Best Ramen in Edmonton for 2026 highlights 10 places in Edmonton, including Tokiwa Ramen, Menjiro Ramen, and Kazoku Ramen. Find photos, tips, and booking options for your visit.
The shoyu ramen is a revelation, with a broth that’s clean yet complex.
Tokiwa Ramen’s minimalist-chic vibe complements its dedication to crafting the perfect bowl. The shoyu ramen here is a standout, with a broth that's both delicate and deeply flavorful. The space is simple, allowing the food to take center stage, and the limited daily batches ensure freshness.
Solo dining, ramen aficionados, minimalist vibes
Menjiro's house broth is a milder option for those who prefer subtlety.
Menjiro Ramen, located on Calgary Trail, offers a more understated take on ramen. The house broth here is less salty than most, allowing the natural flavors to shine through. It's a spot that feels both familiar and refreshing, perfect for those who like their ramen with a touch of restraint.
South side locals, subtle flavor seekers, relaxed dining
Kazoku's shoyu ramen is a comforting bowl of nostalgia.
Kazoku Ramen offers a relaxed neighborhood vibe with a menu that honors classic Japanese recipes. The shoyu ramen stands out, with a broth that's both savory and soothing. It's a place where you can unwind and enjoy a bowl that feels like a warm hug.
Neighborhood dining, shoyu ramen fans, laid-back meals
Misoya's miso ramen is the star, with a broth that hugs you like a warm blanket.
Ramen Misoya serves up bowls that are rich and deeply satisfying. The miso broth is worth ordering, with a depth of flavor that keeps locals coming back. The space is cozy, with a no-frills vibe that lets the ramen shine.
Weeknight cravings, comfort food fix, miso lovers
The tsukemen at Menya Mori is a standout, offering a great dipping experience.
Menya Mori, occupying the former Prairie Noodle Shop space, brings a fresh perspective to Edmonton's ramen scene. Their tsukemen is the highlight, with noodles that are perfectly chewy and a dipping broth that’s rich and umami-packed. The intimate setting makes it ideal for a quiet meal.
Quiet lunches, tsukemen enthusiasts, intimate meals
The spicy chicken ramen at JINYA is your go-to for a fiery kick.
JINYA Ramen Bar is a modern take on the classic ramen joint. The spicy chicken ramen is a crowd favorite, offering a perfect balance of heat and flavor. It's a spot that feels both trendy and welcoming, ideal for a lively night out.
Trendy nights out, spicy food fans, lively atmosphere
Kinton's pork ramen is a knockout, with broth that’s both rich and nuanced.
Located in Terra Losa, Kinton Ramen offers a contemporary setting with a menu that keeps ramen purists and adventurers alike satisfied. The pork broth is a standout, simmered to perfection with a silky texture that coats each noodle beautifully. It's the kind of place where you can lose yourself in a bowl.
Noodle enthusiasts, casual dining, group outings
Nomiya's ramen is dine-in only, ensuring you enjoy it at its freshest.
Situated on Calgary Trail, Nomiya is a Japanese restaurant that focuses on serving ramen best enjoyed fresh. The dine-in only policy ensures that each bowl is served piping hot, with flavors that are and well-balanced. It's a spot that emphasizes quality over convenience.
Dine-in experiences, fresh ramen fans, quality time
Shiawase's creamy ramen broth is a rich, comforting indulgence.
Shiawase Ramen is a cozy spot where the broth takes center stage. The creamy ramen here is a highlight, with a texture that's both velvety and indulgent. It's the kind of place where you can escape the hustle and enjoy a moment of bliss.
Cozy dinners, creamy broth lovers, neighborhood hideaways
Midori's classic ramen is great at balance and flavor.
Located on 34 Ave NW, Midori Ramen serves up bowls that are both satisfying and beautifully balanced. The classic ramen here is a crowd-pleaser, with a broth that's rich yet not overpowering. The space is welcoming, making it perfect for a relaxed meal with friends or family.
Family dinners, casual catch-ups, classic ramen lovers
