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Depuis la période Edo au Japon (1600 à 1867 AC), le miso est connu comme un produit sain et savoureux condiment et a été aimé pendant des générations.
Le miso est fabriqué avec du soja, du riz (ou de l'orge dans certains cas) et du sel en étant fermenté pendant un certain temps période de temps. Il est originaire de Chine, s'est répandu au Japon au IXe siècle et est devenu connu sous le nom de pâte de miso. Dans la longue histoire du Japon, le miso a été une source de protéines suffisante pour rehausser le riz, la soupe ou comme sauce sur des plats d'accompagnement de légumes.
En tant qu'aliment fermenté, le miso est une excellente source de probiotiques ou de bactéries bénéfiques, ce qui augmente la santé de votre intestin et renforce votre système immunitaire. Le miso est également riche en protéines, en minéraux comme le manganèse et le zinc, et la vitamine E, la vitamine K, diverses vitamines B et l'acide folique.
Depuis la période Edo au Japon (1600 à 1867 AC), le miso est connu comme un produit sain et savoureux condiment et a été aimé pendant des générations.
Le miso est fabriqué avec du soja, du riz (ou de l'orge dans certains cas) et du sel en étant fermenté pendant un certain temps période de temps. Il est originaire de Chine, s'est répandu au Japon au IXe siècle et est devenu connu sous le nom de pâte de miso. Dans la longue histoire du Japon, le miso a été une source de protéines suffisante pour rehausser le riz, la soupe ou comme sauce sur des plats d'accompagnement de légumes.
En tant qu'aliment fermenté, le miso est une excellente source de probiotiques ou de bactéries bénéfiques, ce qui augmente la santé de votre intestin et renforce votre système immunitaire. Le miso est également riche en protéines, en minéraux comme le manganèse et le zinc, et la vitamine E, la vitamine K, diverses vitamines B et l'acide folique.
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Em
So disappointed in my experience today. I've been coming to this place for years but started coming less because the food was less qualitative than it used to be. I decided to give it another chance today.
It took more than 1 hour for me to get my bowl of ramen. In the past, I've never waited more than 20 minutes, even when the place was full. I ordered extra fries (4pcs) with my bowl. After more than an hour, the server brought the bowl with 2 pcs & says they will bring the rest soon, which then arrived at the end of my bowl. How is it so difficult to fry 4 fries? Tofu was also missing on my bowl but the wait was so long that i didn't want to ask & wait more. The ramen was good, broth was flavorful but not spicy for tantanmen. Not good enough for such a long wait tho.
The server was very kind, was tryng her best & i could see that she was embarassed of the situation.
Sadly, i think it was my last time there!
Jasmine
I've come here many times, the food is amazing & the service great & fast.
It is to note that a couple of times the food was too salty & the Cha-shu is often just fat (that might be the whole point though but just not my preference). I mostly always order the Gold kome Special which is my favorite. They offer to water it down a little with extra broth if it's too savory which is very appreciated in those rare moments.
The food there is very much worth it overall. The restaurant is small, cozy, the food is comforting. Will definetly remain a regular there.
Frank
I came here by myself & it was really enjoyable. Quiet & surprisingly small but it had a really nice atmosphere. The waiter was really kind at helping me choose what I should try. The Gold Kome Chashu Deluxe is a good start if you're trying out ramen for the first time. It came quickly & I had a great first experience. This place truly gave me a new interest in ramen.
Phuc
Ramen Misoya is a cozy basement spot that delivers flavorful ramen at a more affordable price point than many others in the city. Portions are generous, especially the amount of chashu you get for the price.
Here's what I tried:
* Shiro Chashu Ramen - 9/10 Flavorful broth, nicely charred chashu, & a good variety of toppings.
* Gold Miso Ramen - 7.5/10 Rich & hearty broth, though some toppings were unexpected (like a fried potato wedge).
* Takoyaki - 8.5/10 Tasty, a good choice while waiting.
The staff is friendly, & the open kitchen adds a nice touch. The place is warm & inviting, but since it's located in a basement, it might be a little tricky to spot. It can get busy during lunch, & service can be a bit slow but the food is worth the wait.
Recommended, & I'll be back!
A
Been going to this place for the last 4 years it's been the best since day one. Also!! The broth doesn't need to be changed, it's prefect the way it is ! (05/09/2025)
Olivier
Le service était rapide & courtois, la cuisine goûteuse & généreuse, & l'ambiance chaleureuse & amusante. Pour les intéressés, l'anime Saiki K était en diffusion sur la télévision du restaurant pour notre plus grand plaisir & la décoration était bien choisie. Une très belle expérience que je recommande fortement !
E
Tasty broth & good texture of the noodles, but the cha-siu slice is thin & small, the egg was not perfect, & the price for these extra aren't worth it. Maybe best for vegetarian dishes. Took a while to receive the bowl as well, perhaps understaff.
Jessica
my favourite tantan ramen ever. came back years later & it's still the same. better than the other chains in toronto for sure. both the regular & veggie tantan are the go-to's for me & my friends. also add tofu!! we also love their karaage. the sauce is super tasty.
Maude
Food was great! Atmosphere was cozy. Service was fine throughout. However, DONT PAY CASH. My soup was 13.50, I gave 20 dollar bill & the waitress didn't offer any change :(
Jonathan
Pretty cozy intimate spot, the ramen & broth are delicious, great for a gathering of 6 people max I'd say or an intimate date. I've been going since 2016 & it's still my favorite ramen spot in mtl if you have a chance you should try it especially if you go to concordia or dawson which is pretty close by.
Gabbie
Best ramen in MTL! Generous portions at a fair price. I suggest trying the Gold Kome Chasu. (I took the spicy version) It doesn't come with eggs, but you can add any extras you desire. 5 stars ⭐️😉
Jessica
Ordered the recommended dish Cha-Su with Gold Broth. Gold broth is supposed to be rich in flavour, but I personally found it was very overpowering with ginger flavour. Ordered the miso egg which was great, but the kimchi was also overpowering with ginger flavour. Noodles were ok. Not sure why there were potatoes (maybe a MTL thing) & sadly not a green onion in sight. Cha su was very delicious though. Not a fan of bean sprouts in my ramen. Great service & nice atmosphere.
Claudia
The food has always been amazing, but this time the girl was amazing. I was traveling & I didn't have any charge on my phone & she lent me her charged & let me stay till it was charged. She was very sweet & understanding.
ERINA
First time here, really like their menu that actually shows you images of the foods rather than descriptions. However, the price/quantity ratio isn't that good compared to other fancy or classy Japanese restraunt like Kinka & Otto. But they have something unique that the others don't have: actual large chunk of Cha-Shu. Their Cha-Shu is actually one of the best I have ever tasted. I especially loved the Cha-Shu Don. The Cha-Shu was so juicy & delicious on top of a bole of well-done rice! Really enjoyed it. Will come back next time for the Cha-Shu. Other than that, the Ramen & the Karaage we ordered was OK, not impressive overall but not bad either. Cha-Shu was sooooo good though!
CY
If you looking for real Japanese food. THIS IS NOT THE PLACE. It’s more like Chinese style Japanese ramen. The Chashu is quite dry. Won’t be here for second time
exorchan
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Tied for best ramen in Montreal for me. Delicious broth, tasty ramen, some kind of tempura tofu & some other non-identifiable but super-delicious toppings floating around. The staff is 100% Japanese & the service is what you would get in Japan. 13$ tax & tip included for lunch. Great! We'll definitely go back & often! (2013)
Wow, how things have changed in 2018. Quality went down & prices went up. 21$ for ok ramen. Not going back.
Foodie
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Du coté des ramen de style Japonais, je ne pense pas que vous allez trouver mieux à Montréal en ce moment. Ils survolent leurs pairs par un travail plus poussé des textures & du gout. Le bouillon, les morceaux de porc, les nouilles, tout y est simplement mieux fait. Rappelez vous simplement que les ramens à base de Miso sont habituellement plus salés que tout autre ramen, donc allez y pour le 'Mame Miso' si vous voulez un gout moins salin en bouche. Le Mame Miso, est vraiment plaisant avec son gout subtilement plus 'boeuf' que les autres ramen qu'ils ont. Sinon, vous ne vous tromperez pas non plus avec n'importe quel autre ramen Miso (ai essayé le Kome Miso lors d'une seconde visite). Ca ne sert à rien d'acheter les extras (noris, etc). Vous verrez que sans ces extras, le bol est suffisamment bien garni. Concentrez vous d'avantage sur les morceaux de Porc (ils sont bons & bien apprétés,ni mous ni trop fermes, donc j'en ai pris 3 morceaux à chacune de mes deux visites).