Food trailers in Richmond: Tenku, Shoryumen, Fumisen (Takoyaki, Ramen, Sushi Roll)
 

After its rave reviews from last year, Tenku Budanyaki has opened, this year with two other stalls: Shoryumen for Ramen and Fumisen for Sushi Rolls.

I went there today for some Ramen and Sushi roll, and let me tell you it was delicious.

I got the Miso soup base with the ramen, with green onion and japanese pork. The soup was tasty and fairly natural tasting, the ramen was cooked beautifully al dente, and the condiments were perfect.

After the Ramen, I had some sushi rolls, small seaweed cone with Sushi Rice, BBQ unagi, green onion and tobiko, and wasabi mayo. The rice was warm and well done, with fresh ingredients.

Overall, it is awesome that Vancouver is getting more authentic, quick food stalls. Sure beats a greasy Big Mac Meal!

More reviews:
http://chowtimes.com/2010/02/02/shor...i-in-richmond/
http://yumorama.blogspot.com/2010/01...chmond-bc.html
http://www.shermansfoodadventures.co...shoryumen.html

sounds awesome :)

do they have any more seats set up, or is it still standing only?
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It's all standing room. They built a wooden shed with planks where you can stand and eat.

had the chance to go over for lunch last week. Everything was great. especially liked the cones. Found the bukudanyaki was a bit much...seems to be about a 1/4 cup of may on top ! Ramen was good but maybe more expensive then I expected to pay at a stall in a parking lot?

Thanks, I was wondering what those booths were everytime I drive by.

Looks good !!!

Can anyone tell me where is this place??

Perhaps. But the quality of ramen rivals sit-down restaurants, which you would likely pay similar prices, so it's not too shabby.

I believe it's Elmbridge and Gilbert. Across from the Rona in Richmond beside the ICBC inspection place.

another plus is you don't have to pay tips, just eat enjoy the weather outside
the ramen was good, gotta try the sushi rolls next time

Had the ramen. pretty good. Bring your own bowl to save 50 cents. Can't really compare to kintaro but if I were to compare the broth, kintaro wins.

The sushi cone place looked alright. All three are a nice place to go to, but only once in a while.

Tip: Park at Rona and then walk across the street. The parking lot beside these food trailers is a pay lot.

Gotta try it next time I get light treatment at the health building beside it!

i was wondering why there were 3 of them now

i gotta check it out

are they always across rona? i see then all the time but i've never gone

Yup, but they close during the winter months.

I went yesterday, and the freaking Ton soup is amazing!

I love this place haha.

ill check it out tomorrow.

what counts as "winter" months... fak i live right beside this place. I'll try it out sometime.

No idea, whatever they feel like. They closed back in october or november last year, and opened back up at at the end of Feb.

good to hear these positive reviews, i know the guys who run it.

this would be deadly when baked.............like i am now............................when does it close?

Anybody know their hours right now?

11-8

http://bakudanyaki.com/location.html

if you go on a weekend 11 til the afternoon, they'll for sure be there. Can't vouch for the later hours lol

i heard the ramen is very small, is this true?

How can you enjoy eating a bowl of ramen standing up?