Hot and fresh... It was delicious on a cold day! read more

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Great place to get a vegetarian ramen! Delicious broth, chewy noodles and great service! read more

Kyouka Ramen - Yuzu vegetarian ramen - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Kyouka house ramen + spicy. Don't think twice and just go - the style of noodles is very unique and incomparable with other ramen restaurants. Twisty and easy to chew, paired with a delicious broth - it's a top spot! If only they had a spot closer to downtown Toronto! Hidden gem? read more

Kyouka Ramen - Stay true to the original House ramen bowl with the spicy bit on top. - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

My go to Ramen spot in my neighborhood. Broth is so yummy and I love all the extra options you can add!

My friends were hungry and wanted something to drink. Then I remembered oh why don't we go check out kyouka it's been a minute since I went back. I remember my first experience was really amazing and then my second experience was pretty flat. I haven't gone back in like 4 years. One of my friends never tried it so it was a good time for an introduction. While I was reciting the beautiful history of the ramen culture scene in Toronto . The server overheard my story and said that I was pretty knowledgeable and accurate. Then he told me he was the owner what a pleasant surprise. Unfortunately I ate some food and was still full so I couldn't try the ramen. Instead I opted for the kaarage wings. It's a perfect combination of sauce and crunch. The wings were moist and tender and the sauce drenched on it was very balanced. 10/10 for the wings. My friend let me tried the broth it was good. I wish I had a larger stomache space. A good find in the beaches area! read more

Kyouka Ramen - Kaarage wings - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

I really enjoy the Ramen and the service here. Like most places it can get busy but the staff are very friendly and efficient and seem to get every seated and comfortable really quickly. All the staff are incredibly friendly :) The first time I was here I tried the Kyouka Ramen. Regular Spicy. It was really good. Quite delicious! I enjoyed everything about it. Second time I tried a special Ramen they were advertising. I forgot what it was called but it was about $3 more than the others, so about $16. It was supposed to be spicy and had a bunch of extra items in it. This spicy Ramen came with a little side of extra spicy oil/paste, which I thought was really smart! What some may call "spicy" for others might be mild, so this gave me the option to raise the spicy level as much as I wanted. Neat! As good as this special spicy Ramen was I missed the traditional broth and taste of the Kyouka Ramen I had before. So I highly recommend this place for Ramen, but maybe stick with the Kyouka Ramen or the regular choices. read more

Kyouka Ramen - This is the "Kyouka Ramen" - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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I love ramen. I can eat it every day and not grow tired of it. I'm the type who used to have it for breakfast. Every day. And, I'm not a struggling undergraduate student. I am simply a fan. My friend from Victoria was in town. We both grew up in the Beaches and met in high school. She was staying in our old neighbhourhood and we wanted to get together for dinner. I had flagged Kyouka Ramen for a while and suggested that we go. She was game. You cannot make reservations at this restaurant. It opens at 5:30 pm on a Tuesday night. We decided to meet at 6 pm. I tend to show up early to everything, so I thought that I'd get a table for us. She tends to be late, but I'm so patient that it's not an issue. I recommend parking on a side street. I parked on Beech Avenue. You don't have to think about paying for parking that way. I got to the restaurant at 5:50 pm and it was pretty busy. I was quickly greeted by a woman who looked confused, but I realized as my friend and I dined there that it was just her natural facial expression. Both she and a male staffer led me to a four-seater table. Um, okay. I ordered a Diet Coke to start. I leafed through the menu as I waited for my friend. I'd estimate that at 6:05 pm, the male staffer came over and asked me how long my friend would get here. She had just texted me five minutes ago and said that she as running late. I told him that. He wanted the exact time. It felt awkward. I said that I would text her back. He explained that there were three customers waiting and that my table would be better suited for their needs. I realize that it makes common business sense. Perhaps not seating me at a larger table to start would avoid moving me around as you see fit and not making me feel uncomfortable. He offered the bar area, but I wanted a relaxed setting so that my friend and I could leisurely dine and catch up on our lives. My friend tends to shut off her data after she texts. I knew that she wouldn't be responding. I had to stall. Luckily, the two-seater table next to me had cleared. He came over and said that all was okay. I moved over after he had cleared and cleaned the table. The view was better, so that was a plus. My friend came in about seven minutes later. She can walk fast! She apologized. All was good. We both ordered the shio ramen. It's weird that the menu description starts off with "edible kelp stock." I guess that's good as opposed to the non-edible type?! The portion size is decent. Our food came fairly fast. I appreciated it, as I was hungry! The ramen is thick and wavy. It was delicious. The broth had more oil than I am used to, but it wasn't gross. I frankly didn't taste much flavour in the broth. It was okay. The chashu is thickly sliced. You get two slices. It was different. I normally see some sort of charred part. This one looked like it went into the oven and the meat candy disappeared. Weird! It was tender. I liked the seaweed. The broth tasted better when the seaweed was swimming in it. The egg was okay. It wasn't marinated as much as I would have liked it to be. It also didn't have a whole lot of flavour. For dessert, we ordered ice cream. I went with the black sesame. My friend ordered the green tea. Part of me wanted to ordered each flavour, but it was way too much. I loved the black sesame ice cream. It was creamy and I loved how it tasted. This statement may sound sad, but I loved the ice cream more than the ramen. We stayed at this restaurant for 1.5 hours, laughing and eating. It's cozy once all the craziness dies down at around 7 pm. The washrooms are just past the dangling flag as you walk northbound in the restaurant. There are washroom stalls on either side and are unisex. I wasn't wowed by the ramen. It was okay. The seating drama likely damped my experience here. However, I'd come back and give it another try. The ice cream is worth the return visit. (117) read more

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Really really good Ramen. Service is polite and fast. I've dined in and taken out. The Wings are really good. The Ramen, (I prefer miso) is right up there with the best I've had. It's not a big place. There are tables in the front, cafe bar style seating, and the kitchen takes up half the restaurant. But, it feels authentic. read more

Enjoyed a nice dinner here on Saturday night after checking out the art installations at Woodbine Beach. Ramen was a great choice as it was so cold outside. It was crowded here, which was a good sign. We were seated at the counter right away; we had a good view of the ramen prep taking place. I ordered the Kyouka Ramen that includes two types of meat (chicken and pork). The broth had a nice flavour, which went well with all the toppings. The noodles were unique as they were thicker than the usual noodles I see in ramen. Patrons around us ordered the karaage (fried chicken); it looked delicious and I regretted not ordering it. Kyouka is in the Beaches, but I'd like to return to try other menu items. Good for: ramen read more

Kyouka Ramen - Kyouka Ramen (mild spice) - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

The absolute best ramen spot in Toronto. The noodles are exactly like you'd find in Japan. Slightly thicker, chewier and speckled with bits of wheat - which is much more authentic than the yellow noodle ramen shops here usually get. Amazing stuff, must try. Mazemen is amazing. The ramens are amazing, but the tsukemen is just very good (still high praise); tsukemen typically has much thicker noodles, almost like udon. Regardless, this is a ramen shop, not a tsukemen shop. read more

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Best noodle shop in the beaches Toronto area. Fresh made ramen with great flavours. Highly recommend ordering whatever the special of the day is as it doesn't disappoint. read more

Fast service and food that's the real MVP! Not a hint of greasiness - just pure culinary excellence served piping hot! Lighting played DJ with some bright beats, but who cares when the flavor party is this lit! Seriously, I'd eat here even if they used disco ball lighting. #LitFlavors read more

Craving for ramen on a cold Friday night and stumbled upon this place on yelp (other ramen places in downtown seemed to be packed). There was no line around 9pm on a Friday night. We ordered two kyouka ramen and the chicken wings appetizer to share. Highly recommend the chicken wings here! They were crispy, flavourful and different than your regular karage. The $11 kyouka ramen came with chicken chasiu, half a soft boiled egg, and some veggie toppings. You can customise the amount of fat and spice level. The chicken chasiu was a little dry but the noodles were pretty good. The location is a little inconvenient for us, not sure if we will come all the way again for a bowl of ramen. read more

I'm a tough sell. Honestly, not a fan of Ramen, but my daughter begged me to give it a try. I still don't personally feel a need to go back, but I'll admit there was good flavor in the broth, meat, egg, etc. My kids and wife loved it all though, and the service was great. Ramen is just not my thing. read more

"The best authentic" ramen: that statement is such a personalized experience that no one should feel bad expressing their honest feelings toward the food here. Important to read about Kyouka ramen: it's a "new-age Japanese ramen" that " pushed past the traditional boundaries and created a new and dynamic understanding of the making of ramen broth" - excerpt from handout in restaurant. THINGS I LOVED: -Chili paste: not the bottled kind. On close examination you can tell it's home made. I could make a meal out of just this and their delicious rice. -Rice: good rice can make anything taste better! -Ramen noodle: nice texture and mouthfeel with a satisfying chew without being chewy. Would love to try this in one of their dry dishes. -Chicken Cashu: oh so tender and surprisingly smoky DELISH! -Spicy Chicken Donburi - tastes like they mixed their savoury chili paste with ground chicken OH MY! TIPS: - taste the broth right away if it's salty enough remove the black sheet of seaweed. - The chili paste is spicy. Their "mild" spicy was medium to me. You can ask for it on the side then add it in yourself. - order the "fully loaded" version for $4 extra which doubles the toppings if you have a big appetite. - you can order "no fat" if you find their soup too fatty. They have made improvements from previous reviews: coat rack by door but you can also put it on the back of your chair, we sat at the end of the bar by the door which was warm with no drafts (make sure no one's holding the door open) and nice jazz piano music in the background. There are a few menu items that you can order to go but not all. I did appreciate that they separated the soup from the noodles when they wrapped up my leftovers. Sweet attentive staff. Steady stream of both Asian and non-Asian customers alike coming here (Thursday lunch time). read more

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WOW, this restaurant never disappoints with their amazing flavors. The flavor profiles that they use in their food is off the charts. Whenever I'm able to pass by there I always get myself the soup. If you ever have the chance to be down in that neighborhood and you love Ramen soup this place is definitely worth the try. read more

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My kids love this ramen place. We go at least once a week . Staff is friendly and service is quick

Pretty good ramen in the east end! The noodles and the broth are great here. Don't overlook the donburi bowls either- they had more flavour than I was expecting. One star off for the small portion of ramen. If you're hungry, definitely get extra noodles! read more

Came here on Canada Day to fulfill an intense ramen craving--thankfully they had just opened and the restaurant filled up pretty quickly. We grabbed two seats by the bar and checked in to Yelp right away. I was greeted with a Yelp check-in offer for $2 off of the karaage chicken wings, which the staff insisted was expired. Nonetheless, he graciously honoured it--and I'm so glad they did because they were my fave part of the meal. They were freshly deep fried and flavoured in a sweet soy sauce/some other Asian marinade. Delicious (it came with 3), The ramen was disappointing. The broth was quite oily and quite heavy, but not in a rich, flavourful way (we got the signature Kyouka and the shio with chicken broth). The noodles were pretty good, and thicker than most other places I've been. The meat was forgettable, and our bowls of ramen were served with choy, which I found to be strange. The egg was well done (I was hoping for a soft-boiled one) and the bowl comes with a ton of bean sprouts. I feel like they cater to the taste of the crowd that frequents in the Beaches--great service, but average food. read more

I was in the area for an event, but was starving. As I surveyed my dinner options, I decided on ramen because for $11, what could go wrong? Turned out to be the BEST bowl of ramen I ever had! I ordered their namesake "Kyouka" ramen, with the original level of broth fat and mild spiciness. The broth tasted so rich and flavourful-- it was amazing! My friend informed me that their broths are a mix of both chicken and pork stock. I don't think this is the case in any of the other ramen places I've tried--so perhaps this is the key to amazing ramen. Despite how far out east on Queen it is....quite a long streetcar ride away...I will be back for more ramen! read more

Kyouka Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Food ok; bland, not special. Rice or noodles come w/ entrées. After starters, I requested noodles instead of rice w/ a beef dish: THEY WOULDN'T DO IT!! Really? You have 1·Rice & 2·Noodles. You declined a simple & possible request!? You've now lost 2 diners! It was my first visit, but my Japanese friend patronised often...until this happened. Response welcome! read more

I love this place! I have tried various ramen restaurants on the east, downtown, and west side of Toronto. This is absolutely my favourite. Wonderful staff and delicious ramen. My 6 and 4 year old also give it 5 stars. read more

This is likely one of my fave ramen places in the city. Luckily it's in the East End :) Its a small restaurant so space is tight and there is likely a line if you guy during peak hours. People are friendly and the ramen is super tasty. The broth is really flavorful and the noodles seem fresh. I love the thickness of the noodles. Not too thick and not too thin. I wanna try all their ramens! read more

Authentic taste and service. I love this place. $11 for the house ramen, and boy did I drink that broth from the bowl. It is possible that I enjoyed it that much extra because it was a cold day. The service was great, sitting at the bar to see your meal getting prepped is always nice when the chef can give you tips on what to order. Watching him prep, everything he did was with careful precision. My only small criticism is the meat, I prefer slightly fatty pieces of meat in my ramen. read more

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This place is out near the beaches, so it was quite a trip for me since I took the 501. It's probably one of the only ramen places in the area, but it definitely did not disappoint. It's a pretty small restaurant with limited seating: a few seats up at the bar, a table near the front for larger groups, and a few high seats along the sides for two. There's a coat rack near the doorway, so feel free to use it if needed. Washrooms are clean and maintained, though they are a bit small (but then the whole place is kind of small anyways). Most of their ramen bowls are $11 when I went. The usual shio and shoyu bowls that you find on most menus in most ramen places. There were a couple bowls at $13, but I ended up going with the Kyouka Ramen for $11 because their name was on it; of course, if they put their name on it, it must be good right? You have the option to choose your level of spicy and salty as well. About 5 minutes later, bowls were served up. The size of the bowl is not too bad: it's a little bigger than what you'd get at a place like sansotei for example. The Kyouka ramen comes as it is presented on the menu: one piece of pork, one piece of chicken half an egg, wood ear mushrooms, bean sprouts, one piece of naruto fish cake, ... well basically what they wrote down. No mystery there. The broth was heavy in flavour, and the noodles had time to soak in some of that goodness. Definitely an enjoyable bowl, though if you're not a fan of salt you might want to get less salt in it. We also got an order of chicken wings. It was deep-fried when our order was placed, so it's very hot when it arrives. Seasoned with sesame and pepper, it comes with a lot of flavour. You get 3 pieces for $6, which I feel is a bit too much for wings. If you're in the area and craving ramen, Kyouka has you covered. read more

I love this place. Great ramen and very nice people. It's nice to sit at the bar. They also do a very good (and fast) take-our business. Definitely worth a visit! read more

The storefront is clean and bright with about 8 bar seats and 4-5 small tables. Main: Kyouka Ramen - less fat + spicy You can choose the amount of floating pork fat pieces based on how rich you want the noodles. The ramen broth is rich and not overly salty even with the spice paste mixed in. The spicy option is not too spicy. I like the good amount of bean sprouts and chives which gave the ramen more dimensions. Karaage Chicken Wings - takes 10-15 min from order 3 full wings with the order. Served piping hot. Wings were crispy and flavoured inside out. There is a good amount of sauce and not too salty. Seems like the chef did some work to separate the drumsticks from the wing, which was a thoughtful touch. Service is efficient and servers are very attentive. They can navigate their way through the little narrow shop with ease! I find the downtown location tastes better than the uptown location. read more

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We had a fantastic experience here! My family visited in late June on a drive from Niagara Falls to Cobourg. We stopped for a few hours for lunch and shopping and this area was perfect. The day was rainy so ramen was the perfect lunch. Our daughter got the veggie mild ramen, our son the shoyu, I ordered the less fat, and my husband ordered the original spicy. We were all thrilled with our choices. Rich, deep flavors yet simple and satisfying. Fast, friendly service and quality ingredients made the entire visit excellent. read more

Kyouka Ramen - Kyouka ramen less fat mild (no fish cake). - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Haven't come back for almost 2 years. Never bother to travel to downtown while they have a second shop in Markham. Though it is authentic, I consider this is a second tier ramen shop, as their quality really deteriorates over time. The place is quite small, so it is definitely not for large groups. I ordered the tsuke ramen ($11), while my wife ordered the house ramen ($11). They don't have an option to get more noodles which is a bummer, as my wife and I usually share a large order. They have something called fully loaded ($15) which doubles the toppings, however, I am here for the ramen, not necessary the toppings, yet another disappointment. For this type of Japanese comfort food, it's best to pair with beer, especially Japanese beer. Sadly, they only have two options to choose from, bottle Sopporo ($6.50) or Sleeman ($4.50), as you might already know, both are domestic beer and no taps. Why would I pay $6.50 for a domestic beer in a bottle? Another thumb down. Tsukemen: They separate the soup from the noodles and toppings. The soup is a little thicker than the regular soup base, simply because it is supposed to be used as a noodle sauce. The ramen noodles were thicker than the one I tasted 2 years ago, however it's perfect for this type of sauce based ramen. I would have liked it better if the soup or sauce were hotter. Since the noodles were served cold, it easily turns the sauce lukewarm. I suggest to finish the serving in 5 minutes or less. I found the sauce a little bit on the salty side, but I do like the chili paste which adds a kick to the whole experience. read more

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I actually like winter, I feel justified getting fat and wearing saggy arsed sweatpants in public, who cares anymore, seriously. I'm a hermit by nature anyway, I deleted my Tinder so I can do other things with my fingers alone at night. Netflix and diddle the skittle. Don't have to shave anything anymore. But more importantly, winter is noodle season, ramen is my new jam after years of pho. I'll still go there, don't get me wrong but that duck egg thing, split in half, resting on top, sweet Jesus, it's food porn isn't it? I once saw an Instagram post where the yolk was still really soft and someone broke it open with their chopsticks and all the yellow goo exploozed into the broth. It's a visual I've kept in storage of my mind when I want to hurry things along sometimes while the Netflix is loading the next episode of Mad Men, which I am currently rewatching because it never gets old. Anyway I've been to a few ramen places downtown, all very good, haven't really met a bowl I didn't want to deep throat and sputter. When I read about this place in my own neighbourhood, I thought whoa, I need to try it. I've been here a couple of times and ordered the Kyouka bowl both times, so this is how I know I can tell you for sure that this place is my favourite ramen in the entire city. First of all, the space is really friendly so you can be by yourself and not feel weird. In fact, ramen is best eaten alone in silence because you're supposed to slurp it up in under 8 minutes. I like to sit at the bar, that's where singles go. The chef is unnervingly handsome though and I'm a noisy sloppy eater, I feel a little self-conscious. Japanese culture is so refined and the people are so polite and elegant BUT! they want you to eat your noodles like a Bernese mountain dog. It's considered good manners. I am so needing to go to Japan, I feel like they would embrace me as some female Godzilla that they could tame with tentacle porn. It would work. read more

Kyouka Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

We like this place because it's never busy (like sansotei or santouka). The food is good (but not amazing). It's a small joint, really laid back atmosphere, and quiet. We're usually the only people there during a weekday lunch. The service is quick. You can specify the level of spice and lard/fat, and the noodles are served al-dente, just like they should be. My issue is that the chashu is not charred/torched; it's a bit chewy. They got a new waitress who doesn't speak English, but if you point at the menu item you want she'll understand what you mean. Just be patient with her. read more

After spending the day at the beach, we were hungry. And I couldn't think of any better food to satisfy my hunger than a bowl of Ramen! We tried the Original Kyouka ramen and were pleasantly satisfied with our choice. The noodles had a nice chewiness to them and the broth was super flavourful. We were debating getting the fully loaded option but glad we didn't because the regular bowl had enough fixings. I would probably try the less fatty version next time instead of the original so I can finish the entire broth with no guilt ;) I'd also probably try the spicy version instead of medium spice next time just to kick it up a notch :) read more

Kyouka Ramen - Original Kyouka ramen - delicious!! - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

My partner and I traveled around Toronto trying all of the top 5 ramen places in the city, according to online lists, rating companies etc. Kyouka was not on any of the lists we used, however, when it opened, due to its proximity to our house, we gave it a shot. Kyouka is by far, the BEST ramen we have tried in Toronto, and go here every time we want ramen. We typically do takeout now and get the fully loaded dipping ramen. We reheat the broth and dump the stuff in when we get home. Man...it is magical. You will not be disappointed. read more

Stumbled on this hidden gem in my neighbourhood and I must say, one of the best ramen I have had. For $15 I doubled up the ingredients and the ramen tasted so good. They use a vegetable broth which makes it less overpowering. We got the Shio Ramen, which had more of a fish taste and we also got the Kyouka Ramen which has more meat and is very hearty. Service was great, and excellent vibe. Not much room for seats but didn't have to wait at all - I went in December. Great addition / surprise for anybody living or stopping by the Beaches area. read more

Kyouka Ramen - The photo doesn't do justice. So good. Chile paste is great as well! - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

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Kyouka Ramen is my go to ramen place in the East end. The restaurant is very small but very cozy on a cold Fall night. I love their karage chicken wings but they only give you three peice for the price of $7.99. They are definitely one of the better ramen places in Toronto. Even better than some places downtown. read more

Kyouka Ramen - Kyouka Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Came to Kyouka Ramen on Family Day, and surprised they were open! My friend raved about the food here so we decided to go together. Ordered the : chicken wings (6$), Shoyu chicken broth ramen $11, and the beef tendon donburi $6. The chicken wings were seasoned well and hot from the fryer, however I disliked the fact they came full-wing style and not cut up. It was odd to eat with your hands and then switch back to chopsticks for the ramen. I would prefer karrage (boneless fried chicken) like the other ramen joints. The beef tendon donburi was disappointing. The tendon texture and the starchiness of the rice made it a very carb-rich dish and it just wasn't very tasty over all. The ramen was decent. The broth was tasty, however my noodles were a tad over-cooked. They came out of a package and were tossed into the ramen boiler. I prefer my ramen al dente rather than soft and mushy. At just over $40 for 2 people, I will likely not return to Kyouka Ramen. read more

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