Situated on University & Adelaide and adjacent to the Shangri-La Hotel, Momofuku is a 3-storey Japanese restaurant complex which contains 4 different style of eating experience - Noodle Bar (pork & ramen), Nikai (lounge & bar), Daisho ("large format" meals) & Shoto (22 seats reserved only for seasonal menus). Momofuku was a concept that started in NYC by David Chang, and now has multiple locations in NYC, Sydney and Toronto.
Designed by James K.M. Cheng the building is a glass contained cube adjacent to the Shangri-La Hotel. Eye-catching to the public both night and day. Its interior was designed by The Design Agency; a simplistic but modern space with open concept. Heavily use of white oak walls and benches unified its look with a taste of oriental style.
We were only able to experience its Noodle Bar, as the rest of the complex (Nikai, Daisho & Shoto) are closed on Sunday.
Image via Torontolife
Fun Fact: Momofuku means Lucky Peach!
Momofuku Toronto
noodle bar | nikai | daisho | shoto
190 University Avenue, Toronto (University & Adelaide)
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