Steaming pork tonkotsu ramen bowl with chashu, nitamago egg and spring onions, Umami Kid menu prices Canada Saint John

Umami Kid Menu Prices Canada 2026




Saint John ramen bar · ramen $22.99 to $27.99 · verified Oct 29, 2026

Umami Kid Menu Prices Canada 2026

✓ 2026 Updated🍜 Ramen & Donburi💲 $2.99 – $27.99📍 Saint John, NB

Looking for Umami Kid menu prices in Canada? Here is the short version: ramen costs $22.99 to $27.99, donburi rice bowls cost $12.99 to $19.99, and sides start at $6.99. This Umami Kid menu prices Canada 2026 guide covers every bowl, rice bowl, side, kids bento, dessert and drink on the official menu, all in CAD. I read the full official menu on October 29, 2026, and every number below comes from it. If you want a bigger Ontario ramen menu to compare it with first, our Kenzo Ramen menu prices guide is a good side-by-side.

Umami Kid Ramen Prices: Saint John Menu

Nine bowls. One price for most of them. That is the first thing that struck me when I read the Umami Kid Saint John menu. Seven of the nine ramen bowls cost $22.99, and the only steps up are the two black garlic bowls at $25.99 and the Premium Seafood Ramen at $27.99. No cheap bowl, no luxury bowl. Just one honest tier, then a small premium step. The broths are the slow kind. Pork bone and chicken bone broths simmered for 8 to 12 hours, and nearly every bowl carries the same core toppings: kikurage mushrooms, menma, spring onions and a marinated nitamago egg. Is $22.99 a lot for ramen in Saint John? Honestly, yes, it is a proper sit-down price. But this is not a fast-food bowl. For another take on the same style at different prices, the Santouka Ramen menu prices show how a bigger chain prices its tonkotsu. My on-paper pick here is the Pork Tonkotsu. It is the house bowl, and the description reads like the bowl the kitchen cares most about.

Ramen Bowl Details Price
Pork Tonkotsu Ramen Rich and creamy pork bone broth simmered continuously for 8-12 hours; tender, slow-cooked rolled pork chashu, lightly torched; spring onions, kikurage mushrooms, menma (bamboo shoots), marinated nitamago (shoyu egg) $22.99
Tori Teriyaki Paitan Ramen Rich and creamy chicken bone broth simmered for 8-12 hours; grilled chicken glazed in teriyaki and unagi sauce; kikurage mushrooms, menma, sweet corn, spring onions, marinated nitamago egg $22.99
Tori Karaage Paitan Ramen Rich and creamy chicken bone broth simmered for 8-12 hours; crispy golden Japanese fried chicken karaage; kikurage mushrooms, menma, spring onions, marinated nitamago egg $22.99
Pork Chashu Tantanmen Rich pork bone broth infused with spicy sesame paste, chili oil and aromatics; seasoned pork chashu, spring onions, menma, kikurage mushrooms, marinated nitamago egg $22.99
Beef Miso Shoyu Ramen Miso and shoyu broth; tender beef yakiniku strips, kikurage mushrooms, menma, sweet corn, marinated nitamago egg $22.99
Creamy Mushroom Tofu Ramen Plant-based tonkotsu-style ramen; rich creamy mushroom broth; assorted mushrooms, crispy tofu, kikurage, menma, sweet corn, crunchy onions, fresh spring onions $22.99
Black Garlic Tori Teriyaki Paitan Ramen Creamy chicken bone broth infused with roasted black garlic oil; grilled chicken glazed in teriyaki and unagi sauce; kikurage mushrooms, menma, sweet corn, spring onions, nitamago egg $25.99
Black Garlic Pork Tonkotsu Ramen Signature rich and creamy pork bone broth with roasted black garlic oil; slow-cooked rolled pork chashu, spring onions, kikurage $25.99
Premium Seafood Ramen Rich savoury miso-based broth; 2 pieces of crispy shrimp tempura and salmon roe (ikura); spring onions, menma, kikurage mushrooms, naruto $27.99

Umami Kid Menu Card Saint John 2026

Here is the full menu card, rendered from the brand’s own current online menu: all 54 verified items, every ramen bowl, donburi, side, kids bento, dessert and drink, all in CAD.

Umami Kid menu card showing all 54 verified items with CAD prices, Umami Kid menu prices Canada Saint John

Umami Kid’s current menu prices in CAD, rendered from the brand’s own online menu (October 2026). The Premium Horin sake is listed as ask your server, exactly as the official menu shows it.

Umami Kid Donburi Prices and Kids Bento Prices

This is where the value lives. Umami Kid donburi prices start at $12.99, a full ten dollars under the ramen, and all seven bowls are served over steamed rice. The $12.99 trio is Chicken Teriyaki BBQ, Chicken Oyakodon and Butadon. The salmon bowls, at $19.99, are the top of this section and still under the cheapest ramen. I like that shape. It means a lighter wallet still gets a full hot meal, not a side dish dressed up as a main. The kids bentos work the same way: all three chibi bentos are $10.99, rice and vegetables included, which makes the kids choice refreshingly simple. No price guessing at the table. For a Toronto ramen comparison before you decide, the Ramen Isshin menu prices guide covers another well-known bowl at a different price point. In my opinion, the donburi section is the smart order for a first visit, and the Chicken Teriyaki BBQ is the bowl I would start with.

Donburi Bowl Details Price
Chicken Teriyaki BBQ Grilled chicken glazed with unagi and teriyaki sauce; crisp cabbage, fresh spring onions, shredded carrots, sweet corn, avocado, tangy pickled ginger, furikake; served over steamed rice $12.99
Chicken Oyakodon Crispy fried chicken karaage sauteed and simmered with sweet onions and fluffy scrambled egg in savoury donburi sauce; furikake, fresh spring onions, tangy pickled red ginger; served over steamed rice $12.99
Butadon Slow-cooked pork bits sauteed with sweet onions in savoury donburi sauce; poached egg with runny yolk; furikake, fresh green onions, tangy pickled red ginger, crispy onions; served over steamed rice $12.99
Crispy Tofu Bowl Vegetarian rice bowl: crispy tofu, avocado, shredded cabbage and carrots, seaweed, corn, vegetarian teriyaki and Japanese mayo; served over steamed rice $13.99
Beef Gyudon Tender beef strips sauteed with sweet onions in savoury donburi sauce; soft-cooked egg with runny yolk; furikake, fresh spring onions, tangy pickled red ginger; served over steamed rice $15.99
Salmon Teriyaki BBQ Grilled salmon glazed with unagi and teriyaki sauce; crisp cabbage, fresh spring onions, shredded carrots, sweet corn, avocado, tangy pickled ginger, furikake, salmon roe (ikura); served over steamed rice $19.99
Salmon Poke Bowl Sushi-grade salmon cubes marinated in house-made poke sauce; creamy seasoned avocado, shredded cabbage and carrots, sweet corn, Japanese mayo, furikake, salmon roe (ikura); served over steamed rice $19.99
Chibi Bento (Kids Meal) Details Price
Tofu Chibi Bento 3 crispy tofu nuggets, steamed rice, colourful vegetable side. Plant-based. $10.99
Tempura Chibi Bento 2 pieces shrimp tempura, 1 piece vegetable korokke, steamed rice, colourful vegetable side. Upgrade rice to Cheesy Furikake Fries for $1.49. $10.99
Fried Chicken Karaage Chibi Bento Crispy Japanese-style fried chicken karaage, steamed rice, colourful vegetable side. Upgrade rice to Cheesy Furikake Fries for $1.49. $10.99

Umami Kid Sides: Gyoza, Takoyaki, Karaage and More

Seventeen sides. That is a proper izakaya list, not an afterthought. The cheapest way in is $6.99: two furikake fries and the sweet and spicy edamame. Gyoza sits at $7.99 across all three kinds, chicken, vegetable and cheesy. Takoyaki is $12.99, and the cheesy fried octopus karaage tops the section at $13.49. My favourite detail? The ube korokke at $9.99. Purple yam croquettes are not something you see on every Saint John menu. And the fried chicken skin at $7.99 is a small plate for the adventurous. Order two or three of these for the table and the meal turns into something shared. That is how an izakaya is meant to work.

Side Details Price
Unagi Furikake Fries Crispy fries, Japanese kewpie mayo and unagi sauce blend, furikake $6.99
Cheesy Furikake Fries Crispy golden fries, creamy cheese sauce, furikake $6.99
Sweet and Spicy Edamame Steamed edamame tossed in a sweet and spicy glaze $6.99
Chicken Gyoza Juicy seasoned chicken, thin tender dumpling skin, pan-fried golden crisp; served with dipping sauce $7.99
Vegetable Gyoza Savoury blend of fresh vegetables, steamed or pan-fried; served with dipping sauce. Vegetarian-friendly. $7.99
Cheesy Gyoza Chicken or vegetable gyoza topped with cheddar $7.99
Fried Chicken Skin Seasoned chicken skin, fried golden and crisp; small plate $7.99
Fried Chicken Karaage Juicy tender chicken pieces marinated in savoury spices, fried golden and crispy $9.99
Cheesy Fried Chicken Karaage Fried chicken karaage, melted cheese, sweet savoury unagi sauce $9.99
Vegetable Korokke Crispy Japanese-style croquettes, mashed potatoes and mixed vegetables. Vegetarian-friendly. $9.99
Ube Korokke Crispy golden croquettes filled with creamy purple yam (ube) $9.99
Fried Shrimp Tempura 4 pieces, light crispy golden fried shrimp tempura $10.99
Crispy Tofu Bites Bite-sized tofu cubes, lightly seasoned and fried; plant-based $10.99
Yakitori Grilled chicken thigh skewers, seasoned and charred $10.99
Fried Octopus Karaage Tender baby octopus marinated and double-fried crispy $12.99
Takoyaki Golden crispy outside, soft and gooey inside; tender octopus pieces; takoyaki sauce, creamy Japanese mayo, bonito flakes, seaweed $12.99
Cheesy Fried Octopus Karaage Golden-fried baby octopus topped with cheddar cheese and unagi sauce $13.49

Umami Kid Desserts and Drinks Prices

Dessert is short and sweet, literally. Mochi ice cream is $3.99 per piece, in strawberry, mango and matcha flavours, and it is the cheapest dessert on the menu. The two cheesecakes, black sesame and matcha, are $7.99 each. Japanese pudding is $8.99. Drinks split two ways. The non-alcoholic side runs $2.99 to $5.99, from hot genmaicha tea and canned pop up to Calpico and Ramune marble pop. The alcoholic side starts with Moosehead Light and Sapporo on tap, runs through Canadian wine by the glass and bottle, and ends with soju and sake. One honest gap: the Premium Horin Junmai Daiginjo Sake shows no price on the official menu. It says ask your server. So that is what I am telling you. No number invented here.

Dessert Details Price
Mochi Ice Cream Priced per piece. Soft chewy Japanese rice cakes filled with ice cream. Flavours: Strawberry, Mango, Matcha. $3.99
Black Sesame Cheesecake Roasted black sesame, deep toasty flavour, velvety texture $7.99
Matcha Cheesecake Silky cheesecake infused with earthy matcha green tea $7.99
Japanese Pudding Smooth rich custard with golden caramel glaze; lightly sweet and creamy $8.99
Non-Alcoholic Drink Details Price
Hot Genmaicha Japanese green tea blended with roasted brown rice; nutty aroma, mild toasty flavour $2.99
Umami Kid Red Iced Tea Specialty lemon iced tea with a red twist $2.99
Bottled Water Nothing special. Plain old bottled water. $2.99
Canned Pop Choice of Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, Ginger Ale, Root Beer $2.99
Calpico Refreshing Japanese soft drink, light milky flavour, subtly sweet and tangy. Flavours: Original, Mango, Strawberry. $5.99
Ramune Marble Pop Classic Japanese soda in a glass bottle with a marble stopper. Flavours: Original, Lychee, Peach. $5.99
Alcoholic Drink Details Price
Moosehead Light On tap. 16oz and 20oz. Smooth refreshing Canadian light lager. $7.99 | $9.49
Sapporo On tap. 16oz and 20oz. Japan’s oldest beer brand; clean refined taste. $8.49 | $10.49
Canadian White Wine 5oz, 9oz, or by the bottle. Locally-sourced Canadian white wine. $8.99 | $12.99 | $39.99
Canadian Red Wine 5oz, 9oz, or by the bottle. Locally-sourced Canadian red wine. $8.99 | $12.99 | $39.99
Moosehead Radler 16oz and 20oz. Moosehead lager and natural fruit juices. $9.49 | $11.49
Good Day Soju Light smooth Korean soju. Flavours: Peach and Lychee. Must present ID. $21.99
Gekkeikan Nigori Sake Rich unfiltered sake, smooth creamy texture, slightly sweet finish $24.99
Premium Horin Junmai Daiginjo Sake Elegant premium sake, melon, pear and white flowers. Price shown as ask server on the official menu. Ask server

The Umami Kid Story: Anime Ramen Bar in Saint John

Umami Kid calls itself a family-owned ramen bar and izakaya in Saint John, NB, an anime-themed spot bringing Japanese fusion cuisine and premium ramen to the city, made for anime and Japanese pop culture fans. That is the brand’s own description, and it fits the menu: ramen first, then donburi, izakaya sides, kids bentos, Japanese desserts and drinks. I have not sat down here yet, so this is a menu read, not a review. What I can say from the menu alone is that the place is small and focused. Fifty-four priced items, one location, one clear idea. The homepage testimonials praise rich authentic ramen, generous portions, friendly staff, a cosy interior and five-star presentation. I am passing that on as testimonial texture, not as a verified fact. One more honest note: no sushi or sashimi price appears anywhere on the official menu I read, so I have priced none here, even though the homepage mentions sushi cravings in passing. Prices first. Everything else second.

Umami Kid Chicken Teriyaki Donburi Price Canada

The $12.99 Chicken Teriyaki BBQ donburi is the value anchor of the whole menu: grilled chicken, avocado, sweet corn and pickled ginger over steamed rice, ten dollars under the cheapest ramen bowl.

Chicken teriyaki donburi bowl with grilled chicken, avocado, sweet corn and pickled ginger, Umami Kid donburi prices Canada

The Chicken Teriyaki BBQ donburi at $12.99: the cheapest full hot meal on the Umami Kid menu.

Tips: Getting The Best Value At Umami Kid

A few honest tips, all from the menu itself. First, if the budget matters, start in the donburi section. $12.99 gets you a full rice bowl, and $6.99 sides keep a shared table cheap. Second, do not skip the gyoza. At $7.99 with dipping sauce, it is one of the fairest prices on the menu. Third, vegetarians have a real path here: the Creamy Mushroom Tofu Ramen, the Crispy Tofu Bowl, vegetable gyoza, vegetable korokke and tofu bites are all marked vegetarian-friendly or plant-based on the menu. Fourth, ask about the Premium Horin sake price before you order it, since the menu does not print one. And a small warning: delivery listings show different prices from the official menu, and at least one delivery listing shows a Ramen Combo Meal that does not appear on the official menu at all. Plan around the official menu prices in this guide, not the delivery app figures. The official menu is the source. Everything else is noise.

❓ Umami Kid Menu Prices Canada: FAQs

What are Umami Kid menu prices Canada 2026?

Umami Kid menu prices in Canada 2026: ramen costs $22.99 to $27.99, donburi rice bowls cost $12.99 to $19.99, sides run $6.99 to $13.49, kids chibi bentos are all $10.99, and desserts run $3.99 to $8.99. Prices are in CAD, verified October 29, 2026, from the official Umami Kid menu.

How much is the Umami Kid pork tonkotsu ramen price?

The Umami Kid pork tonkotsu ramen price is $22.99. It is a rich and creamy pork bone broth simmered for 8 to 12 hours, with slow-cooked rolled pork chashu, spring onions, kikurage mushrooms, menma and a marinated nitamago egg. The black garlic version costs $25.99.

What is the Umami Kid gyoza price?

The Umami Kid gyoza price is $7.99 for chicken gyoza, vegetable gyoza or cheesy gyoza. Each order comes with dipping sauce. The vegetable gyoza is vegetarian-friendly, and the cheesy gyoza is topped with cheddar.

What is the Umami Kid takoyaki price?

Umami Kid takoyaki costs $12.99. The official menu describes it as golden and crispy outside, soft and gooey inside, with tender octopus pieces, takoyaki sauce, creamy Japanese mayo, bonito flakes and seaweed.

What is the Umami Kid kids bento price?

The Umami Kid kids bento price is $10.99 for all three chibi bentos: tofu, tempura, and fried chicken karaage. Each one includes steamed rice and a colourful vegetable side. You can upgrade the rice to cheesy furikake fries for $1.49 on the tempura and karaage bentos.

What are Umami Kid Saint John hours?

Umami Kid Saint John hours were not published on the official website in the text read on October 29, 2026, so no hours table is printed here. Check the official site or the restaurant directly before you go. The restaurant is at 26 Germain St, Saint John, NB.

That is the full picture of umami kid menu prices canada for 2026. Ramen at $22.99 to $27.99, donburi at $12.99 to $19.99, sides from $6.99, kids bentos all $10.99, and one sake with no printed price at all. A small Saint John ramen bar with a focused menu and honest prices. I will refresh these numbers whenever the official menu changes, so check back before your next ramen run.

✓ Prices last verified: October 29, 2026. Prices from the official Umami Kid menu page (umamikid.com/menu), read in full October 29, 2026. The official site publishes no price table on its homepage and no hours, phone number or postal code in the text read, so none are printed here. Address: 26 Germain St, Saint John, NB. All prices in CAD.
⚠️ Price note: Prices in CAD, before tax. Prices are subject to change without notice. Delivery-listing prices differ from the official menu prices shown here. The Premium Horin sake price is not printed on the official menu; ask your server.

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Umami Kid is at 26 Germain St, Saint John, NB, a family-owned anime-themed ramen bar and izakaya. The official website does not publish hours in the text read, so check before you go for the umami kid saint john hours answer, and use the umami kid saint john menu prices in this guide to plan your order.

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