Best Ramen Restaurants in Brossard (2026) - Reviews & Menus

Brossard

Mentioned in: 16 Izakayas to Try in Montreal: a Japanese Pub Guide Best South Shore (Montreal) Restaurants View More

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Reviewers consistently praise Iru Izakaya for warm, attentive service and a lively yet refined atmosphere that evokes a Tokyo izakaya, with an open kitchen and stylish decor. The food is described as delicious and inventive, featuring shareable plates, dumplings, wagyu, octopus, ramen and sushi-inspired dishes, while the cocktail and sake programs are frequently highlighted. Many guests appreciate the menu formats such as discovery and experience, which offer a broad tasting and are often cited as ideal for celebrations or group dinners. Pricing is routinely noted as on the higher side, but the consensus is that quality and presentation justify the cost, despite some comments about small portions or occasional inconsistency. A few critiques mention slower service for cocktails or busy periods, and a handful of dishes that did not meet expectations or felt less authentic. Overall, Iru Izakaya is described as a standout choice on the south shore for groups, special occasions, or a casual night out, with repeat visits and broad praise for the food and ambiance.View restaurant profile

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Yun Nan Nouilles Riz De Yunnan

Open until 9 pm

(112)

Brossard

Chinese Ramen Asian Soups Gluten-free Options

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Yun Nan Nouilles Riz De Yunnan is described as a reliable and popular spot with fast service, clean surroundings, and a good variety of soup noodles. The spicy options are noted as very hot and flavorful, and the taste is described as distinct from many Asian restaurants in the area. Dishes like wonton soup, pickle soup, and chicken general tao are praised for their delicious flavors, with portions described as generous and prices as good value. Service is repeatedly described as rapid and efficient, with meals arriving quickly and noodle refills available, and there is usually no need to wait for a table. The overall impression is of consistent quality and a dependable go to choice, though a few reviews say the flavors can be solid rather than spectacular.View restaurant profile

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Kinton Ramen

Open until 10:30 pm

(978)

Brossard

Japanese Ramen Soups

Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try

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Kinton Ramen earns praise for rich, comforting broths, generous portions and a wide range of options from pork and spicy garlic beef to vegetarian bowls. Noodles are generally well cooked, toppings are high quality, and broth flavors stay balanced across many classics. The ambiance is warm and unpretentious, making it suitable for a casual lunch, a family meal, or a cozy date, while service is often described as fast, friendly and attentive. Value is a common theme, with many reviewers noting generous portions and reasonable prices, occasionally tempered by comments about extra charges or price for certain toppings. Some reviews point to standout details like thoughtful packing for takeout and reliable consistency across visits, while others mention rare missteps such as under seasoned, watery broth or a dish that arrived cold or overly salty. The range of options also means vegans and meat lovers can find satisfying choices, and several posts highlight the quality of eggs, donburi options, and the occasional dessert or summer special. Cleanliness and a welcoming staff contribute to a positive overall impression, and many readers say they will return to try other bowls. In short, Kinton Ramen is a dependable go to for flavorful ramen and solid service, with most experiences lining up as enjoyable, though some days may vary.View restaurant profile

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Nouilles De Hui

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm

(17)

Brossard

Vietnamese Ramen

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Reviews of Nouilles De Hui highlight authentic flavors, a rich broth, chewy noodles, and a generous amount of meat, all served in a small, homey mom-and-pop setting. Portions are not huge and prices reflect that, making it a solid, fast lunch option with good value. The atmosphere feels casual, more like a food court than a formal restaurant, but the staff are friendly and service is quick, with diners often leaving satisfied across multiple visits. The ramen is generally well liked, with comments about great soup and solid noodles, even from those who are not experts in Asiatic cuisine. Dishes such as katsu pork and pork knuckle are noted as appealing and worthwhile. Taken together, the reviews suggest Nouilles De Hui as a dependable, affordable choice for flavorful bowls that are easy to take home for a second meal.View restaurant profile

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Ramen Isshin

Open until 9:30 pm

(428)

Brossard

Ramen Japanese Asian Grill Vegetarian Soups

Mentioned in: The Montreal Ramen Guide: Essential Bowls You Need to Try

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Ramen Isshin receives consistently high praise for its rich, balanced broths and carefully prepared noodles, with many reviewers highlighting miso varieties, including spicy and red miso, as standout, along with shio and tsukemen. Bowls are described as flavorful, comforting, and well proportioned, featuring tender chashu, marinated eggs with just the right runniness, and generous toppings, with mentions of sesame grinding rituals and occasional carrot accents. Service is repeatedly praised as fast and friendly, the venue as clean and modern, and the QR code ordering system as convenient, though a few visits note slower service during peak times or a rare hiccup with the ordering flow. It’s regarded as among the best ramen on the South Shore, with generous portions and good value; sides like karaage, gyoza, takoyaki, and appealing desserts like shaved ice are common complements. While some comments address price or occasional variation in broth saltiness, the overall sentiment is enthusiastic and many diners say they will return.View restaurant profile