Sumo Ramen is a warm and cozy restaurant located in the heart of Chinatown on Boulevard St. Laurent. This restaurant's specialties are the authentic Japanese soups with the choice of fresh home made ramen noodle or thick udon noodle. If desiring something other than soups try out their stir fried noodles as well as their generously served rice plates. Many Sumo Ramen lovers would indulge themselves in ordering the delicious Japanese pan-fried dumplings.
Craving a light snack in the midst of an afternoon? Just go up to enjoy a bubble tea and pick something from the large choices of mouth-watering appetizers! Having a sweet tooth after the main course? Pig out and order the fried bananas or the fried ice cream! All these healthy and yummy dishes present you with the real Japanese Cuisine.
Sumo Ramen offers a nice and appropriate atmosphere for families with children, group of friends and couples on dates. Be ready to be welcomed by their courteous staff ensuring you a wonderful culinary experience! Bon appetite!
Reviews paint a picture of Sumo Ramen as a place for delicious ramen with rich broths and customizable noodles, a broad menu including vegetarian options, and consistent, friendly service that is fast and welcoming. The atmosphere is warm and vibrant, with a relocated ground floor space that preserves the core staff and flavors while offering good value and generous portions, though a few reviews note occasional uneven experiences or stronger spice levels and crowded evenings.
I'm visiting Montreal & happened in on this hidden gem. It doesn't look like much from the outside, but the food is great. Check out the spicy fish soup!
Ambiance décontractée & très typique, le service est rapide, le menu très complet & la nourriture excellente! La soupe ramen au poulet grillé est un incontournable.
Ramen tastes absolutely delicious. The volcano ramen & Sumo ramen are highly recommended. Soup is bold & faty. I wish the ramen noodle would be thicker. Good customer service. The location is on 2nd floor of building, quite hidden from the street. If the cashier counter would decorate better it will be impressed. Overall, nice to try once
Très bon restaurant de ramens à Montréal. Beaucoup de choix, autant pour les ramens que les accompagnements & les entrées disponibles. Plusieurs choix de bouillons, nouilles & choses à ajouter dans la soupe. Tout était très bon & le service très accueillant. Première fois pour notre groupe & tout le monde a apprécié!
The vibe & atmosphere is great. Service was average. Prices were affordable. The ramen, however, is exactly how you would expect ramen in Chinatown to taste like. You don’t get the deep umami flavour from authentic Japanese ramen shops but instead a more clear but still salty broth. Very Chinese style soup base.
Cette critique s'appuie sur une seule visite dans ce restaurant. Pour le repas, j'ai commandé des raviolis japonais & une soupe aux fruits de mer. J'ai apprécié les raviolis même si je ne me suis pas régalé. Quant à la soupe, je l'ai trouvé bonne, mais dispendieuse (16,50$ sans les taxes à la consommation). En ce qui a trait au service, je l'ai trouvé rapide & courtois. Deux points négatifs par rapport au service : on peut se faire accueillir par un triste « Bonjour-Hi » dans ce restaurant & le serveur m'a demandé si je voulais ma facture (alors que la loi exige qu'il la remette à tous les clients).
One of the worst restaurant experience EVER really!
When we arrived, we were asked to sit close to the kitchen. I asked why, as it's really hot outside so we want to sit outside the a/c. so the waiter reluctantly sat us closer to the window with a/c on.
Once we were handed the menu, we started looking at the menu. The waiter came to us repeatedly to see if we were ready to order. We felt a little rushed, but we didn't think much of it.
We ordered a shrimp curry rice & jumbo sumon noodles. The whole plate of curry rice has only 4 tiny shrimps & the curry had no vegetables on it besides that. The miso soup that came with it tasted a bit too salty, but the bowl is super tiny because it came with the meal. & the salad was a tiny plate too.
My jumbo sumon noodles did not have twice the amount of noodles as regular one. & the bowl of noodles was super oily. I said I wanted a jumbo regular soup, but they charged me $1 for miso soup seasoning noodles. I never said that but I paid the extra charge anyway because the waiter was accusing me of something I didn't say, & I didn't want to argue for $1 & keep my date waiting.
We were also told we could not have tea cuz it's extra $2 & ask us to pay for extra $2 for the tea when I ask why.
The entire Montreal Chinatown has tea included as part of the meal serving & they asked to pay extra for everything. Definitely NOT WORTH your money!!! RUN!! Don't EVER go there!
For the bill being $30, I feel I really should have gone to a store besides it so that we would go to all-you-can-eat Yamazachi sushi on St-Laurent 2 stores down.
WORST experience EVER, will NEVER repeat in my lifetime!!! & you should think twice before going!!!
OVERPRICED & MOST DEFINITELY VERY BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE. Also, the food is okay & MOST definitely not worth it!!
