Ryus Noodle Bar
Shio. Casual and unpretentious, neighbourhood spot, in Old Toronto · 2,500 reviews on Google
Ryu's is described as a hidden gem in Toronto's East End, with a varied menu (shio, shoyu, tan tan, cold versions in summer) and good vegetarian options. Service is consistently praised as attentive.
The Rich Shio is the most-praised bowl — a broth pitched just right, neither heavy nor thin, called an outright favorite by many guests.
The house
What people say
Comments inspired by 2,500 reviews, summarized with AI
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The rich shio is nuts — in the best way.
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The noodles are the right texture and the broth is at just the right concentration, neither too thick nor too light.
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The classic rich shio reminds me of a childhood favorite.
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The Vegetarian Potage ramen was exquisite.
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I'd never liked ramen until I had this one with some Japanese friends.
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The tan tan comes out scorching, with a sesame broth I love. I twirled the noodles onto the spoon to cool them.
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Got the Taiwanese extra spicy and still added more chili flakes from the table.
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Really smooth Nostalgic shio. I'd come back just for it.
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It was boiling hot out and the cold tomato noodles saved me. Refreshing and full of flavor.
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Tried the cold gizzard and liked it, but the taiyaki stole the show.
Hours & location
- MondayClosed
- Tuesday12–9 PM
- Wednesday12–9 PM
- Thursday12–9 PM
- Friday12–10 PM
- Saturday12–10 PM
- Sunday12–9 PM
Hours from Google, checked Aug 2026. Confirm on Maps before you go.
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