Ajisen Ramen

Front of the restaurant(Flickr, 2010)

Ajisen Ramen in downtown Toronto’s Chinatown is in a fine location that attracts a lot of guest from different parts of Toronto. The only bad part is the parking in Chinatown because you can never could find a good parking spot due to high traffic. The best way on reaching this restaurant is to take the subway, then walk by foot. They are located at 332 Spadina Ave Toronto, ON M5T 2G2. This restaurant is very noticeable. If you see a store with the statue of an asian cartoon girl holding a noodle bowl in front of the entrance; no worries, you are in the right location.

Interior on the right when you walk in(Manley. 2012)

When you walk in, someone will greet you and seat you according to the party size.  I went there with a couple of my old childhood friends. I have never tried Ramen noodle soup before and this was my first time in the restaurant. I will say I did enjoy it.  They have different variety of ramen style to choose from with different meat selections. You can either try the original beef broth, chicken broth, or tom yum flavour. They also offer different Japanese appetizers. They even have sushi, but why go for sushi when it’s a Ramen restaurant.

Noodle bowls on the left when you walk in. (Manley, 2012)

The price is decent and the dining is a unique experience. The server will seat you beside random strangers because the restaurant is very compact. I enjoyed it either way because I have never experienced such delicious noodles. The restaurant was nicely decorated. On one side of the restaurant, they hanged different shapes and sizes of noodles bowls on the wall and on the other; they had graffiti of various Japanese arts.

Yummy :D (Manley, 2012)

Fine Dining Adventure Ratings
Food	8
Presentation	8
Service	7
Price	8
Dining Atmosphere	8
Overall Experience	8

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