Tokyo Station

It was happy to find a spot where I can enjoy Japanese-style pasta at a reasonable price! Unlike the usual ramen places, this place offers pasta with a unique Japanese twist. I tried the squid ink pasta and uni pasta, and both were absolutely delicious. The karaage I ordered was okay—not the highlight—but overall, the meal was great. I’ve been back a few times since, and each visit has been just as tasty. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for something a bit different!

Best ramen place in Calgary imo. Our favourites are the Shiro and Black Ramen! We also like to order their gyoza and takoyaki. Every time we visit Calgary, we always come and eat here! Place is really fun with the Naruto and Japanese murals. They also sell Japanese snacks and drinks, definitely highly recommended! It's just unfortunate that their ramen portions are now half compared to their huge bowls before Covid, but still really delicious!

Me and my boyfriend enjoyed coming here. Great spot with awesome art. The staff is friendly and food is tasty. I definitely suggest trying the tonkotsu ramen 🍜

We ate lunch at this Tokyo Station and ordered Black Tonkotsu Ramen (tonkotsu base, noodle, black garlic oil, green onions, seaweed, chashu, minced pork and dried seaweed), Red Ramen (spicy red base, noodle, light garlic oil, green onion, seaweed, kimchi, chashu and minced pork), Bold Ramen (laksa base, noodle, light garlic oil, green onion, seaweed and chashu) and Curry Chicken Wing (three pieces of the whole chicken wings with Japanese curry flavour seasoning). The food tasted delicious and appetizing! There are a nice selection of ramens, donburi bowls, sushi, pasta, sides like chicken wings, karaage bites, takoyaki, veggie spring rolls, gyoza, and various ice-cream/ gelato flavours and beverages available too. The place is nice with a cozy atmosphere. We had some difficulty looking for parking spots because it was lunchtime, just be patient and you will surely be able to find one.

Sitting by a wall painted with Naruto eating ramen, nothing is better than that when eating ramen. And the ramen is pretty awesome too.

I like this place! It's always delicious here, not expensive and the portions are large. Be sure to try the black ramen.It's worth all the money in the world. I also like that they sell cool products from Japan. If you are looking for something new, then this is the place for you.

My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed the squid ink spaghetti with prawns and the scallop uni fettuccine. Honestly, the pastas were perfectly done as you find in a white tablecloth restaurant (for triple the price). The umami in each dish was naturally derived from seafood, not forced by seasoning and beautifully garnished by fresh arugula. We finished the meal with house made ice cream, Blue Moon and Butter Me Up. The Blue Moon was chock full of whole blueberries and the Butter Me Up was smooth avocado. Not terribly sweet but really full of flavour and great creamy texture. Let me cut to the chase: you have to eat here. It’s incredibly pocketbook friendly, delicious and unpretentious. I tipped generously as it was going to the hard working chef in their open kitchen preparing all those dishes with love. It’s great food at an amazing price which is such a rare business model.

Went on a weekday evening and there were quite a few seats available outside, on the main floor, and upstairs. There is street parking out front and deeper in the neighboring area. The menu is quite brief and self-explanatory above the register. Ordered the creamy uni scallop fettuccine and the mushroom soy butter spaghetti. As a combo, each dish came with an appetizer and a drink. After ordering, we were free to find our own seats and then grab the food when it was ready. The food was prepared within 10-15 minutes and was plated nicely. The takoyaki was acceptable, considering they are not made in-house, and the gyoza was crispy. The pasta dishes were quite flavourful and the fettuccine had quite the umami flavour. The price point was very fair for the amount of food and we were allowed to stay as long as we liked. Would recommend for a casual bite.

It was happy to find a spot where I can enjoy Japanese-style pasta at a reasonable price! Unlike the usual ramen places, this place offers pasta with a unique Japanese twist. I tried the squid ink pasta and uni pasta, and both were absolutely delicious. The karaage I ordered was okay—not the highlight—but overall, the meal was great. I’ve been back a few times since, and each visit has been just as tasty. Definitely worth a visit if you’re looking for something a bit different!

Best ramen place in Calgary imo. Our favourites are the Shiro and Black Ramen! We also like to order their gyoza and takoyaki. Every time we visit Calgary, we always come and eat here! Place is really fun with the Naruto and Japanese murals. They also sell Japanese snacks and drinks, definitely highly recommended! It's just unfortunate that their ramen portions are now half compared to their huge bowls before Covid, but still really delicious!

Me and my boyfriend enjoyed coming here. Great spot with awesome art. The staff is friendly and food is tasty. I definitely suggest trying the tonkotsu ramen 🍜

We ate lunch at this Tokyo Station and ordered Black Tonkotsu Ramen (tonkotsu base, noodle, black garlic oil, green onions, seaweed, chashu, minced pork and dried seaweed), Red Ramen (spicy red base, noodle, light garlic oil, green onion, seaweed, kimchi, chashu and minced pork), Bold Ramen (laksa base, noodle, light garlic oil, green onion, seaweed and chashu) and Curry Chicken Wing (three pieces of the whole chicken wings with Japanese curry flavour seasoning). The food tasted delicious and appetizing! There are a nice selection of ramens, donburi bowls, sushi, pasta, sides like chicken wings, karaage bites, takoyaki, veggie spring rolls, gyoza, and various ice-cream/ gelato flavours and beverages available too. The place is nice with a cozy atmosphere. We had some difficulty looking for parking spots because it was lunchtime, just be patient and you will surely be able to find one.

Sitting by a wall painted with Naruto eating ramen, nothing is better than that when eating ramen. And the ramen is pretty awesome too.

I like this place! It's always delicious here, not expensive and the portions are large. Be sure to try the black ramen.It's worth all the money in the world. I also like that they sell cool products from Japan. If you are looking for something new, then this is the place for you.

My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed the squid ink spaghetti with prawns and the scallop uni fettuccine. Honestly, the pastas were perfectly done as you find in a white tablecloth restaurant (for triple the price). The umami in each dish was naturally derived from seafood, not forced by seasoning and beautifully garnished by fresh arugula. We finished the meal with house made ice cream, Blue Moon and Butter Me Up. The Blue Moon was chock full of whole blueberries and the Butter Me Up was smooth avocado. Not terribly sweet but really full of flavour and great creamy texture. Let me cut to the chase: you have to eat here. It’s incredibly pocketbook friendly, delicious and unpretentious. I tipped generously as it was going to the hard working chef in their open kitchen preparing all those dishes with love. It’s great food at an amazing price which is such a rare business model.

Went on a weekday evening and there were quite a few seats available outside, on the main floor, and upstairs. There is street parking out front and deeper in the neighboring area. The menu is quite brief and self-explanatory above the register. Ordered the creamy uni scallop fettuccine and the mushroom soy butter spaghetti. As a combo, each dish came with an appetizer and a drink. After ordering, we were free to find our own seats and then grab the food when it was ready. The food was prepared within 10-15 minutes and was plated nicely. The takoyaki was acceptable, considering they are not made in-house, and the gyoza was crispy. The pasta dishes were quite flavourful and the fettuccine had quite the umami flavour. The price point was very fair for the amount of food and we were allowed to stay as long as we liked. Would recommend for a casual bite.

The food was amazing, but on our egg we found an egg shell on our egg. The service was great tho we got our food really quick and the staff were really friendly, the aesthetic of the place was very pleasing and unique with many forms of art on the walls. Only complain is egg shell on the egg,

My husband and I came in for a late dinner after I finished playing for a candlelight mass across the street. We walked up to ordering table and got two #3 Kuro ramen bowls that had tonkotsu based broth. I enjoyed the piping hot, flavourful broth with a fair sized portion of ramen, chasu, ground pork, half egg, and green onion. The ambience of this place reminded me of a grade school cafeteria rather than a train station.

The ramen is tasty and the miso soup is so good. It's so impressive that they made the whole shop inside as Naruto theme, just like went to Konoha. I love it so much.

We went here for lunch. They don't have parking. Just street parking. You can dine in or they had a nice outdoor seating as well. The interior is cute with many drawings. They have two floors to seat in. They have about 5 kinds of ramen on their menu - classic, miso, spicy, kimchi etc. They also have couple of side dishes like tacoyaki etc. They have a combo consisting of ramen, one side dish and a drink. The taste was pretty good. Not too salty or blend. Good portion size as well. The service was nice. Bathroom clean. They also had what's called a 'market'. Wouldn't really call it a market..it's very small with few items - food, accessories etc. If you're still feeling a bit hungry after a meal, you can grab small plates like sushi from the market too. They had ice cream downstairs, which is a nice dessert after a meal. It wasn't like usual ice cream, interesting flavours such as miso, avocado, blueberry etc. I had Yuzu which was pretty nice. Pleasant place to come for a meal.

Fine, casual dining. The ramen is good and consistent with what you'll get at their other sister locations, but we missed the service and food variety that's offered at those locations instead. Service is pretty disengaged and slow.

My Son love ordering to go from TS the ramen is awesome. Five thumbs up Food and service is solid here. Check it out when you can.

Took forever, got our order wrong, we ordered a classic chasiu ramen and received a shoyu (didn't realize till we got home). Half the menu was sold out. Soup was saltier than the other location and they didn't have chicken wings (somehow). The two staff there honestly probably didn't want to turn on the frier to make the chicken wings (which explained why the entire fried menu was "out of stock"). Saw one of the staff doing rice prep instead of making the chicken karaage rice bowl. She also spent forever packing our order. Had great impressions from their original location, sad to see it didn't carry through.