I have mixed feelings on this place. An offspring of Guu so expect long wait times for a spot at this tiny restaurant in Baldwin Village. Service is always good and they greet you as you sit and leave the restaurant. Don't expect to be mingling for long while you dine here as ramen is a fairly quick and inexpensive meal.
As for the actual food itself, we tried the Gyoza and it didn't inspire. Kenzo has one over them in this area. We tried the Tofu Nuggets and yes they are actual nuggets reminding us of McDonald's fame and were really tasty. Now on to the Ramen, the noodles are good (i don't believe they are housemade but probably outsourced locally), the broth is good with no signs of MSG but where I found the Ramen's lacking a bit were the meat and sides. They pre-cook everything and we found that the meat isn't piping hot or very tender and the eggs, although cooked to perfection, were a bit cold in the center. It seems like the Ramens don't really come together due to these points. It's nonetheless an entrant into the coming ramen wars in Toronto which I'm very excited about. I would definately give this place another shot in hopes i'm more inspired about the food.