1 Discussion 6180 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M2M, CA

Walking on Dundas yesterday, I noticed a sign advertising a new Kenzo Ramen. Stuck my head in, and chatted briefly with the owner, who was working on fixtures in preparation for a Friday opening. He was very excited to hear that...

Kenzo Ramen Japanese Noodles 6180 Yonge St (south of steeles, west side of yonge) Toronto, ON 416.229.4526 Open everyday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. with streams of recommendations for ramen on chowhound, we decided to try out the...

the gyoza at Omi? I haven’t been in a while, but they used to be really good (Berkshire pork filling). I want to try the yakitori at Kenzo as well, but a bowl of ramen is a lot of food!

and the uptight these things matter. Myself, I care about the noodles and the soup and the new Kenzo's is doing just fine. Yes, there are up days and down days and I honestly suggest going back a few times before you write it...

was just over 100 for 3. Kenzo, 6180 Yonge St. just south of Steeles Had lunch, pretty humble looking place, I hear it is Korean owned, though owners lived in Japan for quite some time and that ramen is house made (need...

I’ve been to Kenzo and it is awsome. but what are you talking about the drive to Acton? It’s on Finch/Yonge in North York. I usually order the basic Ramen and fell in love with it.

I had been to the old Kenzo in North York a dozen times. Last month finally tried the downtown location and it was horrible. The ramen soup and noodles were just plain bad. After that I tried the old North York location again....

Tried the ramen at Kenzo after reading people’s recommendations here. I ordered the miso ramen. The noodles were good but not great? I didn’t think the soup stock was strong enough. The waitress wasn’t very...

for Ramen I usually go to Kenzo's on Yonge/Finch area. It’s the best I’ve ever tried.

Came back from Hong Kong and brought back my addiction for Japanese Ramen. Previous posts indicated Kenzo Ramen is great, but it’s close to Young and Finch which is too far for me to go most of the time. Are there good ramen...

Where is Kenzo? New in town, could really use a authentic bowl of ramen. It doesn’t even have to be excellent. I’m only looking for your run-of-the-mill (Narita airport food court quality) offers. Thanks.

I’ve passed by a ramen restaurant on Yonge between Finch and Steeles (west side), right in the heart of Koreatown II (as I like to call the neighbourhood). I think it’s called Kenzo Ramen. I have not tried it. I used...

Kenzo is a good neighbourhood place for ramen. It does not have too many options, but doesn’t bother me much as I am the traditional shoyu ramen type person. It’s not the Shogun (Vancouver) calibre, but I try to...

Yes, that’s the one I’m talking about. I like Kenzo ramen, and I was thinking of comparing the two ramen places. Do you know what else does it offer other than ramen? Normal sushi dishes, or those AYCE type?