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Display Allramen(458) broth(100) pork(58) chicken(56) noodle(50) bouillon(32) tonkotsu(28) soup(27) recommend(26) japan(23) karaage(23) busy(23)The largest ramen shop in Montreal spans multiple levels. Despite its size, a long queue often forms outside. The ramen broth was milky thick & aromatic. The homemade noodles were chewy & slightly firm. The chashu was tender, with a savory-sweet flavor. Adding a few slices of fermented ginger condiments could enhance the depth of the umami.
bonne ramen mais j'en ai vraiment mangé des meilleurs en dehors du Japon.
Le bouillon est arrivé légèrement chaud & plutôt léger en viande.
J'ai de la peine à comprendre le guide Michelin …
Ramen 🍜 are delicious the broth have so much flavor & plus you get little sides of sesame seeds & spicy oil to had in at your taste. Really fun way to customise your ramen with a paper that you pick exactly what you would like in your Bol & also what you don't want to have. It is a little pricy but worth it.
Amazing ramen & closest thing to the Authentic Japanese ramen we had in Tokyo
disappointing experience with an average bowl of ramen.
I was very enthusiastic about eating here, as the reviews were mostly positive & the place specializes in ramen. The staff was super friendly & attentive, & the atmosphere was cozy-it almost made you feel like you were in an authentic Japanese izakaya.
I ordered ramen with pork broth, thick noodles, pork shoulder, & egg. However, the broth was somewhat bland, the noodles were thinner than expected, & both the pork & egg were cold-like straight-out-of-the-fridge cold-which didn't help the overall taste. The portion also didn't feel filling enough, as I ended up with way more broth than noodles.
The ramen was pretty much on the same level as some decent instant noodles: nothing special & definitely not worth twenty dollars. The restaurant itself isn't terrible, but I expected more from it.
Technically, I should take 1 star off for the wait time to get seated as it is always crowded. But it is crowded for a reason, as it has the best Ramen in Montréal.
Best ramen hands down in all of Québec. Nothing comes close to them. Recommend trying both their pork broth (tonkotsu) & chicken broth (torikotsu)! Service by Kathy is always great.
Yokato Yokabai Ramen was okay overall. Nothing stood out as special but it was not bad either. A decent spot though I would not go out of my way for it. Bit pricy.
Don't think it's worth all of the hype.
I felt that the flavor was lacking. For context, I grabbed the'Vegetarian broth w vegetables since I'm a vegetarian. I've had better vegetarian ramen bowls throughout the city, this bowl just seemed weak. I was expecting so much more from a michelin star recommended ramen house, however it was mediocre at best. The best part of the actual food was the consistency & texture of the noodles.
The chicken broth ramen had a deeper umami flavour than the pork which was shocking. The noodles were exceptional. Fried chicken was not as crispy as I had hoped. Overall really tasty with some misses. Friendly staff. Wait was not long at all. 10 min for 3 of us on a Friday evening.
Solid stuff. Ramen was tight. Server was friendly, but it took a while to get the check. Cocktails were pretty good. Good vegan options.
delicious ramen place in Montreal. The ramen soup was full of rich, & thick. The karaake chicken is really good, perfectly crispy & seasoned. I really love the kakigori shaved ice with matcha cream & strawberry sauce, good combination. Its a bit busy, we waited there around 45 mins but not so bad. You can go in & reserve your spot in front of the house & they will text you when the table is ready