Hokkaido Ramen Santouka
2057 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M4S 2A2, Canada
Phone: (647) 351-1163
Website: https://santouka-canada.com/
Hokkaido Ramen Santouka in Toronto is a 4.5-star Ramen restaurant with 947 Google reviews, known for Black Garlic Ramen and Shio Ramen.
Why we love it
- Japanese Ramen with Hokkaido influence
- Rich broths, springy noodles, cozy atmosphere
- Casual dining with fast and friendly service
- Japanese Ramen with Hokkaido influence
- Located nearby
- Rich broths, springy noodles, cozy atmosphere
- Casual dining with fast and friendly service
What to Order
Black Garlic Ramen
This ramen features a rich and flavorful broth infused with aromatic black garlic, offering a unique and deeply savory experience.
"The black garlic ramen was delicious, the broth was rich and flavourful, and the portion was generous."
Sonia M
Shio Ramen
A signature salt-flavored ramen with a well-balanced, natural, and flavorful broth made with chicken, served with thin, perfectly cooked noodles.
"The shio ramen was very rich in pork flavour which a joy to savour. The ramen came with the typical wood ear mushroom, chashu pork, marinated bamboo shoots, green onions, Naruto fish cake slice plus a small pickled plum."
Bob Katayama - UmamiDuJour
Spicy Miso Ramen
This ramen offers a robust and spicy miso-based broth, paired with perfectly springy noodles and a variety of toppings.
"We came here and tried the Tonkotsu Ramen and the Spicy Miso Ramen. The noodles were fantastic — perfectly springy with a nice bite, never mushy, which made every slurp really satisfying."
Heith B
Toroniku (Pork Cheeks)
A highly recommended topping for your ramen, these pork cheeks are incredibly tender and flavorful, often changing regulars' usual orders.
"My go-to Ramen joint, order the pork cheeks if available you will not be disappointed. Had my buddy try them and his ritual order got changed to them."
Mike Simeon
Ajitama (Marinated Egg)
A perfectly soft-boiled and well-marinated egg, adding a creamy and savory element to your ramen.
"The ajitama egg tastes good, very well marinated, delicious and also not over salted, but a bit overcooked."
Ishukone DS
Inside Scoop
- You can adjust the level of salt and lard in your ramen.
- The chashu (pork belly) can be inconsistent, sometimes a bit dry.
- The chashu rice combo is often underwhelming compared to the ramen itself.
- Avoid the vegetarian options and non-ramen dishes like salmon on rice or grilled fish.
- The atmosphere is generally comfortable, but some find the decor a bit too modern for a traditional ramen spot.