2022-10-25
psa: don’t forget to fill up your ramen lunch club cards to redeem your complimentary ETC item before the end of december!
Momofuku Noodle Bar Toronto used to be a must-visit restaurant on University Avenue, located on the ground floor of Momofuku Toronto. As a sister-restaurant to the New York City location, this local business offered a diverse menu inspired by Ontario’s native ingredients and relationships with local vendors. The menu featured bowls of ramen, steamed buns, rice cakes, and a large format fried chicken meal that was perfect for groups. The restaurant also housed a custom piece of art created by American artist Steve Keene called "Rust Never Sleeps." Unfortunately, this restaurant has been permanently closed.
(1746)
190 University Avenue
Toronto, ON
M5H0A3
To get to the local business at University Avenue in Toronto, you can take public transport by using the subway and getting off at St. Patrick Station. From there, walk north on University Avenue until you reach your destination.
If you prefer driving, take University Avenue and look for nearby parking options such as underground parking garages or street parking (please note that this option might be subject to availability).
| Monday | 11:30am - 3pm |
| 5pm - 10:30pm | |
| Tuesday | 11:30am - 3pm |
| 5pm - 9pm | |
| Wednesday | 11:30am - 3pm |
| 5pm - 9pm | |
| Thursday | 11:30am - 3pm |
| 5pm - 9pm | |
| Friday | 11:30am - 3pm |
| 5pm - 11pm | |
| Saturday | 11:30am - 3pm |
| 5pm - 9pm | |
| Sunday | 11:30am - 3pm |
| 5pm - 9pm |
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Momofuku Noodle Bar Toronto, located on University Avenue, is a must-visit for anyone looking for delicious and authentic Asian cuisine. As a sister-restaurant to the famous New York City location, Noodle Bar offers an impressive menu featuring bowls of ramen, steamed buns, rice cakes, and even a large format fried chicken meal that can feed 4-8 people. The restaurant's commitment to using Ontario's native ingredients and building relationships with local vendors is evident in the ever-changing menu. The custom piece of art by American artist Steve Keene adds to the unique atmosphere of the space. Overall, Momofuku Noodle Bar Toronto is a fantastic dining experience that should not be missed.