very good experience! surprisingly very yummy and delicious, did not have much of expectations as it is out of the toronto region. the ramen broth was flavourful and noodle texture was pretty good. the appetizers were very delicious, karrage was juicy and batter was light and not too thick. takoyaki was super delicious and crispy as well not soggy and a perfect bite! will come back again really enjoyed and glad a local spot opened up. pleasee support my food ig at @tinaxle

Ended up finding this place on a whim while searching for a nearby ramen restaurant. The exterior doesn't immediately stand out to anyone passing by but it makes up for that with interior decor. The interior was beautiful. It had a very clean, modern Japanese vibe and it was pretty spacious, considering where it is located. The lights (bear with me, I have an odd fascination with lights) were this really cool lantern shape and there were flat, round circle ornaments placed around them which really stood out to me. The service was super quick we were able to choose our own table and our order's were taken quickly. The staff was super friendly and very pleasant and they brought out our food in a timely manner. Now the food itself? Very yummy. I ordered the curry chicken cutlet and it was pretty good. However, my boyfriend ordered the Red Knight ramen and he found it to be pretty average. So I think the taste might be up to you, depending on your past experiences with ramen. Now back to the curry: it was sweet, as Japanese curry usually is, but it also had good flavour so it wasn't like, sickeningly sweet. I honestly really enjoyed it. Overall, a cute little place to go on a date or just to stop by if you're in the area!

Great interiors, hospitable staff, and reasonably priced good food! Had the "Red Knight" and I must say I'm surprised how good kimchi goes with Ramen. It probably isn't the most authentic, it's leaning more into fusion food. Also had the chicken karaage, it's juicy and the portions were big. Mango Milk Tea was pretty good too. Overall the lunch special was filling and satisfying in this cold weather.

Lovely little restaurant. The food was delicious. I really enjoyed their version of agedashi tofu and karaage. Kid friendly. Great place for an easy going dinner with the family.

Although this isn't an authentic Japanese restaurant, as it is chinese-owned and operated, the food still tastes great. Prices are affordable and they give a good quantity of food. Restaurant is clean and spacious and not busy. There's lots of parking available at this plaza. They also have a claw machine. Servers are very friendly, and can speak Mandarin. I live far from Newmarket, but I'll try to visit again next time I'm in the area. I'm giving them 5 stars as they have cash discount.

Really great! Ramen broth was very rich. At first, the bowls looked small, smaller than most ramen places we've been in. By the time we finished, we saw that it was the perfect amount of ramen. It was incredibly filling. We also ordered takoyaki, which was very well cooked.

Although we are familiar with Japanese cuisine, this was our first time trying something truly unique, and it left a delightful impression on us. The food was fresh and flavorful. The service was decent, though occasionally slow. The atmosphere was warm and cozy, and the restaurant itself was clean and inviting. Overall, we were quite satisfied with our experience.

The food was priced reasonably and comparable to other ramen places. There are also rice dishes available for those not looking for a soup meal. My group was able to sample a good variety. I personally ordered their Karrage Ramen (14.99) to be able to sample their ramen as well as the karrage. The other orders we had were the Black Knight (14.99), Beef Ramen, and Karrage Don. We also had a side order of chicken karrage which came with a mayo dip. (The Karrage Ramen just came with 2 pieces and without any sauce dips). There are no complains about the food taste and food value. Our server was also helpful and courteous. The place was clean. Something noteworthy with the restaurant was that they have a food challenge available. The Super Bowl Challenge was finishing a big bowl (about 4 bowl servings) in under 9 mins. It is priced at 38.88, but you get it for free the next meal bill (77.70) on the house if you can finish the challenge. I was so close to daring myself to try the challenge, but decided otherwise and just ordered a single ramen bowl to get a better sense of how much a serving size will be. We came in for lunch a little after 1:15 PM on a Friday. It was moderately busy with about a third or fourth of the seats occupied. There was a TV turned on and playing some English language pop songs on shuffle. I sort of wished the music was tuned it to something Japanese or anime so at least to get a better immersion of the Japanese theme of the restaurant.