Visited Kenzo for the first time today with a friend. We came for lunch and arrived around 11, the place was fairly empty except for a few occupied tables. We were promptly seated and got straight to looking over the menus.
The menu was rather substantial with something for everyone. I chose the tonkotsu ramen while my friend had the orochong ramen. We also shared some hot sake, which I found for the price of 6 dollars to be not bad as they did not skimp in quantity as some places do. The ramen arrived quickly and we got straight to eating. I was instantly overwhelmed by the large bowl of piping hot noodles which was oh so comforting in the -30 weather. The broth was rich but did not feel heavy, and the portion of toppings was generous except for the egg, similar to most places it was only half an egg.
Overall,I left full yet not disgustingly so. At 10 dollars the price is standard but I definitely feel I got my money's worth. If you feel it's still not enough food however you can upgrade to a larger ramen for a dollar or try one of the side dishes offered such as gyoza or takoyaki (both of which looked good).
If you are in the area I would recommend stopping in for a quick but satisfying meal. However I would stay away from peak hours as seating is limited.