Tsukuyomi Ramen se spécialise dans l art authentique des nouilles japonaises, en mettant l accent sur des bases de bouillon tonkotsu riches mijotées pendant des heures pour atteindre une profondeur et une complexité maximales. La cuisine privilégie les méthodes de préparation traditionnelles, utilisant des nouilles sur mesure qui offrent une texture fermement distinctive aux côtés d œufs assaisonnés à la cuisson parfaitement fondante. Les bols intègrent du porc chashu méticuleusement préparé, tranché pour maintenir un équilibre délicat entre gras et viande maigre tout en garantissant une tendreté optimale à chaque bouchée. L environnement privilégie une esthétique fonctionnelle qui met l accent sur le bol, avec des configurations efficaces propices à la dégustation concentrée de soupes de nouilles chaudes. Les garnitures comme les oignons verts frais, le nori grillé et l huile d ail noir ajoutent une variété structurelle au profil aromatique de chaque plat signature.
Tsukuyomi Ramen est largement reconnu comme une destination incontournable pour savourer une cuisine japonaise authentique, particulièrement appréciée pour son bouillon tonkotsu riche, ses ingrédients de qualité et la présentation soignée de ses plats. La plupart des clients soulignent l'atmosphère accueillante et sereine, ainsi que le décor charmant et un service constamment aimable qui rendent l'expérience agréable, que ce soit pour un repas décontracté ou un événement spécial. Bien qu'une minorité d'avis mentionne des incohérences occasionnelles dans la qualité ou les portions, le sentiment général demeure très positif, de nombreux habitués qualifiant l'endroit de perle montréalaise hautement recommandée.
I've lived in Bois-Franc for two years & always noticed Tsukuyomi on Google Maps. I finally decided to stop by for lunch, & I'm glad I did.
I ordered the Tonkotsu ramen with chicken & black garlic oil, along with a Coke Zero. Small detail, but I appreciated that they serve Coke instead of Pepsi.
The broth was the highlight. Rich, smooth, & full of flavor without feeling too heavy. I ended up drinking every last drop, which doesn't happen often. Sometimes simple food, done really well, is all you need.
The service was friendly, welcoming, & always with a smile.
What surprised me most is that this place doesn't seem to have the recognition it deserves. Living nearby, I had walked past it countless times without realizing how good it was.
I'll definitely be back. My new mission is to work my way through the entire menu.
Food is very average at best. Their vegan broth wasn't the best. Chicken Katsu is average. Was room temperature. Mango cheesecake was a pleasant shock though.
The food is delicious, the staff are friendly, & the decor is beautiful. They have the place decorated with Sakura trees, Japanese paintings, & Mario. I recommend the chicken goma.
22 avr. 2026
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I ordered the bowl of rice & fried chicken it was good but for the price they did not fill the bowl..& they offered ony rice..i found that was a bit cheap on their part. You buy poke bowls else where its cheaper just as tasty & the bowl are filled to the top to the point where one bowl is share two people...& it has a variety of vegetables.
Not sure I'll order again especially with the cost of food..you need to order from restaurants that you get your money's worth.
😞Disappointed
My husband was craving ramen & I was craving japanese curry - so this was perfect!! The Curry was amazing, I got the chicken cutlet & wow. Next time I would ask for no pickled vegetables. The chicken was super juice & crispy, the rice was perfect, & the curry was amazing & not spicy. My husband also loved his ramen! I would highly recommend this place.
Had the ramen set & a ramen, the Japanese fried chicken is crisp!!! The pork bone broth ramen was so good, broth was rich . Will come again, the food served quick too!
I read many reviews before coming here. It's really hit or miss so I wanted to try for myself. I was there during a power outage last week. I had time to finish my meal before the power went out. I had the gyoza & the fried chicken as appetizers. They were the highlight of the meal cause the ramen really left to be desired. I would say prepackaged stuff from the chinese store is more savoury than what they serve here. The Tonkotsu original ramen was nothing particularly enjoyable. Service was courteous & prompt. But where I had a problem, was with payment. Credit cards couldnt be used because there was no power & my friend & I were 92 cents short in cash to just cover for our meal. & we were told... no, we need the dollar. In a world reliant on plastic for payment, I suppose the lesson is always carry cash: paper & coins! Needless to say, I will not return nor will I recommend for the reasons stated above. & yes, I was offered to make a personal e-transfer to a staff member?...which to me is not an actual proof or guaranty of payment. I wasn't going to transfer money directly to our waitress! We were by no means looking for a free meal but it is your responsability to rethink how you will offer to receive payment, legally, in such extra ordinary circumstances as a power outage.
Cozy little place with beautiful decorations. We tried 3 entrees: salmon sashimi: a bit salty & weird glazed texture. Tuna tataki: tasty & fresh Salmon tartare: delicious & crispy. Main dish: Kara age don: crisp to perfection Tonkotsu chashu original & spicy & Tonkotsu chicken spicy : very tasty & creamy ramen soup. Good experience overall for a rainy cold day. Free parking & wheelchair accessible.
