Kenzo Ramen - Toronto, Ontario

We love this place! The staff is very friendly, welcoming, courteous, and considerate! The portions are very generous, and there are terrific options on the menu. The restaurant was very clean, bright, and didn't feel small and cramped. We'll probably be back in a few days!

Food is tasty, and servings generous. Dining area is clean and cozy, servers are pleasant and attentive. Walking distance to the Toronto Coach Terminal so it's perfect for that satisfying meal before the 12-14hr trip to NYC.

The Nagasaki soup here is so good 🍲 and big enough for two people to share. The soup flavour is rich and there is lots of seafood inside. But the rich dishes are just so so. However I’ll come here to eat Nagasaki soup always 🤣☝🏻

Great little venue and incredibly affordable. The portions are large and they don't make a fuss about bringing home leftovers. The Netsu ramen worked up a bit of a sweat, but you could feel your insides warming from the spice. The noodle to ingredients ratio was balanced too - you ... didn't end up with too much broth or food at the end. Read more

Kenzo Ramen Japanese Noodle Restaurants is located on the Dundas St Downtown Toronto. The restaurant is famous for Japanese style noodles and all the noodles are freshly made in the restaurant. There are many locations in Toronto. The one I’ve been with my boyfriend is on Dundas St. It’s a small ... restaurant. There are two floors of this restaurant. Because we arrived the restaurant right at the dinner time, the restaurant was very busy. We have to wait for while to get into the restaurant. After a few minutes waiting, we got a table upstairs. There were so many people in the restaurant. We quickly sat down and began to look at the menu. The menu is very colorful with images, which is very easy for us to order the food. The servers were very nice and friendly. They bought the drinks and introduced the menu to us. My boyfriend and I had Japanese Takoyaki for share. The Takoyaki in Kenzo Ramen is super expensive around $10 per dish, which is more expensive than many restaurants in Vancouver. But, all the Takoyaki ball tasted fresh and lots of seafood inside. I believe that it totally worth the price. I had Miso Ramen and my boyfriend had Netsu Ramen. Both ramens were all in the large portions of noodles in soup. The soups tasted very different from each other. The ramen noodles tasted very fresh and soft. The soup very tasty and delicious. It was very awesome dinner for us. I love this restaurant so much. Cheap and Delicious. Highly Recommend to people. Read more