Banff’s Best Ramen | Ramen Arashi – A Soup-Slurping Obsession 🍜🔥
📍 Why We Ate Here Twice in 24 Hours? This tiny, no-reservations shop in Sundance Mall serves broths so good, we came back for breakfast after dinner—even as non-ramen fans. Their thick, chewy noodles and balanced tonkotsu (not too salty!) hit the post-hiking spot. 🍽️ Must-Try Bowls (Ranked!) 1️⃣ Devil’s Arashi (Lv.5 Spicy) 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ($16) ✔ Fiery Comfort: Rich pork broth, chili oil, braised pork bits, wood-ear mushrooms. ✔ Pro Tip: Add soft-boiled egg ($2) for extra creaminess. 2️⃣ Black Arashi 🌟🌟🌟🌟✨ ($15) ✔ Sesame Obsession: Black sesame paste, garlic oil, nori strips—nutty with a bitter finish. 3️⃣ Spicy Tonkotsu (+Extra Spicy) 🌟🌟🌟🌟 ($16) ✔ Classic++: Creamy pork broth, crushed peanuts, spicy miso, chashu slices. 4️⃣ Black Tantan 🌟🌟🌟✨ ($17) ✔ Sichuan-Japan Fusion: Black garlic broth, ground pork, numbing spice, softer noodles. 5️⃣ Yuzu-Shio 🌟🌟🌟 ($15) ✔ Citrus Cleanse: Light chicken broth, yuzu zest, bamboo shoots (refreshing but salty). 6️⃣ Curry Ramen (Winter Only) 🌟🌟 ($16) ✔ Skip It: Subtle curry flavor feels like dishwater with hints of spice. 🍗 Snacks & Sides ✔ Karaage Chicken 🌟🌟🌟🌟 ($8):Juicythigh,crispystarchcrust,emonwedge. ✔MatchaBeer🌟🌟🌟✨($7): Sapporo + matcha powder = bitter green froth (an acquired taste). 💡 Brutally Honest Tips ✔ Go For: Weekday lunches (11:30AM–1PM = no line). ✔ Budget: $20–30/pp (ramen + snack). ✔ Skip If: You hate al dente noodles (these are firm, not mushy). #BanffEats #RamenAddict #NoSadBroth