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Ajisen Ramen
- 5229 Yonge St. (at Empress Ave.) • View on map »
- 416-223-0618
Editorial Review
The juxtaposition of hot pink booths and traditional tableware makes an interesting atmosphere in which to experience a new take on Japanese cuisine. Soup comes in many varieties—such as popular tender ribs and eel ramen—and is the mainstay at this noodle house. Those looking to eat with a fork might try curry rice with fried shrimp. Unlicensed. Main $5.95–$10.50.
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