I went back here with my wife and was very disappointed in the service. The waiter (skinny short…read moreearly/mid-twenties guy with glasses and long hair) was incapable of being kind, helpful or professional; he struggled to communicate without being rude. I'm not talking about a strong accent or anything, his English was definitely coherent, but what left an awful taste in my mouth was his bad attitude and straight-up rude demeanor towards my wife. He made our experience very off-putting and we were very disappointed. He was lucky I was tired that day, otherwise I might've made a scene. Good thing there is this thing called Yelp where customers can warn people (and business owners) about bad apples that might be bringing down the quality of their fine establishments! :) I don't recommend coming to Tsukuyomi if you are expecting decent service or to be treated like a human being. It was very confusing to even make an order, because the exasperated, impatient, and rude waiter did not want us to ask any questions about the menu. He also rushed us to make our order even though there were only two other people there: it was clearly not super busy. He later reluctantly checked in on us then immediately pressured us, assuming we were going to order more (insinuating it would be rude to just order drinks and appetizers). We definitely did not want to order more after the slimy salmon. We weren't super hungry and just wanted appetizers and drinks. It's an Izakaya, no? Can't I just order a few small plates and drinks? I ordered the salmon sashimi, usually my go-to order there (sometimes I get the salmon bowl instead). It tasted really yummy and came with a big serving, but unfortunately the sauce was drowning the fish and looked questionable; the texture of the dish was a bit concerning, both the salmon and the sauce were slimy and looked strange. Due to the rude waiter who made my wife uncomfortable I checked to see if the food had spit in it (I don't believe it did, thankfully, whew). Normally I would never suspect this kind of thing happening, but I heard the waiter laughing and talking about us to the cook right after we got done with our order, so I was a bit scared they would do something. In the past I would never have even through this place was capable of doing something disgusting like that, but now I have completely changed my mind. Although the food is still decent and pretty good, I think that whoever is managing the wait staff / restaurant needs to discipline them and tell them not to be so rude. I'm not sure it is the same owners because it seems like the quality and overall vibe of this place has fallen off a bit. If it IS the same owners, I hope they get their staff and food quality in order. Our past experiences at Tsukuyomi were pristine. We were regulars! I have some hope for this restaurant since it was one of the only good ramen / izakaya places near us, but this bad experience made me afraid to come back. I'd love to know if something was done to look into to this but I know it's hard to fix something like this. Theoretically would love an apology, but even if I got one, I'm almost 100 percent certain I wouldn't come back.

My favourite ramen place in the world! The whole place is just amazingly decorated with anime…read morecharacters and references. The music is on point also. We walked in without a reservation as soon as it opened at 5pm. The waiters are very friendly. Every food item is amazing and perfectly cooked. The ramen broth is to die for. I would eat here everyday if I could.

Never had ramen in Montreal before but the ramen game has picked up recently. I was looking to try…read morea new spot and stumbled upon Ichifuku; it blends in with its surroundings so you might miss it if you're not paying attention. I dropped by around 8:00pm on a Monday evening. Wasn't busy but they were already out of tonkotsu! They ended up having to close early and turn away a few customers as they ran out of broth. The music they had on made for some good vibes. Was surprised they were playing a mix of hip hop and popular music. Service was friendly but a tad slow. Wait for my ramen bowl was much longer than I'm used to. 25 minutes for solo dining? Isn't there a reason you sit at the bar? Lucky I wasn't in a rush. - Tan-tan men ($11.00) - spicy sesame pork in chicken broth. First time I've seen snow peas added to ramen. Broth was better than I expected. No MSG is used, heat level was good but the star was the in-house noodles. Great chewy bite; just wish there was a bit more. They take credit cards. Good bowl of ramen. Reasonably priced. 3.5 stars.

4 stars: Tan Tan Men Spicy and flavorful. We ordered thicker…read morenoodles but the texture feels a little hard for me. Overall, would recommend this entree if you're here for ramen. 3 stars: Tonkatsu with garlic oil This lacked flavor for me, maybe because I ate the Tan Tan Men soup first. Either way, I'd probably pass on this ramen. Overall, there's plenty of other restaurants in Montreal that I think are a lot tastier!

While I was in Montreal, I had to check out the FAMOUS Kinton Ramen (yes, I know about this spot…read morefrom their graphic t shirt collaboration with Uniqlo LOL). I stopped by around 8:45 PM, 15 minutes before they closed, but the staff were so kind and lovely, let me dine in, gave me a free drink on the house, and even told me to take my time and not worry about closing. I ordered the spicy garlic pork ramen with thick noodles, and I was blown away with how flavorful the broth and QQ (chewy) the noodles were. I didn't like the pork that much and found it a bit tough and gamey, but they do have two other types of meat (chicken, beef) as well as a vegetarian option available, as well as seasonal menu specials. If I was at McGill, I'd probably visit this spot a bit too often LOL, and I highly recommend checking them out for their comforting ramen bowls and incredibly kind service!

Stopped in for dinner and got the following: - Beer/Sake…read moreCombo: Comes with Original Pork Ramen and a choice of beer or sake. I went with the beer. You also need to decide if you want thick or thin noodles, went with thin. - Original Karaage Simple interior design and layout, either you sit at the tables or the bar. The staff member was very friendly, service was quick and the food came out fast. The Karaage was perfectly fried, seasoned and delicious. However, no dipping sauce is provided, all other joints that I've been to will give you a mayo dipping sauce, not here. The Ramen - noodles were perfectly cooked, however honestly package ramen had a better flavor than their Original pork ramen unfortunately. I had expected this rich and creaminess of the pork broth, that was sticky-lipped intensifying, but it was not. This was disappointing and thus can only give 2 stars. I can't say for other noodle type, but original pork ramen needs a lot of work.

Was craving ramen. This restaurant was still open and close to our hotel. So happy we tried it…read morebecause it was one of the best ramens I've had. It was so hearty and the noodles tasted handmade. Wish they gave more broth though. The inside decor was cool. The servers are nice and friendly. Food was served fairly quickly.

No wait Sunday around 6pm…read more Parking found easily a half block away. Fun spot for the kids, a lot going on, and tasty noodles. Ochairo drink - 3.5 stars HH nasu eggplant - 3.5 stars Tonkotsu garlic oil - 4 stars Tonkotsu spicy miso - 4 stars $103 CAD total

Food is godlike, ambience is godlike, service is great and staff knows that their ramen is top tier…read more Will eat here until I can't no more

Honestly this place is very overrated. I was so excited to see what all the hype was about and it…read morewas very disappointing. The ramen was okay. I ordered the veggie and my partner had the pork. Come early if you're going to try this spot! Seating is limited and some people waited over an hour.

One of those ramen places that is tucked underground…read more Ordered the Gold Kame Special. Miso based noodles with bamboo shoots, egg, potatoes, and charshiu. The misu flavor was right, but towards the end, it was salty. I guess the spices was at the bottom! Service was fast. Relaxed atmosphere.

Small underground restaurant tucked on the side of the streets. Service is a little slow as there's…read moreonly one girl waiting on all tables. She was extremely helpful as the menu was largely in French and it did not explain what was included in the ramen. Extra toppings are super cheap! (They're listed as CAD) We ordered: Tonkotsu basic ($12.25) Silver shiro basic ($10) Chicken karaage Don ($7.50) Silver shiro special ($14.50) Toppings price: Onion crisp ($0.50) Corn ($1) Naruto ($1.50) Chashu ($2) Egg ($2) Nori ($1) The broth for the Tonkotsu basic wasn't too heavy and the noodles had a really good texture. They were not stingy with the toppings at all! HUGE PLUS. The Chashu slices were also thick as hell compared to how thin they were back in NYC. They really go all out for you. My friends who ordered the combo loved the Karaage Don a lot. Overall, solid lunch place that doesn't disappoint.

Coming from Toronto, I have fairly high expectations for ramen. Their menu is simple, with only 3…read moremain kinds of ramen as well as a small seasonal menu. We tried their Rouge, Blanc, and seasonal Tsukemen. Their ramen had a good flavour, and I quite enjoyed the texture of the noodles which were curly and a bit on the thicker side. The broth was made using chicken stock and normally I'm more of a Tonkotsu (pork broth) fan, so I found that it was a bit lacking in the richness. I also thought the Rouge could have been much spicier (would have been nice if there was an adjustable spice option). Unfortunately the meat in the dish was lacking, normally you want fatty pieces of cha siu but you can see that the meat in the ramen was incredibly lean and dry. They did give you a large quantity in the Premium sets but I wish the cut of pork was fattier. The quantity of the food was quite nice, for example the tsukemen comes in multiple sizes and even the smallest size (regular) comes with a lot of noodles. Overall the food was tasty and I did like how much toppings came in the premium sets. There's definitely room for improvement but it was a satisfying bowl nonetheless.

Amazing ramen spot! There were quite a few options for different levels of the amount of toppings…read moreyou can order. I ordered a simple vegan option and it was delicious! The large mushroom was my favorite part of the ramen. The portions are very good, and I left feeling extremely full. The restaurant itself was very hot inside, and even though the restaurant was empty, all customers were seated in one small little area. So my only complaint was that the restaurant was very hot inside.

Every person interested in working in the restaurant service industry should visit this restaurant…read moreto learn what not to do. I eat at restaurants regularly for work and pleasure, and have experienced all forms of bad service before, but never have I been moved to right a negative review. In this case, with both bad service and insulting wait staff, I feel not warning other potential diners would be wrong.

I came for MTL à TABLE, unfortunately that menu is for 2 people. So I didn't get to try the sea…read moregrapes. :( I didn't like the spicy tantanmen. The flavours were strong and bold. Savoury, rich and intense with the numbing of Sichuan peppercorn. But that dish was too heavy for me. The bites of dehydrated tofu tasted just like chashu. On the other side, loved the dessert!! The Wagashi Umami, a homemade mousse with a red beans daifuku mochi, was light and fresh. Exactly what I needed! :D