
Step into Dojo Ramen where the rich flavours of Japan, Vietnam, and Korea meet in a fusion of tradition and innovation. Indulge in the delicate artistry of sushi and ramen, savour the vibrant and bold flavours of braised & BBQ Ribs, homemade kimchi, and crispy Korean chicken. Join us at Dojo Ramen, and embark on a culinary journey that celebrates the best of Japanese, Vietnamese, and Korean cuisine. Your palate will thank you.
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Address: 1970 Hamilton St, Regina, SK S4P 2C4, Canada
Phone: +1 306-525-2929
Website: https://www.dojoramen.ca/
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Ordered the steamed pork belly buns and spicy ramen! The pork belly was so delicious and the steamed buns were so soft and some of the best that I have ever had! The ramen was full of flavour and had a good kick to it! I love the ambiance and decor, especially the sushi cat, that you can see if you zoom in on the last photo!
Only in Regina for the week, but I think I’m going to need to come back here again!
Food: The ramen is not worth the $19 price tag. My family tried 3 different flavours and all of them lacked flavour. They use easy soup bases like miso, shoyu and spicy, which don’t require many hours of boiling like tonkotsu soups do, and still none of them came close in flavour to ramen I’ve had elsewhere. The 1 piece of pork belly on top of the ramen had no flavour at all. The appetizer Korean soy glazed fried chicken was covered in a salty sauce and the chicken was dry inside.
Service: The employees seemed to lack basic training. The hostess sat us down but didn’t mention that we had to scan a Qr code to look at the menu online. The Qr code was a very small piece of paper on the table which was covered by a flower decoration. We had to wave her down and that’s when she told us to scan the paper and asked if we needed a paper menu. After our meal, the hostess came to clear our ramen bowls and she thought it was a smart idea to stack together 2 ramen bowls with soup still inside. Of course when she lifted them up the soup poured all over the ground and onto my fathers jacket. Instead of apologizing and checking on the fathers jacket first, she was more worried about mopping the floor.
Parking: Difficult to find on street parking. I think there is an impark on the other side of the street next to a bar.
Miso Ramen ($19): This ramen has a very light flavor with lots of vegetables, not very greasy, making it a great choice for the start of the day. The two slices of chashu are very thick and substantial.
Spicy Ramen ($19): The spicy ramen has more red oil and a lot of kimchi. The flavor isn’t overly spicy but is saltier than the miso ramen. For me, I prefer spicy ramen, and the two large, thick slices of chashu are very satisfying.
Braised & Fried Spicy Pork Ribs ($16): The seasoning is really delicious. It’s not the usual barbecue sauce ribs, but rather has a more Korean flavor. The sweet and sour taste blends well with the ribs. This was my favorite dish of the day. The ribs are crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, easily fall off the bone, and are very flavorful. This dish goes well with drinks.
One thing to note is that the chashu in the ramen is quite fatty. Although it doesn’t taste greasy, those who are not fond of fatty meat might want to ask the waiter for substitution options. The waiter highly recommended their Korean Fried Chicken, which we didn’t get to try today, but it’s worth a try if you have the chance.
The food was good but not spectacular either. I wouldn’t know if I would recommend it.