Kinton Ramen is launching a week-long promotional campaign across Canada to mark its 14th anniversary, featuring daily dine-in offers and discounted menu items at participating locations.
The restaurant chain said its “7 Days of Deals” campaign will run from May 13 to May 19 and include rotating offers tied to some of its best-known menu items, including complimentary add-ons and discounted ramen offerings.
The largest promotion of the campaign will take place on May 19, when signature ramen bowls will be available for $9.99 for dine-in customers at participating restaurants.
The anniversary campaign comes as the company continues to expand its presence in Canada’s restaurant market after launching in Toronto in 2012. The chain said the promotion is intended to recognize customer demand and continued support for the brand over the past 14 years.
“We are excited to celebrate 14 years with our guests across Canada,” said Alan De Luna, senior marketing manager at Kinka Family, the parent company that owns and operates Kinton Ramen. “This campaign is our way of saying thank you for the continued support, and giving everyone a reason to come in, enjoy a bowl of ramen and celebrate with us.”
The company said offers throughout the week will vary by day and location and may include complimentary gyoza, toppings, desserts and other featured menu items.
Kinton Ramen said the campaign is available for dine-in customers only at participating Canadian locations.
“For 14 years, our guests have been at the heart of everything we do,” said De Luna. “The anniversary is not just about celebrating our growth but recognizing the community that has made Kinton Ramen what it is today.”
Founded in 2012, Kinton Ramen said it was among Toronto’s first Japanese ramen restaurant concepts and has since expanded into multiple Canadian markets. The chain is led by executive chef Aki Urata and operates under Kinka Family, which describes itself as Canada’s largest Japanese restaurant group.
Kinka Family said it operates a portfolio of restaurant brands in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver and New York, including Kinka Izakaya, Kinton Ramen and JaBistro.
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