Upcoming Vancouver Ramen Shop ‘Ramen One’ To Offer $10 Bowls of Noodles

In a city where the cost of living has continued climbing (please make it stop) and once-affordable eats have started to strain wallets, a new eatery is making a bold entry.

We spotted posters for a new ramen joint called Ramen One on West Broadway with a tempting offer: a $10 bowl of ramen, a price point that is now impossible to find in Vancouver’s current economic climate.

An Oasis in a Sea of High Prices

Vancouverites who have watched the prices of Ramen and Pho soar to $18 can maybe soon breathe a sigh of relief, at least for now.

Ramen One’s poster, spotted beside Coast Capital across Broadway Cityhall station, hints at a value that’s hard to overlook.

The number of shares on our Instagram story of the sighting is evidence of that!

In a time where a solid meal under $15 has become basically a relic of the past, this claim of affordability has caught the eye of budget-conscious food enthusiasts.

A quick online search reveals little about Ramen One, suggesting it’s not part of a chain or franchise.

This newcomer’s ability to offer ramen at such low prices raises questions and a healthy dose of skepticism. With the cost of ingredients and operation on the rise, you can’t help but wonder about the feasibility and quality of a $10 bowl of ramen.

Bravery or Folly?

Ramen One is setting up shop in an area with stiff competition, where more established ramen shops like Santouka, Menya Juemon, Menya Raizo, along with several upcoming Vietnamese eateries, dominate within a two-block radius.

The bold move suggests confidence, but whether this courage will translate into success remains to be seen.

The promise of $10 ramen is likely to draw a crowd, especially among those looking for an affordable lunch option in the area.

As the opening of Ramen One nears, both anticipation and caution are in the air. The dining community is eager to find out whether this new spot can deliver on its promise without compromising on quality.

Until its doors open and the first bowls are served, the city waits with bated breath, hoping for a return to budget-friendly dining without the catch.

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