Honō Ramen

Had to satisfy a craving for ramen and was really impressed by this Michelin recommended place. Tried the vegan ramen and it was superb, chock full of vegetables, plant based protein and very flavourful. The shoyu broth was exceptionally tasty and rich. Service was prompt, professional and friendly. Highly recommended.

We arrived with a reservation and were promptly seated. The dining room is small and intimate. We sat at the long, high table. The service was a little slow but the server was very kind and patient, taking time to explain dishes to us and consider our dietary restrictions. We ordered several ramens and all were excellent. The broths were velvety and flavorful and the accompanying proteins with each bowl were well prepared and on point in terms of texture and flavor. Previous reviewers had mentioned the ramen being overly salty but I didn't not notice this aspect until maybe I was down to the dregs of my bowl with no other toppings left to consume.

I got the vegan ramen and it was really good. One of the best ramens I have had in Quebec. It has a creamy base and the vegan protein was very well cooked. My friends got meat based ramen and they said it was wonderful as well. I highly recommend.

Staff are very nice and accommodating. Ramen was delicious however I would not recommend anyone to come in the summer as there is no air conditioning and the restaurant is full of people most of the time. I almost fainted. Making all of us very uncomfortable and cannot fully enjoy the food. The reason they gave us was air conditioning is expensive. Really, I have been to a lot of ramen shop in Asia and North America never heard of this excuse. $21 bowl of ramen and you can’t give your guest a fan or air conditioning???

We stumbled across this spot while wandering around, hungry and indecisive. Originally, we were going to try the izakaya next door, but the menu didn’t excite us… so we pivoted to the ramen spot with the same name right beside it. The place was packed, which gave us hope — usually a good sign, right? Unfortunately, the food didn’t live up to the crowd. I ordered a ramen that ended up being way too salty for my taste. Even my coworker’s ramen was a bit odd in flavor — not bad, just… not great. We also ordered the karaage (fried chicken), which was fine. Nothing memorable. Overall, it wasn’t terrible, but definitely not a place I’d return to. There are just too many better ramen spots out there to settle for “meh.”

THE BEST SHOYU RAMEN I’VE HAD OUTSIDE OF JAPAN👏🙌. I’ve been to Japan 12 times and I love ramen. I came to Hono without any high expectation since it’s ramen shop in Quebec City and made by Quebecer. The ramen egg was very well prepared I had first spoon of broth and my eyes were widely open cuz the broth was just perfect like I had in Japan. I tried the ramen egg and was very well marinated love the flavour. The noodle was very smooth and firm. The chasiu was very tasty but a bit too soft I like it a bit firmer. My other friends also loved their meals. ARIANNE( waitress/owner) was very welcome and professional. Thank you very much. It was the most surprise I’ve been to Québec. 🙏

The food was absolutely perfect, but the service from the waitresses was rather disappointing. After they took our order, no one checked on us again until we had finished the meal, and we had to wait quite a long time before we were finally able to pay the bill.

I walked in as a solo just after 5pm and sat at the bar. The place quickly filled up, but there were still seats available at the bar when I left around 6:30. The Sapporo pints were spot on as was the Sapporo slushie. Service was fine, staff were working hard, but it seemed very busy. The tori ramen was nice, and I am in no way a connoisseur, but nothing about it blew my socks off. Portion and price were great though! Overall a lovely experience.

We visited Hono Ramen on a Tuesday evening in the summer with no reservations. The staff quickly seated us and were super friendly. We ordered miso ramen and Tori Paitan ramen with a side order of homemade kimchi. To our disappointment, the ramen did not meet our expectations. The broth was salty but not rich and savoury. The kimchi was just ok. We eat ramen quite frequently at other establishments, and this place was not up to par. The restaurant was dimly lit and provided a cozy atmosphere. Good for a date night but not so good for ramen meal.

This place is cute and close to everything in saint roche. Unfortunately the ramen is not that good. The noodles are good and fresh but for good ramen you need excellent broth and the broth here was below sub par. Also there wasn't much meat in the ramen so that is a little disappointing. If they can figure out a good broth and be more gerenrous with meat this place may recover.