Kazan Japanese Ramen

Kazan offers a completely different dining vibe, with great ambience, attentive service, and friendly staff. The overall atmosphere makes the experience feel quite special. We tried the veg tantan mein, tori paitan ramen karamiso, veg Japanese dry noodles, and the crunchy panko chicken rice roll. Each dish had its own unique flavour profile and was well prepared. The variety of flavours and textures made the meal really enjoyable. Overall, Kazan is a great place to explore Japanese-inspired dishes in a beautiful setting, with the ambience and service adding a lot to the experience.

Tried authentic Japanese Chicken Ramen here for the first time and it was delicious along with Chicken kimuchi which was a great combination. The ambience was great and the staff were very welcoming and can help around with good recommendations based on your taste. Looking forward to try out other great Japanese cuisines soon.

If you are craving for authentic Japanese food, Kazan is the spot. The ambience is comforting . The broth is flavourful. Sushi is great, the drinks are refreshing. The service quick. Menu is customisable with good portions. Ramen is the-highlight of the place. I liked the thin noodles a-lot. Should visit.

If you have like 30 minutes for lunch break, you need to show up at this place. I had like an hour tops, and their food was exactly what I needed in the middle of a work day with yummy wontons and filling Ramen like nothing that I’ve ever had before. Great service too! Showed up for dinner as well on the same day and was equally easy to get a table. Even tried their karage and tofu bowl for dinner and was equally impressed. Was as good as the Ramen that I had in New York. Will be back again soon!

I had Tantamen and loved the peanut and sesame taste in a ramen. It came with minched chicken ball + chicken chashu. Such a comfort food and great atmosphere too. Next time I want to try their ramen with dosa! The fact the restaurant had japanese patrons at the time of my visit also validated that the ramen is not too far from its tradition either.

I had such a fantastic visit to Kazan Japanese Ramen! 🍜 The food was truly outstanding, each dish bursting with incredible flavors. The service was absolutely perfect, making my whole experience so enjoyable. And the ambiance? Simply magical! ✨ I can't recommend it enough!

I visited Kazen Ramen on Church Street. The ramen was delicious and very flavorful. We also tried the shrimp fry, which I liked a lot. However, the service was disappointing. We tried to order several different items, but the server kept returning to tell us the main ingredients were unavailable. She would suggest an alternative, go to the kitchen to check, and then return to say that ingredient was out of stock as well. This happened three or four times, so we eventually just ordered whatever was available at the moment. Because of that back-and-forth, I don't remember the exact name of the ramen we had. While the food was good, I felt the price was a bit high considering the small portions and the poor service experience.

A great place for food. Japanese cuisine on point. They even bid Good bye to each customer in Japanese. But expensive but expected on the ingredients used so that's not a deal breaker. Do experience it.

Visited Kazan after having it on my list for a long time. We had some amazing ramen and veg gyoza. The mango ginger soda was amazing! Typical japanese style eatery and it gave us the Japan food experience in that little while spent there:)

Had a lovely evening at Kazan. The tantanmen ramen was the highlight of the meal — rich, spicy sesame broth with just the right amount of numbing heat, perfectly springy noodles, and a soft-boiled egg that added the perfect creamy balance. Genuinely one of the better ramen bowls I’ve had in the city. Service was excellent too — our waitress Mechigo was attentive, warm, and made great recommendations without being pushy. She checked in at just the right moments and made sure everything came out timed well. Would definitely go back, and would recommend asking for the tantanmen if you’re a ramen fan.