Kanada-ya
64 St. Giles High Street, WC2H 8LE - London
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·£20–30
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Phone:
+44 20 7240 0232
🌐 Website:
http://www.kanada-ya.com
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Address:
64 St. Giles High Street, London
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Best ramen I’ve had in London. Very attentive waitress. The restaurant is small and can get loud, there’s always a queue outside but it’s worth the wait. I wouldn’t suggest it for big groups but it’s nice for 2/3 people.
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Absolutely delicious ramen - the sweet pork collar was exceptional and perfectly offset the rich broth in the ramen. Super quick service, and very busy - be prepared to share a table
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Best ramen I have ever had ! This was really special. The truffle ramen was so tasty. It was authentic Japanese ramen. The shop itself is tiny and you are super cramped in but it is great to visit alone or with 1 other person.
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Real tonkotsu ramen here. We had the Tonkotsu X, which featured a pork bones + chicken bones broth, and they are so good. (The item is special to this branch, also the cheapest noodle dish on the menu).
The chashu braised belly pork slices topped on the noodles are also very nice. They are a little bit thinner than usual but their texture is also very interesting, the fat part is a bit like parma ham.
Very crowded and the shared tables are not that very spacious. So it's not an ideal place to chat a lot over the meal, as the queue outside may make you under pressure during its peak hours. But if you love food, this is one of the places.
They also have a few other branches in the area. Check the map.
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Been wanting to visit this place for a while after many people have recommended this ramen place as the best ramen in London however out of the things I ordered, the chicken karaage outshined the tonkotsu ramen.
The choice of being able to choose the hardness of your noodles was amazing as the harder the noodle, the more chewier it was however the broth was not as rich as I expected or as hot (temperature wise) either.
As for the service, it was just your standard service, it just took a long time for the bill to arrive.
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Always fantastic. The best Tonkotsu ramen I’ve had in london and the best of the Kanada Ya bars I’ve visited. Now that the ramen craze has died down a little, there doesn’t seem to be a permanent queue here any more - I actually just walked in for lunch. Service was quick and friendly as ever, and the bar was busy.
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Recommended from a friend, and it did not disappoint.
I had great food. The service was also great from the staff, specially the waiter with glasses, that made me feel welcome and comfortable. He also gave me a good personal recommendation for the dessert which I enjoyed a lot!
The atmosphere was fitting and clean, and it seemed many people were coming from all over to dine here, and now I understand why.
When I'm back in London, I'll be sure to come back here!
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Ordered the Spicy Yuzu Ramen. One of the best ramen I’ve had in a while. The meat was really tender, noodles had great texture, and the soup was flavorful without making you die of thirst after. Would definitely recommend!
The restaurant is small so the seats are quite close and limited.
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Good ramen. Tasty gyozas. Nice to see Kirin on the menu. Cool little place. Would recommend (but not if there’s a 30 min queue…)
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Delicious ramen. Went here for dinner while on a business trip in London. I was recommended to get the Tonkatsu X ramen and it did not disappoint. Make sure to ask for all the toppings that come for free, especially the pickled dinner. Gives it such a burst of freshness when you grab a bite. Very busy, tight place, but we weren't bothered by it.
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