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Great service, cool decor, could use a few coats of paint. Huge ramen portions and extensive menu. Servers were helpful in accommodating vegetarians b…
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10 Reviews on “Dwarf no Cachette Cafe & Gift”
Visited this restaurant on Friday evening and the food was good but service was not so hot. All the other people with my party received, and finish the food they ordered before I even received mine. Waitress was the farthest thing from attentive. I will forsure need an incentive to return. The low rating comes from an awful dining experience.When I finally received my Ramen, it was too salty. But by the time I got my food I was too hungry to care/ wait for another dish.Over all not pleased but feel like it has potential.Side note, my water cup was never refilled…. Enough said
Love their takoyakis and onigiri rice balls. I always get the curry which is really good. Ive tried their ramen before but I find it a little too salty. Overall, really good place
I visited with my friends. Our server and the other employees were very friendly and accomodating. I am not too sure if we ordered the delicious items, I ordered the onigiri tuna mayo and pork belly. it tasted like canned tuna with mayo, and the porkbelly was very underwhelming. i couldnt finish it. it is over priced for the level of quality that is offered. i also ordered plain udon with the broth which was decent. again overpriced for what it was. my friends ordered chicken katsu and it was too salty and the ramen and rice dishes were a bit on the sloppy side with presentation. if you would like to see for yourself i recommend asking what the popular items are. my friends also visited another time and felt the same way and couldnt finish their food.
Tried the dwarf miso ramen, croquette with red meat sauce, and chicken yakisoba. All delicious. Definitely have to try the ice cream next time!
Loved the ramen I got, such a good spicy flavor. (The Death Ramen) the restaurant itself is cute as well and service was good. Also sampled some vegetable gyozas that were well done too.
In a city saturated with mediocre sushi, it’s nice to see a Japanese restaurant serve Japanese cuisine that focuses on ramen. I know that there are other restaurants that offer similar cuisines, but there is just something a bit different about Dwarf no Cachette. From their flavourful broths, to their oddly and confusing name, there’s just a certain charm to this place.
If you’re craving for Raman noodles, this is the place to check out! Dwarf no Cachette is a cute little Japanese restaurant on Provencher that serves a wide variety of noodle dishes, including Soba noodles (cold noodles), Raman noodles, Tsukemen (Raman noodles that are served separately from the dipping soup), and udon. There’s also a selection for rice dishes too. I got the Kaarage Raman at my most recent visit and it was delicious! On second floor of the restaurant, there is a cute little Japanese shop that sells the stationaries/craft supplies. It’s quite neat! I would highly recommend this place if you’re looking to try something different!