Japanese Ramen restaurant. Specializes in Fukuoka style Tonkotsu Ramen. Home made creamy Tonkotsu broth, organic, totally Non-MSG. Also serves some small side dishes and Japanese beer.
Reviews show Tsukuyomi Ramen as a visually appealing spot with a fun, lively vibe, solid service, and a wide range of ramen that many guests find delicious and comforting; several diners praise the tonkotsu and miso bowls for depth and generous portions, while others note inconsistencies, particularly with vegan ramen where some found the broth bland or toppings underwhelming, or the noodles and oiliness not ideal; the decor, atmosphere, and perceived value are frequently highlighted, and many say they would return, sometimes after booking ahead due to crowds; there are mentions of tasty sides like karaage and donburi, and some emphasize broth quality and authenticity, with comparisons to Japan that are mostly favorable, while a few reviews describe slower service, a noisier space, or dishes that did not meet expectations; overall Tsukuyomi Ramen comes across as a reliable, enjoyable ramen destination with room for menu consistency.
Chashu was really disappointing - not tender & tasteless. Noodles, broth & marinated egg were good, but nothing special. Ramen portion was not big, but you can probably be full if you order a side or dessert.
We took the chicken ramen, the chicken did not taste fresh & the broth didn't have much taste. I'm definitely not coming back. The only nice thing is the decor. Not worth it at all!
I heard about this place from a food page on of coarse all things Instagram & honestly wasn't disappointed at all. Service is great, food is worth the price point, the ramen doesn't lack flavor & the atmosphere is awesome.
Server wasn't knowledgeable & wouldn't clear the table before bringing the next course. We chose the MTL à tabel menu & though ramen was good, but egg was cold & appetizers were just ok.
Nov 20, 2023
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The best ramen we've tried in Montreal so far! It tasted the same as in Japan. The rest of the food & the sour (sawa) cocktails were amazing too. The atmosphere was quiet & the service was excellent. 10/10. Thank you!
I had gotten the Tonkotsu original pork & the broth was rich & smooth, almost creamy, it was a very good broth. The eggs were well marinated & complimented the noodles & the broth, the pork was one big slice of meat, although thicker than most ramen char shu, it was well marinated but tough to eat. The takoyaki was a little disappointing as there were not that much octopus & was mostly batter & was not that hot as the flakes were not dancing when it was brought out, overall, the ramen was amazing
Vive déception au Tsukoyomi de Bishop ayant un rating de 4.6 & une coche plus basse que celui de St-Laurent. (+) L'endroit est vraiment mignon avec la belle décoration asiatique qui nous fait voyager. (-) Ramen Tonkatsu Le ramen n'est pas bien excécuté & la présentation est de base. Le bol était vraiment petit, le bouillon était fade, liquide non onctueux, les épinards trop cuits & les nouilles étaient trop minces. Par contre, le chashu était goûteux. (-) Donburi Kara age Le poulet était un peu sec & le riz manquait d'assaisonnement/sauce. (-) Donburi Tori Don Le poulet piquant n'était pas assez relevé.
Really like the noodle style! Enjoy this dinner tonight! Will come again again.
Amazing decor, quiet. Staff also very nice. Just the don a little bit cold. I will only order the ramen next time. & also why ramen without corn’
Anyway it’s good to try.
Atmosphere is very cute. Ramen is very average. Smaller portion size than what is typically served at authentic Japanese ramen shops. The extra toppings I ordered were noticeably cold. Tonkatsu broth was just average. It’s decidedly not authentic ramen, but that’s alright if you’re just looking for a quick fix.
