KINTON RAMEN - Vaughan, Ontario

I ordered take out from skip the dish. Food is ready on time for me. However, the broth is pretty much like water. Really no flavour at all. I cannot understand how this location is able to survive. The broth basically taste like hot water with a hint of white pepper.

This is the best Kinton location in the GTA! We love it here because of the excellent customer service. Special thanks to, Peter, Whitney, Taku, Bunta, David We feel welcome all the time with a friendly smiles. The location is perfect and has a beautiful view. I highly recommend this location.

Don't get the karaage here. Scrawny portions, the classic was overcooked and salty, the spicy was poorly seasoned and sauced. $10 and $11 for meatball-sized (and shaped) fried chicken (first photo taken May 2, 2024). Compare it to the Kinton at Kennedy Commons in the second photo I took on April ... 22, 2024. Read more

Our family comes here often because the food and service is amazing. Staff are extremely friendly and aware/proactive with a customer focus. Ramen speaks for itself, simply delicious. My son finishes his own bowl faster than me. That says a lot. Awesome place!

Don’t go there in the winter ! There is no place for you to put your overcoat unless you risk hanging in the common coat hanger out in the front. The last time I did that at another restaurant someone took my Goose. The last thing I ... wanted to do is to keep an eye on my coat while dinning. The small uncomfortable seat is made of a wooden box with a small opening that is so tiny my wife couldn’t fit her purse through it. We asked for thick noodle and less salt, and what we got was thin noodles and an extra bowl of soup to dilute the salty broth that came with the noodles. The 2 thin and tiny pieces of fat chai sui definitely didn’t worth the $18.99 price. Service was okay and of course they charged for green tea. The included drink was a cup of ice water in the middle of a freezing cold evening. Some manager doesn’t have common sense. The noodle was okay but the soup was absolutely tasteless. The only veggie that came with the noodle was some bean sprouts and 1 piece of seaweed. We were sweating while eating as we had no choice but to keep our down jacket on. A could be nice dinner ruined ! You have been warned. We should have known this place has a problem because we dined in the evening of the Winter Solstice festival, an important date in the Asian calendar to celebrate the arrival of the winter and the restaurant was more than half empty. Read more