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Gmen@NanChuu Ramen Shop
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Japanese noodle soups & izakaya plates are served in a bustling, informal atmosphere.
Nearby attractions
Kwantlen Polytechnic University Richmond Campus
8771 Lansdowne Rd, Richmond, BC V6X 3V8, Canada
Fun4kidz Play Centre
4151 Hazelbridge Wy #3730, Richmond, BC V6X 0A4, Canada
Lipont Place
4211 Number 3 Rd, Richmond, BC V6X 1X6, Canada
Aberdeen Neighbourhood Park
8331 Cambie Rd., Richmond, BC V6X 1J8, Canada
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8391 Alexandra Rd #1170, Richmond, BC V6X 3W5, Canada
Matsuyama Japanese Restaurant
8500 Alexandra Rd #110, Richmond, BC V6X 3L4, Canada
Mui Kee Chicken Pot
3W5, 8391 Alexandra Rd #1120, Richmond, BC V6X 3W5, Canada
Leisure Tea & Coffee
8391 Alexandra Rd Unit 1110, Richmond, BC V6X 1C3, Canada
Richmond Shoo Loong Kan Hotpot
8320 Alexandra Rd, Richmond, BC V6X 1C4, Canada
海哥捞汁生腌&妹记 Haige Seafood&Muikee
3W5, 8391 Alexandra Rd #1140, Richmond, BC V6X 3W5, Canada
Silver Tower Cafe Restaurant
8500 Alexandra Rd #100, Richmond, BC V6X 3L4, Canada
Kumo Sukiyaki Restaurant ( Alexandra Rd )
8391 Alexandra Rd Suite 1150, Richmond, BC V6X 3W5, Canada
Spark Kitchen and Bar
8291 Alexandra Rd #155, Richmond, BC V6X 4A8, Canada
Yue Restaurant
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Gmen@NanChuu Ramen Shop

8391 Alexandra Rd #1160, Richmond, BC V6X 3W5, Canada
4.3(706)
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Japanese noodle soups & izakaya plates are served in a bustling, informal atmosphere.

attractions: Kwantlen Polytechnic University Richmond Campus, Fun4kidz Play Centre, Lipont Place, Aberdeen Neighbourhood Park, restaurants: The Fish Man, Matsuyama Japanese Restaurant, Mui Kee Chicken Pot, Leisure Tea & Coffee, Richmond Shoo Loong Kan Hotpot, 海哥捞汁生腌&妹记 Haige Seafood&Muikee, Silver Tower Cafe Restaurant, Kumo Sukiyaki Restaurant ( Alexandra Rd ), Spark Kitchen and Bar, Yue Restaurant
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Featured dishes

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Edamame 枝豆 (Standard)
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Goma Wakame Salad 海帯沙律 (Standard)
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Chicken Karaage 日式炸鷄件 (5pcs)
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Kimchi 韓國辣菜 (Standard)
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Ebi Mayo 炸老虎蝦配特式沙律醬 (5 Pcs) (Standard)
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Butter Corn 牛油粟米 (Standard)
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Pan Fried Ganso Gyoza 煎餃王豬肉菜餃子 (6pcs) (Standard)
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Peach Soda
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Spicy Ahi Tuna Don 辛辣紅鮪魚飯
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Nori Ontama Mini Don 海苔醬配温泉蛋
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Unagi Don 日式鰻魚飯
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Chashu Mini Don 日式义燒飯
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Tsukune Don
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Shio Tonkotsu 豚骨濃湯塩味拉麺
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G-MEGA X Ramen 重量級豚骨拉麺
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Tantan Men 担担麺
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Miso Tonkotsu 豚骨濃湯味噌味拉麺
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Miso Kimchi Cheese AeSoba

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Nearby attractions of Gmen@NanChuu Ramen Shop

Kwantlen Polytechnic University Richmond Campus

Fun4kidz Play Centre

Lipont Place

Aberdeen Neighbourhood Park

Kwantlen Polytechnic University Richmond Campus

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4.2

(116)

Closed
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Fun4kidz Play Centre

Fun4kidz Play Centre

3.4

(122)

Closed
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Lipont Place

Lipont Place

4.1

(93)

Closed
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Aberdeen Neighbourhood Park

Aberdeen Neighbourhood Park

4.5

(92)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Gmen@NanChuu Ramen Shop

The Fish Man

Matsuyama Japanese Restaurant

Mui Kee Chicken Pot

Leisure Tea & Coffee

Richmond Shoo Loong Kan Hotpot

海哥捞汁生腌&妹记 Haige Seafood&Muikee

Silver Tower Cafe Restaurant

Kumo Sukiyaki Restaurant ( Alexandra Rd )

Spark Kitchen and Bar

Yue Restaurant

The Fish Man

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Matsuyama Japanese Restaurant

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Reviews of Gmen@NanChuu Ramen Shop

4.3
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4.0
6w

Gmen @ NanChuu Ramen 📍 8391 Alexandra Rd #1160, Richmond, BC V6X 3W5

Gmega Ramen (RCMP Special)

This signature bowl is a true standout—bold, complex, and deeply satisfying. The broth boasts a rich umami base with a well-balanced spiciness that lingers pleasantly without overwhelming the palate. The Pork is tender and flavorful, complementing the hearty noodles perfectly. Every element of this dish reflects thoughtful preparation and culinary finesse.

Rating: 10/10

TanTan Ramen

A beautifully executed rendition of a classic. The sesame-based broth is creamy and aromatic, with just the right amount of heat. The noodles are perfectly springy, and the toppings are generous and well-integrated. A must-try for those who enjoy depth and warmth in their ramen. Rating: 10/10

Ebi Mayo A reliable and familiar appetizer. The shrimp are lightly battered and fried to a golden crisp, with a creamy mayo drizzle that offers a touch of sweetness. While enjoyable, it doesn’t venture far from what’s commonly found in other Japanese izakayas. Rating: 7/10

Takowasabi This dish offers a crisp texture and a mild wasabi kick, though the overall flavor profile is relatively subdued. It’s a decent accompaniment for those seeking something light, but it lacks the memorability or depth of the other offerings. Rating: 7/10

Chashu Don A satisfying and well-composed rice bowl. The chashu is tender and richly marinated, delivering excellent depth of flavor. Paired with warm rice and subtle seasoning, it’s a hearty and comforting dish that holds its own outside the ramen spotlight. Rating: 9/10

Service

The service is warm and attentive. Staff are genuinely hospitable and demonstrate an efficient understanding of the menu and flow of a busy ramen house. Despite the high volume of patrons, they remain composed and accommodating. Rating: 9/10

Ambiance

Gmen @ NanChuu captures the charm of a traditional Japanese ramen-ya. The space is compact and often bustling, but that only adds to its authenticity. It evokes the feeling of ducking into a cozy Tokyo alleyway for a quick, flavorful bowl. Rating: 8/10

Price

Portions are generous—particularly the supersized ramen bowls—and the pricing is more than fair given the quality and execution. It’s a place where value meets craftsmanship.

Final Verdict

Gmen @ NanChuu Ramen remains one of Richmond’s premier destinations for authentic Japanese ramen. Each bowl is crafted with precision and passion, delivering both bold flavors and comforting warmth. While the appetizers are a bit more conventional, the ramen itself is nothing short of exceptional. Expect a crowd during peak hours, but rest assured—it’s worth the wait.

Highly recommended for anyone in pursuit of a truly authentic...

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1.0
9y

I went to the Ramen shop with my wife this evening and waited for a table for about half a hour. When we wrote down our names in the reservation book, we checked both the proper table and the bar table for meals. The waitress led us to a bar table even though there was a proper table available when it came to our turn. The proper table was then offered to a white couple who was behind us and had only been in the queue for 5 minutes. We requested for a transfer to a proper table as we saw a group of four paying their bill. The younger waitress indicated that it should be OK for the switch. However, two minutes later, an old (or middle-aged) waitress came and told us in a ridiculuosly rude manner that they will not change table for us in any case even there were proper tables available unless there was no one outside waiting for a table. Her face looked so fierce and her language was very rude as if we had done something really really bad and evil to the ramen shop.

We have been to many restaurants in Vancouver and have never experienced such level of service before. We've also been to Japan many times for vacation and we always recall the politeness, kindness and hospitality of the Japanese. When we went to some popular restaurants in Japan, we always opted for both proper and bar tables and the restaurant will offer us a bar table only when a proper one is not available. The poor attitude of this old lady really damaged the good image and reputation of the nation.

We ended up leaving the shop and went to another restaurant nearby where we were well served and had fantastic food for dinner. Anyone looking for decent food and good services in a comfortable place should never go to...

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5.0
7y

Best Ramen in Vancouver! And I would say by a pretty long shot. The wait can be pretty long for a seat at times because the location isn’t the biggest, you also want to make sure you come at a less busy time so that finding parking is not an issue (there are free limited parking spots available behind the restaurant that is shared with other restaurants next door in the same plaza). In terms of the actual food it is amazing! Like I said in my opinion the best ramen in Vancouver, my favourite outside of Japan. It is Tonkotsu based ramen therefor the broth is very thick and flavourful. I’ve tried every single ramen on the menu from Shio, Shoyu, Miso, Tan Tan, RCMP (Red Chili Miso Pepper), Trap Ramen and it’s all really good! They also have a wide range of soups for everyone to enjoy. Their dinner menu is composed of pork based tonkotsu ramen while their lunch menu is light chicken based broth soup but they have the Tan Tan (peanut flavoured tonkotsu broth) if you prefer. I love that they switch it up from lunch to dinner and they’re both delicious but I prefer the traditional pork based stuff. Even if you’re not in the mood for ramen they have a pretty big menu of “other stuff”, other Japanese dishes that you can enjoy that ranges from appies to almost full sized meals. They also have a pretty awesome a little pricey drink menu.

My go-to is usually a Shoyu or RCMP ramen with extra noodle, Side of pork gyoza and an Asahi big boy, that’s the best!

Love the service as well! Everyone is super friendly even the kitchen staff! You go often enough they’ll take the time to remember you and treat you very very well. Say hi to Izumi-san for me, she’s one of the very sweet staff...

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Gmen @ NanChuu Ramen 📍 8391 Alexandra Rd #1160, Richmond, BC V6X 3W5 Gmega Ramen (RCMP Special) This signature bowl is a true standout—bold, complex, and deeply satisfying. The broth boasts a rich umami base with a well-balanced spiciness that lingers pleasantly without overwhelming the palate. The Pork is tender and flavorful, complementing the hearty noodles perfectly. Every element of this dish reflects thoughtful preparation and culinary finesse. Rating: 10/10 TanTan Ramen A beautifully executed rendition of a classic. The sesame-based broth is creamy and aromatic, with just the right amount of heat. The noodles are perfectly springy, and the toppings are generous and well-integrated. A must-try for those who enjoy depth and warmth in their ramen. Rating: 10/10 Ebi Mayo A reliable and familiar appetizer. The shrimp are lightly battered and fried to a golden crisp, with a creamy mayo drizzle that offers a touch of sweetness. While enjoyable, it doesn’t venture far from what’s commonly found in other Japanese izakayas. Rating: 7/10 Takowasabi This dish offers a crisp texture and a mild wasabi kick, though the overall flavor profile is relatively subdued. It’s a decent accompaniment for those seeking something light, but it lacks the memorability or depth of the other offerings. Rating: 7/10 Chashu Don A satisfying and well-composed rice bowl. The chashu is tender and richly marinated, delivering excellent depth of flavor. Paired with warm rice and subtle seasoning, it’s a hearty and comforting dish that holds its own outside the ramen spotlight. Rating: 9/10 Service The service is warm and attentive. Staff are genuinely hospitable and demonstrate an efficient understanding of the menu and flow of a busy ramen house. Despite the high volume of patrons, they remain composed and accommodating. Rating: 9/10 Ambiance Gmen @ NanChuu captures the charm of a traditional Japanese ramen-ya. The space is compact and often bustling, but that only adds to its authenticity. It evokes the feeling of ducking into a cozy Tokyo alleyway for a quick, flavorful bowl. Rating: 8/10 Price Portions are generous—particularly the supersized ramen bowls—and the pricing is more than fair given the quality and execution. It’s a place where value meets craftsmanship. Final Verdict Gmen @ NanChuu Ramen remains one of Richmond’s premier destinations for authentic Japanese ramen. Each bowl is crafted with precision and passion, delivering both bold flavors and comforting warmth. While the appetizers are a bit more conventional, the ramen itself is nothing short of exceptional. Expect a crowd during peak hours, but rest assured—it’s worth the wait. Highly recommended for anyone in pursuit of a truly authentic ramen experience.
Julian MeddJulian Medd
Best Ramen in Vancouver! And I would say by a pretty long shot. The wait can be pretty long for a seat at times because the location isn’t the biggest, you also want to make sure you come at a less busy time so that finding parking is not an issue (there are free limited parking spots available behind the restaurant that is shared with other restaurants next door in the same plaza). In terms of the actual food it is amazing! Like I said in my opinion the best ramen in Vancouver, my favourite outside of Japan. It is Tonkotsu based ramen therefor the broth is very thick and flavourful. I’ve tried every single ramen on the menu from Shio, Shoyu, Miso, Tan Tan, RCMP (Red Chili Miso Pepper), Trap Ramen and it’s all really good! They also have a wide range of soups for everyone to enjoy. Their dinner menu is composed of pork based tonkotsu ramen while their lunch menu is light chicken based broth soup but they have the Tan Tan (peanut flavoured tonkotsu broth) if you prefer. I love that they switch it up from lunch to dinner and they’re both delicious but I prefer the traditional pork based stuff. Even if you’re not in the mood for ramen they have a pretty big menu of “other stuff”, other Japanese dishes that you can enjoy that ranges from appies to almost full sized meals. They also have a pretty awesome a little pricey drink menu. My go-to is usually a Shoyu or RCMP ramen with extra noodle, Side of pork gyoza and an Asahi big boy, that’s the best! Love the service as well! Everyone is super friendly even the kitchen staff! You go often enough they’ll take the time to remember you and treat you very very well. Say hi to Izumi-san for me, she’s one of the very sweet staff members there.
J DJ D
GMEN is not only a Japanese ramen restaurant (the kitchen staff are Japanese) but they also offer tapas and limited Donburi's. The menu does change to incorporate seasonal ingredients (i.e. there was pumpkin ramen in October). Most of the ramen selections do not come with an egg (ajitama) but you can add it to your order; most are with chashu, bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, nori. The restaurant does provide minced garlic for each table and other seasonings which is a nice touch. The soup base is tonkotsu (pork). The traditional shio ramen is $11.95 which is the lowest priced ramen on the menu. The portion size is reasonable; the noodles are chewy (not soft/mushy) and with a combination of the rich soup, you will be satisfied. They do offer a vegetarian ramen option; the price was $13.95. For tapas, their tori (chicken) karaage is excellent; it's boneless and fried fresh. 9 pieces costs $13.95 which is the same price as an entree but the portion size is quite generous; it's also very filling. Donburi's on the menu are Unagi, Spicy salmon, spicy tuna; it looks like they no longer offer the yukke donburi. They also have mini donburi's for chashu, mentaiko, nori tama. Seating is limited and the restaurant does get quite packed at prime dinner time. The restaurant only takes Cash or Debit (no credit cards).
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Gmen @ NanChuu Ramen 📍 8391 Alexandra Rd #1160, Richmond, BC V6X 3W5 Gmega Ramen (RCMP Special) This signature bowl is a true standout—bold, complex, and deeply satisfying. The broth boasts a rich umami base with a well-balanced spiciness that lingers pleasantly without overwhelming the palate. The Pork is tender and flavorful, complementing the hearty noodles perfectly. Every element of this dish reflects thoughtful preparation and culinary finesse. Rating: 10/10 TanTan Ramen A beautifully executed rendition of a classic. The sesame-based broth is creamy and aromatic, with just the right amount of heat. The noodles are perfectly springy, and the toppings are generous and well-integrated. A must-try for those who enjoy depth and warmth in their ramen. Rating: 10/10 Ebi Mayo A reliable and familiar appetizer. The shrimp are lightly battered and fried to a golden crisp, with a creamy mayo drizzle that offers a touch of sweetness. While enjoyable, it doesn’t venture far from what’s commonly found in other Japanese izakayas. Rating: 7/10 Takowasabi This dish offers a crisp texture and a mild wasabi kick, though the overall flavor profile is relatively subdued. It’s a decent accompaniment for those seeking something light, but it lacks the memorability or depth of the other offerings. Rating: 7/10 Chashu Don A satisfying and well-composed rice bowl. The chashu is tender and richly marinated, delivering excellent depth of flavor. Paired with warm rice and subtle seasoning, it’s a hearty and comforting dish that holds its own outside the ramen spotlight. Rating: 9/10 Service The service is warm and attentive. Staff are genuinely hospitable and demonstrate an efficient understanding of the menu and flow of a busy ramen house. Despite the high volume of patrons, they remain composed and accommodating. Rating: 9/10 Ambiance Gmen @ NanChuu captures the charm of a traditional Japanese ramen-ya. The space is compact and often bustling, but that only adds to its authenticity. It evokes the feeling of ducking into a cozy Tokyo alleyway for a quick, flavorful bowl. Rating: 8/10 Price Portions are generous—particularly the supersized ramen bowls—and the pricing is more than fair given the quality and execution. It’s a place where value meets craftsmanship. Final Verdict Gmen @ NanChuu Ramen remains one of Richmond’s premier destinations for authentic Japanese ramen. Each bowl is crafted with precision and passion, delivering both bold flavors and comforting warmth. While the appetizers are a bit more conventional, the ramen itself is nothing short of exceptional. Expect a crowd during peak hours, but rest assured—it’s worth the wait. Highly recommended for anyone in pursuit of a truly authentic ramen experience.
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Best Ramen in Vancouver! And I would say by a pretty long shot. The wait can be pretty long for a seat at times because the location isn’t the biggest, you also want to make sure you come at a less busy time so that finding parking is not an issue (there are free limited parking spots available behind the restaurant that is shared with other restaurants next door in the same plaza). In terms of the actual food it is amazing! Like I said in my opinion the best ramen in Vancouver, my favourite outside of Japan. It is Tonkotsu based ramen therefor the broth is very thick and flavourful. I’ve tried every single ramen on the menu from Shio, Shoyu, Miso, Tan Tan, RCMP (Red Chili Miso Pepper), Trap Ramen and it’s all really good! They also have a wide range of soups for everyone to enjoy. Their dinner menu is composed of pork based tonkotsu ramen while their lunch menu is light chicken based broth soup but they have the Tan Tan (peanut flavoured tonkotsu broth) if you prefer. I love that they switch it up from lunch to dinner and they’re both delicious but I prefer the traditional pork based stuff. Even if you’re not in the mood for ramen they have a pretty big menu of “other stuff”, other Japanese dishes that you can enjoy that ranges from appies to almost full sized meals. They also have a pretty awesome a little pricey drink menu. My go-to is usually a Shoyu or RCMP ramen with extra noodle, Side of pork gyoza and an Asahi big boy, that’s the best! Love the service as well! Everyone is super friendly even the kitchen staff! You go often enough they’ll take the time to remember you and treat you very very well. Say hi to Izumi-san for me, she’s one of the very sweet staff members there.
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GMEN is not only a Japanese ramen restaurant (the kitchen staff are Japanese) but they also offer tapas and limited Donburi's. The menu does change to incorporate seasonal ingredients (i.e. there was pumpkin ramen in October). Most of the ramen selections do not come with an egg (ajitama) but you can add it to your order; most are with chashu, bean sprouts, bamboo shoots, nori. The restaurant does provide minced garlic for each table and other seasonings which is a nice touch. The soup base is tonkotsu (pork). The traditional shio ramen is $11.95 which is the lowest priced ramen on the menu. The portion size is reasonable; the noodles are chewy (not soft/mushy) and with a combination of the rich soup, you will be satisfied. They do offer a vegetarian ramen option; the price was $13.95. For tapas, their tori (chicken) karaage is excellent; it's boneless and fried fresh. 9 pieces costs $13.95 which is the same price as an entree but the portion size is quite generous; it's also very filling. Donburi's on the menu are Unagi, Spicy salmon, spicy tuna; it looks like they no longer offer the yukke donburi. They also have mini donburi's for chashu, mentaiko, nori tama. Seating is limited and the restaurant does get quite packed at prime dinner time. The restaurant only takes Cash or Debit (no credit cards).
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