Ramen Misoya Menu Prices Canada 2026
Michelin-recommended miso ramen · Toronto, ON
Ramen Misoya Menu Prices Canada 2026
Looking for Ramen Misoya menu prices in Canada? Here is the quick version: House Special bowls run $19.00 to $25.00, the signature Gold Kome Miso bowls run $16.00 to $21.00, and there is a full vegetarian line from $16.00 to $20.50. Misoya is a Hokkaido-style miso ramen chain from Japan, and the Toronto Queen St W shop has been Michelin Guide Recommended five years straight. I will be honest, most Toronto ramen rooms run on tonkotsu, so a place that builds everything around miso is doing something different on purpose. If you want to compare Toronto ramen prices before you pick a shop, the Kinton Ramen menu prices Canada guide covers another big Ontario name. Every price below was checked against the official Toronto menu, so this is what you will pay at the counter.
🍜 What Does the Ramen Misoya Menu Cost in Canada?
The House Special list is where the kitchen shows off. Six bowls from $19.00 to $25.00, and three of them are marked new. The Miso Tan Tan Ramen at $19.00 is the cheapest of the bunch: creamy spicy sesame mixed with shiro miso, and it is the bowl I would order first. Honestly, it hits that rich-spicy comfort spot better than anything else under twenty dollars. The [NEW] Chicken Ramen at $20.00 runs three pieces of slow-cooked chicken breast chashu with a miso egg in Silver Shiro broth, a lighter bowl for a lighter appetite. Then come the two tonkotsu specials. The Tonkotsu Black at $21.50 is shiro miso built on tonkotsu with chashu, miso egg and naruto. The Tonkotsu Chashu at $24.50 loads up on the pork. At the top of the list, the two Angus beef bowls. The Angus Beef Spicy Sansho Ramen at $25.00 tops a 4oz NY striploin with sansho pepper in kome miso, and the Angus Beef Tan Tan Ramen at $25.00 runs the striploin in tan-tan miso. Worth it? If you are already paying twenty-plus for ramen, the striploin bowls are where your money goes furthest. If not, the Miso Tan Tan at $19.00 is the sweet spot.
| House Special Ramen | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Chicken Ramen (NEW) | 3pc slow-cooked chicken breast chashu, miso egg, Silver Shiro broth | $20.00 |
| Tonkotsu Black Ramen (NEW) | Shiro miso-based tonkotsu, chashu, miso egg, naruto | $21.50 |
| Tonkotsu Chashu Ramen (NEW) | Shiro miso-based tonkotsu, chashu, miso egg | $24.50 |
| Miso Tan Tan Ramen | Creamy spicy sesame + shiro miso mix | $19.00 |
| Angus Beef Spicy Sansho Ramen | 4oz NY striploin, sansho pepper, kome miso | $25.00 |
| Angus Beef Tan Tan Ramen | 4oz NY striploin, tan-tan miso | $25.00 |
Ramen Misoya Canada Menu: Current Menu Card
This is the current Ramen Misoya menu card, rebuilt from the brand’s official Canadian online menu for the Toronto Queen St W shop. Every price in this article was checked against it, so what you see here matches the official pricing.
One honest note from the card: this is a miso-first menu, not a tonkotsu-first one. That is the whole point of Misoya. If you show up expecting the heavy pork-bone broth you get at most Toronto ramen shops, the miso-forward flavour will surprise you, in a good way. All prices are in CAD.
🍲 Ramen Misoya Gold Kome Miso Menu Prices Canada
Gold Kome Miso is the signature: a rich, intense miso base that is the reason this chain exists. Seven bowls from $16.00 to $21.00, and the value here is genuinely strong. The Gold Kome Miso Basic Ramen at $16.00 is the cheapest full bowl on the entire menu. Sixteen dollars for a proper miso ramen in downtown Toronto. That is a good price, full stop. The Spicy at $18.00 adds heat, and the Special at $19.50 is the one I would order: chashu plus half a miso egg in the rich base, under twenty bucks. The Yasai-Extra Vegetable at $17.50 loads up the greens, the Ebi-Fried Shrimp at $18.50 adds shrimp, and the Cha-Shu at $21.00 runs three pieces of chashu. The Chicken Karaage at $21.00 is the fried-chicken play. Here is the decision, plain and simple: Gold Kome for the full rich experience, Silver Shiro (the lighter, three-month-fermented base with a hint of sweetness) if you want something gentler. For a different take on Toronto ramen with a pork-broth backbone, the Jinya Ramen Bar menu prices guide is worth comparing.
| Gold Kome Miso Ramen | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Gold Kome Miso Basic Ramen | Rich, intense kome miso base | $16.00 |
| Gold Kome Miso Spicy Ramen | Spicy version of the rich base | $18.00 |
| Gold Kome Miso Special Ramen | Chashu + half miso egg | $19.50 |
| Gold Kome Miso Cha-Shu Ramen | 3pc chashu | $21.00 |
| Gold Kome Miso Yasai-Extra Vegetable | Extra vegetables | $17.50 |
| Gold Kome Miso Ebi-Fried Shrimp Ramen | Fried shrimp | $18.50 |
| Gold Kome Miso Chicken Karaage Ramen | Fried chicken | $21.00 |
The Silver Shiro line is the quiet one: Silver Shiro Special Ramen at $18.68. The lighter base, fermented three months, with that little hint of sweetness. The Toronto shop’s basic Silver Shiro starts at $16.00, same territory as the Gold Kome Basic. My honest take: try the Gold Kome first, since that is what Misoya is known for, then come back for the Silver Shiro if you want something you could eat twice a week without fatigue.
🥬 Ramen Misoya Vegetarian Ramen Menu Prices Canada
Credit where it is due: a full vegetarian line, not a single sad token bowl. Five bowls from $16.00 to $20.50. The Vegetarian Gold Kome Miso Ramen at $16.00 and the Vegetarian Silver Shiro Miso Ramen at $16.00 give you both bases at the cheapest price on the menu. The Vegetarian Tan Tan Ramen at $18.50 and the Vegetarian Spicy Sansho Ramen at $18.50 bring the heat without the meat, and the Vegetarian Curry Ramen at $20.50 is the loaded option. Vegetarian ramen in Toronto often costs as much as the meat bowls, and here the veg options are actually the cheapest bowls on the menu. That is rare, and it matters.
| Vegetarian Noodle | Details | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Vegetarian Gold Kome Miso Ramen | Rich kome miso base, vegetarian | $16.00 |
| Vegetarian Silver Shiro Miso Ramen | Lighter shiro miso base, vegetarian | $16.00 |
| Vegetarian Tan Tan Ramen | Spicy sesame mix, vegetarian | $18.50 |
| Vegetarian Spicy Sansho Ramen | Sansho pepper, vegetarian | $18.50 |
| Vegetarian Curry Ramen | Curry base, vegetarian | $20.50 |
Ramen Misoya Miso Ramen Menu Canada
This is the bowl that defines the chain: wavy noodles, the rich miso broth, chashu, and that miso egg. The Gold Kome Miso Special at $19.50 is my pick for the one bowl to order if you only come once. If soupless noodles sound more your style, the Kokoro Tokyo Mazesoba menu prices Canada guide covers a different kind of Japanese noodle night.
A quick word on ordering: the prices above are the Toronto Queen St W menu, which is the flagship. The [NEW] tags on the Chicken, Tonkotsu Black and Tonkotsu Chashu mean the specials list has been refreshed recently, so regulars have a reason to come back. And if you are deciding between the two Angus beef bowls, my take is simple: sansho pepper for the tingle, tan-tan for the creaminess.
📍 Ramen Misoya Locations in Canada
Two Toronto locations, plus Edmonton and Montreal. The Queen St W shop is the flagship: Michelin Guide Recommended five years running, Mon-Sat 11:30 AM to 10 PM, Sun 11:30 AM to 9 PM. The second Toronto shop sits on the 4th floor of CIBC Square at 81 Bay St, right in the downtown lunch crowd. Check the official site for current hours before heading out, since holiday hours can differ.
Toronto, ON: 646 Queen St W (416-594-6476) · 81 Bay St, 4th Floor (CIBC Square)
Edmonton, AB: official site lists an Edmonton location
Montreal, QC: Dollard-des-Ormeaux
Prices can vary slightly between locations. The prices in this guide were checked against the Toronto menu, but confirm with your location before ordering.
🏪 About Ramen Misoya
Ramen Misoya is a Japanese ramen chain founded in Japan, built around Hokkaido-style miso ramen. The concept is simple: three miso bases, Gold Kome for the rich and intense, Silver Shiro for the lighter and slightly sweet, plus tan-tan and curry variants, all served over wavy noodles. The Toronto Queen St W shop at 646 Queen St W has been Michelin Guide Recommended five consecutive years, which is unusual company for a ramen room. The official Canadian site is ramenmisoya.ca, with the in-store menu mirrored on the brand’s official menu page.
❓ Ramen Misoya Menu Prices Canada: FAQ
What are the Ramen Misoya menu prices in Canada?
House Special ramen runs $19.00 to $25.00, Gold Kome Miso bowls run $16.00 to $21.00, and vegetarian bowls run $16.00 to $20.50. The cheapest bowl is the Gold Kome Miso Basic Ramen at $16.00, and the priciest is the Angus Beef Spicy Sansho Ramen at $25.00. Prices in CAD, verified October 20, 2026.
What is the cheapest ramen at Ramen Misoya?
The Gold Kome Miso Basic Ramen at $16.00 is the cheapest full bowl on the menu. It is the rich, intense gold kome miso base with no extras. Prices in CAD.
What is the difference between Gold Kome Miso and Silver Shiro Miso?
Gold Kome Miso is the rich, intense base with a deep miso flavour. Silver Shiro Miso is lighter, fermented for three months, with a hint of sweetness. Start with Gold Kome if you want the full Misoya experience; go Silver Shiro if you prefer something gentler.
Where are the Ramen Misoya locations in Canada?
Ramen Misoya has Canadian locations in Toronto (646 Queen St W and CIBC Square at 81 Bay St), Edmonton, and Montreal (Dollard-des-Ormeaux). The Toronto Queen St W location is Michelin Guide Recommended five years running. Prices in CAD.
Does Ramen Misoya have vegetarian options?
Yes. There is a full vegetarian line: Vegetarian Gold Kome Miso Ramen ($16.00), Vegetarian Silver Shiro Miso Ramen ($16.00), Vegetarian Tan Tan Ramen ($18.50), Vegetarian Spicy Sansho Ramen ($18.50), and Vegetarian Curry Ramen ($20.50). Prices in CAD.
How much is the Miso Tan Tan Ramen at Ramen Misoya?
The Miso Tan Tan Ramen is $19.00. It is a creamy spicy sesame and shiro miso mix, and it is one of the most popular bowls on the House Special list. Prices in CAD.
Is Ramen Misoya worth the price?
Yes. It is a Michelin Guide Recommended room five years running, and at $16.00 to $25.00 per bowl it sits in the same bracket as every decent Toronto ramen spot. The Gold Kome Miso Special at $19.50 is the best value: chashu and half a miso egg in the rich base for under twenty bucks.
So that is the full ramen misoya menu prices picture for Canada in 2026. The honest summary: the Gold Kome Miso Basic at $16.00 is the cheapest proper ramen bowl you will find downtown, the Miso Tan Tan at $19.00 is the bowl I would order first, the Gold Kome Miso Special at $19.50 is the best value on the menu, and the Angus Beef Spicy Sansho at $25.00 is the splurge. Prices last verified: October 20, 2026.
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