Tora-Ya Ramen

Bao

5.0

Great find in this beautiful city of Quebec!

Small & cozy place with great flavor bomb food.

The staff is friendly, tending to seat you as soon as possible. Word of advice, reserve or be prepared to wait a bit. There's always a queue.

The food is packed with flavor. The miso ramen broth is rich, yet delicate. The noodles are bouncy & hold the broth well. Also took the karage & it's very lightly breaded, which I prefer as you get to bite on the juicy chicken.

Another surprise is they have authentic melon Ramuné!

Saw that they have curry. Will have to try that next time!

Anne

5.0

Les meilleurs ramen que j'ai mangé.
Accueillant, belle ambiance & excellent service.

Giselle

5.0

Très bon ramen & excellent service

C.

3.0

Kimchi ramen had the *driest* chicken that I've ever had. Disappointing. I could tell it was cold refigerated chicken that was not heated up before placed in my bowl because some pieces (not submerged in broth) were cold. It was bearable when paired with the freshness of the kimchi, but ramen should not be relying on the toppings to mask the dryness of the protein.

Noodles, bean sprouts, corn, & egg were good. Broth was alright, creamy & full, but lacking a distinct standout flavor.

Oli

3.0

The service was great.
The ramen has a thin broth, it's a particular style, they did it well.
What I found so so was the pork entry, presentation was not great, the pork was dry & the flavour nothing special.

Eddy

5.0

Service rapide ambiance chaleureux & les Ramen son à tomber !!! 🤤🤤🤤

Chris

5.0

Great ramen!

Forkremy

5.0

Best ramen a bon prix à Québec, leur Karaage… de la bombe

Rack

5.0

It only makes sense to be trying all the French food that Quebec City has to offer, but I missed Asian food after my 3rd day here. We found Tora-Ya, which was the highest rated ramen joint in Quebec City (on Yelp), & everything was delicious! Service was also friendly & attentive. May I add, we were greeted in Japanese by both Japanese & non-Japanese staff members, which was really welcoming! We ordered the miso & shoyu ramens plus takoyaki, tako wasabi & edamame & we couldn't have asked for a better meal!

Michael

5.0

Crowded when we arrived & waited about half an hour in total for a seat & our food to arrive. But it was a good call & there were some Asian looking folks which validated our choice.

The miso ramen was nicely done like what we had in Japan. Broth was rich but do note that the chashu is different. It was thicker & not torched. The egg was also abit over cooked & not as runny. But overall still a good bowl of ramen!

The star for me was the Yakisoba! Nicely stirred fried noodles which go really well with the vegetables. Again it's slightly salty which I guessed it's the norm for Canadians.

Recommend for anyone yearning for a some Japanese food in Quebec.