Tenton Ramen N Tonkatsu

Name: Tenton Ramen N Tonkatsu
Address: 1731 Marine Dr, West Vancouver, BC V7V 1J5, Canada, V, Canada

4.5/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	1731 Marine Dr, West Vancouver, BC V7V 1J5, Canada
Phone :	📞 +988
Website :	https://tenton-ramen-tonkatsu.business.site/
Categories :	Japanese restaurant ,
City :	V

1731 Marine Dr, West Vancouver, BC V7V 1J5, Canada

Best Japanese restaurant in Canada

I	Irish Esma on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We got their takoyaki, chicken karaage, black ramen, bbq salmon rice, and the curry katsu. The server was very nice and since it wasn’t too busy our orders were ready in less than 10 minutes.
J	Jessica Jang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hello, I just had a red ramen and a chashu rice. I feel bad to say this the meat in the ramen and chashu rice was really bad. The pork had a very bad odour. We couldn’t eat the meat at all. Just had some noodles and just some rice. I wasn’t planning to write this review but after having food, My stomach feels very uncomfortable. So I thought It’s better to let them know so that they are able to fix it. I hope you don’t get hurt from this review.
K	Kristen Chiu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We went there for dinner right after hiking in North Vancouver, there weren't many choices left after 8:30pm so we took a look of the Google map and found this place! It was quite busy in the restaurant so we needed to wait for around 20 minutes to be seated. We ordered the Black Ramen and Hire Katsu, for 2 people. The Black Ramen was made in creamy pork broth and home made black garlic oil, however, I didn't taste much garlic flavor from that. The noodle itself was right for me, it will be better if being asked how I wanted the ramen to be like - soft? or firm? The cha siu (slices of pork) was just very thin, couldn't really taste that and it was like too plain - not even seasoned or torched the surface. The Hire Katsu was also just OK, not too bad but not so outstanding. I guess it was because of the Katsu batter. The pork filets were not thick enough so it was a bit toughen and not so juicy inside, but the refill of miso soup, salad and rice can be refilled as many as you want. So we got another free miso soup and free salad. The atmosphere in the restaurant is quite cozy and simple, and the staffs were friendly. There is not many other Katsu place in West Vancouver, so this restaurant is definitely one of the special places. Next time if I go to West Van/North Van, and if I crave for katsu again, I might consider going back and try other dishes.
E	Emma D. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Friendly staff, quick service. Ramen was delicious. I like that the spicy miso ramen is actually a bit spicy, not like many other restaurants that I couldn’t taste the spicy at all. Ramen with karage chicken is definitely better than the chasu one. This can be my go to spot for ramen in West Van.
G	GIA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ i ordered the black garlic oil ramen w chicken. the garlic chips were SO burnt that it affected the entire taste of my broth, everything was harsh and bitter. if you’ve had a burnt garlic chip you’d know how awful it could taste. I came in at around 2/3 so it wasn’t too busy. the server was really nice but never checked up on me and was constantly hiding in the back. i got impatient so i continued to eat my ramen as it was getting colder and colder, i was starving that day and the server disappeared for a solid 10 minutes. super disappointed as this place has 4.5 stars.
I	Ingrid Kwok on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very cozy place with good service! The presentation of food is hearty. I have to say there are other katsu places where food is slightly better and cheaper, but this place’s decor and vibe are pleasant. Service is attentive too.
P	Peter Powell on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Stopped in for lunch on a Saturday, Hire Katsu, chicken karage Katsu Curry and a Ramen. Excellent service. The pork Katsu was absolutely delicious; tender, moist and we'll flavoured and piping hot direct from the fryer. Very good rice, perfectly cooked. The ramen was also very good, nice texture to the noodles. I'd stick to the pork Katsu, the karage I had with the curry had been out of the fryer too long and gotten a bit greasy. I should mention the curry which was a little bit lighter take on Japanese curry which I really enjoyed instead of the glutinous mixture you sometimes get
S	Selina Yang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I ordered Fish katsu, the most popular is the pork one but I don't eat much pork. My order is crispy and taste good. The restaurant offers free refill salad and miss soup, kind nice thing. Just the salad dressing is not good. There is also a bottle of hand sanitizer on each table. The owner is very considerable. Overall this is a very good restaurant.