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Inoodle

Reviewed by Toronto Life
  • 623 Bloor St. W. (at Palmerston Ave.) • View on map »
  • 416-535-0108
$30 Gourmet
Allows one person to dine well for $30 or less, including tax and tip; they are not star rated More like this »
Editorial Review

Ramen may be just a noodle, but in Japan it is a meal in a bowl elevated to an art form. This recently opened Koreatown spot specializes in gorgeously assembled ramen soups with fresh noodles from a Japanese purveyor. The noodles are long, springy and slightly firm, and absorb one of several rich, salty broths based on pork, beef or creamy miso-soy stock. Into each bowl go slices of braised pork, slivers of spongy fish ...

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    623 Bloor St. W. (at Palmerston Ave.)
  • 416-535-0108

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