Tsukuyomi Ramen serves deep, flavorful broths characterized by a rich, savory profile that mirrors authentic Japanese traditions. The menu features tender, melt-in-the-mouth chashu and perfectly crispy karaage alongside satisfying, plant-based vegan alternatives prepared with fresh components. A cozy, cool interior design defines the space, creating a distinct and vibrant atmosphere within the walls. Every bowl emphasizes quality and warmth, offering a straightforward approach to classic ramen preparation. The establishment provides a balanced, memorable meal centered on hearty textures and bold, well-developed seasoning.
Tsukuyomi Ramen is widely celebrated as an authentic and charming destination, frequently described as offering some of the best ramen in Montreal. Diners consistently praise the rich, flavorful broths, perfectly cooked noodles, and generous portions of tender chashu, with many noting that the overall experience rivals the quality of ramen found in Japan. The restaurant is appreciated for its creative and beautiful decor, which creates a cozy, magical, and relaxing atmosphere perfect for casual outings. Beyond the food, the service is often highlighted as friendly, efficient, and professional, and the menu provides inclusive options, such as tasty vegan selections and a variety of well-regarded appetizers like crispy karaage. With its reasonable prices and vibrant vibe, the restaurant has become a favorite neighborhood spot for many who look forward to returning for consistent quality and great hospitality.
I have tried the calamari, edamame, vegan miso, & vegan soya ramens. Vegan miso was not to my taste, the way they present the miso as a topping is not very appetizing & it was not tasty either. The noodles for soya ramen & miso ramen are different, the soya is thin noodles & miso is a bit thicker. Calamari, edamame & soya ramen are good, the service is good too, buttttt the toilets are disgusting. I have been here 3 times & it shows that they have not "Really" cleaned the toilets for years. So if you go to the toilet & then wanna eat it will make you question the hygiene of the kitchen.
We were a group of 12 tonight & F-Saru was our amazing waiter! Food was delicious & service was great ✨ We were able to get our food pretty much at the same time even if we were a relatively large group. Definitely recommend! 💯
I'll start with the food, We got their signature ramen with choice of chicken which half of it was cooked well & the other not (so it was like chewing on rubber) which ruined the experience, the sashimi salmon was fine. The waitress recommended the opposite to what we explained we would like. & finally, the seat! It's old wooden without cushions & a splinter in it ribbed & ruined my favorite leggings! The ambient is fine. The only reason I gave 2 🌟 is because of the cool interior decor, that's it! I wouldn't come to this place again, ever!
It falls short in delivering the culinary excellence expected from a traditional ramen establishment. The flavor profile of their offerings is somewhat underwhelming, not fully capturing the rich & nuanced taste that aficionados of Japanese cuisine might anticipate. Additionally, the pricing for add-ons, such as extra noodles, is notably higher compared to similar establishments in the area. Their spicy noodle costs more simply for the inclusion of a separate spicy sauce. Given the burgeoning landscape of quality ramen houses now available locally, this place struggles to stand out. When considering both taste & value, it is two stars in my opinion, not recommended.
L'endroit est superbe, la bouffe l'est tout autant! Fan d'asiatique, ce fut une belle découverte que ce petit resto! En essayant les classiques comme le karaage, tacowasa, takowaki... on sait que l'expérience sera bonne. Quand on goûte leur ramen, on est conquis! Il gagnerait à avoir une offre sake de meilleure qualité que les produits de SAQ... mais ça sera y retourner surtout pour les ramens.
Friendly staff. Ordered Taco Wasa + Chashu Tonkotsu w/ black garlic. Pretty good broth, very tasty, meat was tender, the needle is a little overcooked for me but I would say this is one of the best Ramen I have in town. (Sesotei does a good job too, if you wonder;) One thing I have to mention that it's $18 for a bowl of ramen, I would be happier to see wood ear or some bamboo shots though.