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Motomachi Shokudo Downtown & West End, 740 Denman St,...
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Motomachi Shokudo Ramen in Vancouver offers a unique dining experience with dishes like their Bamboo Charcoal Miso Ramen. The broth is praised for being thick and rich, with a healthy twist thanks to bone broth and charcoal. While some find the ramen to be interesting but not necessarily groundbreaking, others rave about the perfectly cooked eggs and impressive chashu. The restaurant's small size can make it a bit challenging to accommodate larger groups, but the consistently fantastic texture of the ramen, rich broth, and beautiful presentation keep customers coming back for more. The menu has been updated under new ownership, to include dishes like the highly recommended Shio Ramen. Overall, Motomachi Shokudo is a top spot for delicious and warming ramen in Vancouver, perfect for a cold winter day.
What Maggi Mei likes about Motomachi Shokudo:
It was raining, and we had been in it all day. Soggy socks and a drenched jacket, the result of traipsing around without an umbrella. So when lunch rolled around, we were within walking distance of Denman Street, and thought ramen would be the cure. Something comforting to help warm us up. With all the options in this “noodle corridor”, choosing is hard. My guest narrowed it down by refusing to visit any restaurant t... View all feedback.
Absolutely my favourite ramen place so farI have gone twice to date and have left very content.
Overall an interesting taste of dark charcoal broth ramen, but much too salty for my liking wit...
I was disappointment at this place to be honest. I wanted to like this place, because it has t...
It was raining, and we had been in it all day. Soggy socks and a drenched jacket, the result of...
To my dismay, the chashu was piled atop a pile of bean sprouts. It wasn’t as egregious as the t...