KINTON RAMEN Adds Black Sesame Ramen and Five New Drinks for Fall
KINTON RAMEN’s fall menu puts two sesame-forward bowls at the centre and gives the drinks list a Japanese café-inspired turn. The Toronto-founded chain has brought back its Golden Sesame Ramen, added a Black Sesame counterpart, and introduced five non-alcoholic drinks for a limited run at participating Canadian locations.
The official fall 2026 menu lists both ramen bowls at $19.99. Four drinks are priced at $5.99, while the Yuzu Coconut Marble Ramune costs $7.99. Menu items, prices and availability can vary by restaurant and order channel.
Golden Sesame Ramen returns for KINTON RAMEN’s fall 2026 menu. Credit: KINTON RAMEN. Confirm photographer credit and editorial reuse permission before publication. Alt text: Golden Sesame Ramen in a black KINTON RAMEN bowl with seasoned ground pork, egg, spinach, bean sprouts and scallions.
Two sesame bowls lead the fall menu
Golden Sesame Ramen is the returning bowl. It combines thick noodles with pork broth and white sesame paste, then adds seasoned ground pork, spinach, bean sprouts, scallions, a seasoned egg, chili oil, fried onion, shredded chili and white pepper. KINTON lists the bowl at 710 to 1,110 calories, depending on the preparation and add-ons.
Black Sesame Ramen follows the same $19.99 price point but shifts the base toward black and white sesame paste. Its toppings include seasoned ground pork, bean sprouts, wood ear mushrooms, scallions, a seasoned egg, chili oil, fried onion, shredded nori and black sesame seeds. The listed calorie range is 680 to 1,080.
Both bowls are pork-based, so diners looking for vegetarian or sesame-free options will need to choose elsewhere on the menu. KINTON also advises guests with allergies to speak with restaurant staff before ordering.
The new Black Sesame Ramen blends black and white sesame paste into a pork broth. Credit: KINTON RAMEN. Confirm photographer credit and editorial reuse permission before publication. Alt text: Black Sesame Ramen in a black KINTON RAMEN bowl with seasoned ground pork, egg, bean sprouts, scallions, nori and black sesame seeds.
Five drinks borrow from cream soda and café flavours
The new drinks are built around familiar soft drinks, tea and Ramune, then layered with yuzu, coconut, fruit or oat milk. According to the supplied release, this is KINTON RAMEN’s first cream soda lineup.
- Yuzu Coconut Dirty Coke ($5.99): Coca-Cola with yuzu, coconut and oat milk.
- Lychee Cream Tea ($5.99): Lychee iced tea with oat milk.
- Mandarin Orange Cream Soda ($5.99): Fanta Orange with mandarin, vanilla and oat milk.
- Peach Yuzu Cream Soda ($5.99): Sprite with peach, yuzu and oat milk.
- Yuzu Coconut Marble Ramune ($7.99): Original Ramune with yuzu and coconut; listed as the premium option.
Mandarin Orange Cream Soda is one of five drinks in KINTON RAMEN’s fall lineup. Credit: KINTON RAMEN. Confirm photographer credit and editorial reuse permission before publication. Alt text: Mandarin Orange Cream Soda at KINTON RAMEN with orange soda, mandarin, vanilla and oat milk in a clear glass.
A value meal adds a lower-priced option
KINTON’s fall campaign also promotes a value meal starting at $15.99. The base combination includes an Original Broth ramen with one slice of protein and scallions, a side of pork or vegetarian gyoza or Tokyo Fries, and a Coca-Cola family beverage. Beef costs $1 extra.
Golden Sesame Ramen, Black Sesame Ramen and the seasonal drinks can be added to an eligible meal set for an extra charge where available. The value meal is limited to dine-in and takeout, does not allow substitutions, and includes extra charges for additional toppings and taxes.
Availability and allergen details to check
The fall items are available for a limited time at participating KINTON RAMEN restaurants in Canada. KINTON has not posted a national end date on the campaign page, and availability can differ by province, location and order channel. The cream soda drinks are listed for dine-in and takeout only.
Several drinks contain oat milk, coconut or both. The ramen bowls contain pork and sesame, and the kitchen handles other allergens. Diners should use KINTON’s location finder to confirm what is available nearby and ask staff about dietary needs before ordering.
KINTON RAMEN’s Toronto roots add local context
KINTON RAMEN opened in Toronto in 2012 and has since expanded across Canada and into New York. The chain joined Foodtastic’s restaurant portfolio in June 2026, a deal that Hungry 416 covered in its report on Foodtastic’s acquisition of KINTON RAMEN.
For readers comparing bowls around the city, KINTON is also included in Hungry 416’s guide to Toronto ramen spots for cooler days. The new fall menu gives returning customers a familiar sesame bowl, while the Black Sesame Ramen and drinks offer the more notable reasons to make another visit.
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