Is it just me or is everyone getting sick right now? Thankfully I’ve avoided it so far, but for those of you who are feeling out for the count, my top recommendation is to get nice piping hot bowl of ramen in you! There’s a few spots for ramen in Kelowna, but I want to bring some attention over to one of my favorites: Ramen Arashi.
What To Expect
Located in the landmark district, Ramen Arashi is a popular lunch spot. The dining room itself is about the same size of the kitchen, so seating is nice and cozy to your neighbors. They’re part of a franchise, and are the first of franchises to hit Kelowna, with 2 different chains opening soon. What sets them apart from other ramen spots is how fast the service is, how affordable the cost is, and how generous the size is.
What Did We Try?
We’ve been here a couple times now and have tried a variety of different dishes, and all have been excellent. Lately I’ve really been enjoying the Devil’s Arashi. Spicy and warm, perfect for clearing out the sinuses and enjoying a gray day. If you’re like me and don’t think any meal is finished without a sweet treat, then the mochi ice cream is the perfect small bite, and I definitely recommend.


Keep in mind, that they’re part of a chain which comes through in terms of noodles and broth. The noodles aren’t hand made and if you’ve been to some local food trucks like Little Tokyo Ramen, you know the difference. What it lacks in local love, it makes up for in price, being under $20 for a bowl with all the fixings, that’s not something you’ll find anywhere else.


Final Thoughts
If you’re looking for ramen that’s ten times better than the prepackaged stuff, you need to check out Ramen Arashi to see for yourself why it’s one of the best ramen spots in Kelowna. Its aesthetically pleasing, while also being tasty, quick, and affordable. We love how creamy the broths are and how it comes with so many toppings. They also offer vegetarian options and some other fun desserts to try like Taiyaki filled with red bean!
Have you guys tried them out yet? Be sure to add them to your Discovering Kelowna bucket list 🍜
