11am to 10pm
http://www.kenzoramen.ca/
Dec.11.2009
A quick weekday lunch, Conrad (my award winning violinist friend :) and I arrived at Kenzo a little before 12pm. There were plenty of seats, but around 12:45 when we left, there was a long line up. The place is not large, but accommodates many, with a good use of space.
We ordered two large noodles ($7.95-$8.95) and they were big portions! The noodles were NOT cup of noodles and the assortment of soups and topping choices was exciting.
Below is the Sapporo Miso Bowl
I LOVE takoyaki, but this one had more flour and rice dough ratio than normal. Still good. YUMMY
Definately a great lunch and authentic japanese noodle place.
Dec.09.2009
After looking at blogto's review of Liberty Noodle, I wasn't too impressed with the price and the feedback from customers. Someone suggested that instead of Mr. CupofNoodles with some fancy ingredients, Kenzo serves authentic made in house ramen, and at a much lower cost. I was sold on the mention of Takoyaki as a side.
See the blogto review.
They have your basic ramen, spicy ramen, speciality ramen , and a hole list of sides.
Price points seem good with ramen at $5.95 plus and gyoza at $6.95
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