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Proximity to Ryerson University has more than a few perks. One of the best is cheap food. But Hokkaido Ramen Santouka doesn’t qualify. Sure, it’s wildly inexpensive, but to call it cheap would be to downplay the quality. This is the Toronto location of the original Japanese ramen joint, and a most definite on the “where to eat when staying in downtown Toronto” list.

If you’re looking for an affordable lunch in downtown Toronto after a walk through campus, a visit to Yonge & Dundas Square, a bit of Eaton Centre shopping or a jaunt down to the lake, this is the place. Their ramen is obviously top notch, but their pork bone broth is the star of the show. The service is fast, the place is usually hopping with funky students (perfect for fashion spotting if you’re into that kind of thing) and you’re guaranteed to leave happy and full.

Hokkaido Ramen Santouka is at 91 Dundas Street East. We recommend their menu to all our guests, with or without families.


Alex Martin

Alex, a true culinary connoisseur hailing from Toronto, has dedicated his life to exploring the world of flavors and sharing his gastronomic adventures with fellow food enthusiasts. With an insatiable appetite for both the traditional and the avant-garde, Alex leaves no dish untried and no ingredient unexplored. His refined palate and adventurous spirit have taken him on countless culinary journeys, from the bustling streets of global metropolises to the hidden gems of rural villages. A natural-born storyteller, Alex has a knack for sharing his experiences in a way that both educates and inspires others. When he’s not busy sampling the latest gastronomic delights, Alex can be found hosting supper clubs, collaborating with local chefs, and leading guided food tours, all in the name of connecting people through the universal language of food.