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Been here a few times. The location is clean and aesthetically modern. However, the space is small so it is harder to get a seat for large groups. I always advise people to get in line earlier where you sign up a sheet and just walk a bit around Chinatown and come back. But the staff are always nice and helpful. I love their tonkotsu ramen and have recently tried their black garlic. It was both very delicious and can't go wrong if you like this type of ramen. If you want a bit of spicy ramen, they also have some options! Overall I will say they are one of the best ramens in Boston Chinatown.
The ramen and chicken was satisfying but I think my expectations won on this one. It's still worth a stop for a quick bite but the area has strong food competition. Food: The ramen was very light and had an authentic feel but the tonkatsu broth was not as rich as I expected. The kuro karage came out piping hot and had a great flavor. It has a unique look but the charcoal meant people taking any medications couldn't try it. Service: The staff was super busy so check-ins were minimal, but they were friendly when they did. Another small inconvenience was that the fried chicken arrived when we were all almost done with our bowls of ramen. Atmosphere: The interior is cozy and the bar seating is great for watching the kitchen. It feels like a great place for a solo meal. The one negative would be the ripple effects of the small space. There was always a line but with the cold people were constantly opening the door and crowding the entrance as they waited.
This was the perfect spot to catch a quick bite to eat before a show at the Wilbur. It's very tiny - like maybe 20 seats. So you add your name to a list (and may need to wait outside). Everyone in line raved about how good it was so we were excited to try it. Our group of 4 didn't have to wait too long and were able to sit together along the bar side. Bowls came out quickly and the broth was truly delicious. Recommend if you're in the area!
We were looking for a quick bite after the race and found Tora in town. It's not a big place, so happy to get seated quickly. We got the Aji Fry app which was a good starter. I enjoyed the Kiiro with pork and ajitama, had to pare the scallion mound. The Tantan was also good with a bit of heat. Hit the spot.
Cash only establishment! Can sometimes have a line and waitlist where you physically write your name on a paper. Ramen soup and noodles are so delicious! Broth is rich and flavorful. Tried the spicy miso ramen and had a bite of the black garlic and spicy tonkatsu, all were so tasty in their own way. Gyoza and sesame tofu appetizers were also great, fries were just ok. Overall a great meal!
Tora Ramen is a small, quaint little corner spot in Boston's Chinatown. The service is friendly and attentive. It's cash-only, but there's an ATM conveniently placed right at the front as you walk in. The karaage came out looking a bit burnt, but it tasted surprisingly good. The ramens were all rich, bold, and so flavorful. Every bowl was delicious and satisfying. We will definitely be back!
Great experience dining at Tora Ramen. We walked in on a weekend before a show and got seated right away though a line quickly formed after we arrived. It's a small space! True to its name, the ramen was delicious and warmed you up on a frigid winter day. I got the spicy miso ramen which had the perfect mild spice level to my liking and packed with flavor. The ramen came with scorched pork belly (melt in your mouth) and egg, and perfect chewy noodles served quick and fresh. This is a cash only establishment, so be prepared!
This ramen REVIVED ME. I personally feel soup is healing and this ramen healed me. The broth was flavorful and rich and complex. The thick and thin noodles were all cooked to perfection! The toppings were fresh and thoughtfully chosen. I loved it. The spice was flavorful and not just hot in temperature. Dare I say this is the best ramen in Boston* (at least in my experience). The service was friendly and quick. The area is a bit cramped but the place is clean. The bathrooms were very clean. The vibes were immaculate, reminiscent of the hustle and bustle of night markets.
Wait list was very informal, just wrote our names down on a sheet of paper and waited outside. Came in as a party of 2 and only waited about 10 minutes max. They only accept cash! We were served very quickly. The place is relatively small but did not feel as cramped as some other spots in the city. I got the Tantan ramen, which was delicious and creamy. The croquettes were piping hot and really creamy, I would 100% get these again.
I liked this place!! It's a tiny shop, but there was no waiting at 2:30pm on Thursday. However, judging from the sign on the door that says "you'll have to wait outside because there is no space inside to wait", I'm guessing waiting to be let in is a real possibility at a more popular time. I got the black garlic tonkotsu ramen ($18). The chashu was perfect, soft and tender thick slices of pork with the fat rendered flawlessly to melt in your mouth. The broth was flavorful, no complaints. The noodles were great. The ajitama egg was perfectly hanjuku and not overcooked at all. My one complaint is that they should really toast the garlic before they put it in the ramen. The garlic seemed to be just minced raw garlic. Toasting the garlic until it's browned is what gives it the extra flavor. Please keep in mind that this is a cash only establishment. They do have an ATM in the wall right at the door though, and Chase Bank is just around the corner.
5 months ago
Stopped in on a chilly day shortly after they opened. The shop is small but filled with various high and low seating options. The menu is on a qr code and it's a cash only business. I ordered and received my food quickly. The ramen was delicious and well portioned. The staff were attentive and it was also clearly liked because in the 20 or so minutes I was there the place filled up with a waitlist running. Definitely worth going back again. read more
4 days ago
1 month ago
Tora Ramen is a small ramen shop located in Boston Chinatown that focuses on Japanese-style ramen bowls and casual dining. We walked into a cozy, compact space with a traditional ramen shop feel, the kind of place where the smaller layout gives it a more intimate atmosphere. The interior is warm and functional, with a counter and a few tables that make it a comfortable stop for a warm meal, though seating can be limited during busier times. The energy stays focused and efficient, fitting the style of a neighborhood ramen spot. The ramen is the main reason to visit. The menu offers a variety of broths and styles, including tonkotsu, miso, shoyu, and spicy options. We ordered the spicy miso ramen and found it had a good balance of heat and flavor without being overwhelming, with the broth rich enough to carry the noodles and toppings without becoming too heavy. The noodles had a nice texture, and the bowls felt satisfying, especially on a colder day. The toppings, including pork belly and other additions, helped add more depth to the meal, with the chashu tender and well seasoned and the soft-boiled egg cooked to that perfect jammy consistency. The appetizers are also worth trying. Items like karaage, takoyaki, and gyoza pair well with the ramen and make the meal feel more complete, and we appreciated that the menu has enough variety for a quick ramen stop or a longer meal where you want to try multiple dishes. One thing to keep in mind is that Tora Ramen is cash only, so it is worth planning ahead before visiting. There is an ATM nearby, but it can be inconvenient if you are not expecting it. The restaurant is also fairly small, so there may be a wait during peak hours, though the turnover is usually reasonable and the staff handle the flow efficiently. Tora Ramen is a solid spot for ramen in Chinatown. The cozy atmosphere, flavorful bowls, and casual experience make it a good choice when you are craving a comforting meal. The cash-only setup and limited seating are small drawbacks, but the quality of the ramen makes it worth visiting for a warm, satisfying bowl in a no-fuss setting. read more
Been here a few times. The location is clean and aesthetically modern. However, the space is small so it is harder to get a seat for large groups. I always advise people to get in line earlier where you sign up a sheet and just walk a bit around Chinatown and come back. But the staff are always nice and helpful. I love their tonkotsu ramen and have recently tried their black garlic. It was both very delicious and can't go wrong if you like this type of ramen. If you want a bit of spicy ramen, they also have some options! Overall I will say they are one of the best ramens in Boston Chinatown. read more
6 months ago
The ramen and chicken was satisfying but I think my expectations won on this one. It's still worth a stop for a quick bite but the area has strong food competition. Food: The ramen was very light and had an authentic feel but the tonkatsu broth was not as rich as I expected. The kuro karage came out piping hot and had a great flavor. It has a unique look but the charcoal meant people taking any medications couldn't try it. Service: The staff was super busy so check-ins were minimal, but they were friendly when they did. Another small inconvenience was that the fried chicken arrived when we were all almost done with our bowls of ramen. Atmosphere: The interior is cozy and the bar seating is great for watching the kitchen. It feels like a great place for a solo meal. The one negative would be the ripple effects of the small space. There was always a line but with the cold people were constantly opening the door and crowding the entrance as they waited. read more
This was the perfect spot to catch a quick bite to eat before a show at the Wilbur. It's very tiny - like maybe 20 seats. So you add your name to a list (and may need to wait outside). Everyone in line raved about how good it was so we were excited to try it. Our group of 4 didn't have to wait too long and were able to sit together along the bar side. Bowls came out quickly and the broth was truly delicious. Recommend if you're in the area! read more
3 months ago
We were looking for a quick bite after the race and found Tora in town. It's not a big place, so happy to get seated quickly. We got the Aji Fry app which was a good starter. I enjoyed the Kiiro with pork and ajitama, had to pare the scallion mound. The Tantan was also good with a bit of heat. Hit the spot. read more
Cash only establishment! Can sometimes have a line and waitlist where you physically write your name on a paper. Ramen soup and noodles are so delicious! Broth is rich and flavorful. Tried the spicy miso ramen and had a bite of the black garlic and spicy tonkatsu, all were so tasty in their own way. Gyoza and sesame tofu appetizers were also great, fries were just ok. Overall a great meal! read more
Tora Ramen is a small, quaint little corner spot in Boston's Chinatown. The service is friendly and attentive. It's cash-only, but there's an ATM conveniently placed right at the front as you walk in. The karaage came out looking a bit burnt, but it tasted surprisingly good. The ramens were all rich, bold, and so flavorful. Every bowl was delicious and satisfying. We will definitely be back! read more
Great experience dining at Tora Ramen. We walked in on a weekend before a show and got seated right away though a line quickly formed after we arrived. It's a small space! True to its name, the ramen was delicious and warmed you up on a frigid winter day. I got the spicy miso ramen which had the perfect mild spice level to my liking and packed with flavor. The ramen came with scorched pork belly (melt in your mouth) and egg, and perfect chewy noodles served quick and fresh. This is a cash only establishment, so be prepared! read more
Fantastic ramen. Had a delicious tofu side dishe as well. Sadly I don't recall the names of either, but I had one day in the city before flying out that evening and this was exactly what I wanted. Flavors were outstanding. Prices were extremely reasonable. Wish I could go weekly. read more
This ramen REVIVED ME. I personally feel soup is healing and this ramen healed me. The broth was flavorful and rich and complex. The thick and thin noodles were all cooked to perfection! The toppings were fresh and thoughtfully chosen. I loved it. The spice was flavorful and not just hot in temperature. Dare I say this is the best ramen in Boston* (at least in my experience). The service was friendly and quick. The area is a bit cramped but the place is clean. The bathrooms were very clean. The vibes were immaculate, reminiscent of the hustle and bustle of night markets. read more
9 months ago
3 months ago
Amazing place, authentic Ramen. Just got back from Japan and this is the best Ramen I've had in the states. Place is cash only but has an atm with a small fee. read more
Wait list was very informal, just wrote our names down on a sheet of paper and waited outside. Came in as a party of 2 and only waited about 10 minutes max. They only accept cash! We were served very quickly. The place is relatively small but did not feel as cramped as some other spots in the city. I got the Tantan ramen, which was delicious and creamy. The croquettes were piping hot and really creamy, I would 100% get these again. read more
I liked this place!! It's a tiny shop, but there was no waiting at 2:30pm on Thursday. However, judging from the sign on the door that says "you'll have to wait outside because there is no space inside to wait", I'm guessing waiting to be let in is a real possibility at a more popular time. I got the black garlic tonkotsu ramen ($18). The chashu was perfect, soft and tender thick slices of pork with the fat rendered flawlessly to melt in your mouth. The broth was flavorful, no complaints. The noodles were great. The ajitama egg was perfectly hanjuku and not overcooked at all. My one complaint is that they should really toast the garlic before they put it in the ramen. The garlic seemed to be just minced raw garlic. Toasting the garlic until it's browned is what gives it the extra flavor. Please keep in mind that this is a cash only establishment. They do have an ATM in the wall right at the door though, and Chase Bank is just around the corner. read more
Great value. Split miso ramen and was so full. The broth is amazing. Also got pork dumplings. Dumplings were like none I've ever tasted. Delicate and with crunchy parts. This is really a hole in the wall neighborhood place for locals. No reservations. Service was fine. Must try. read more
9 months ago
Ramen was 10/10. Super flavorful & if you don't want the pork they offered us double egg. The service was good & ambiance was great too. Smells amazing in here but I did leave and smelled kinda like the food so just a warning! But I'll definitely come back. read more
Such delicious ramen!! We passed by this place and decided to give it a try. Wow. The ramen was probably the best I've ever had. Small dining area and one server, but she was attentive and quick! Cash only at this location! Couldn't recommend enough read more
9 months ago
Overall experience was 3/5. I think the Spicy tonkotsu ramen was a bit too bland & watery on the flavor side, spice level was good though and I liked the thin noodles. However the Tantan Ramen Noodles were better and enjoyed the thicker noodles with it. I would get the Tantan noodles again. Flavor was better and I enjoyed the minced pork and toppings. Cash only, but they make it convenient by having a ATM inside when you enter, $3.25 fee to withdraw. Not for big parties, you might have to split up of you want to eat. read more
If you're looking for a ramen spot to try out in Boston's Chinatown, look no further, just go to Tora Ramen! I would say that this is the best ramen option that Chinatown has to offer honestly. The noodles are nice and chewy & the broth is super flavorful and very drinkable! Not too thick of a broth at all. I could honestly drink the broth alone... so good. What we ordered: -black garlic chicken karaage -tan tan ramen -spicy miso ramen Both ramen dishes we got were literally so tasty. The tan tan broth was my favorite of the two, but spicy miso was still good! Perfect portion sizes. Black garlic chicken karaage isn't an item that you can get anywhere, so you know we had to give it a try. I loved it! I honestly like it more than I do the regular chicken karaage haha. Not as greasy and had good flavor. Paired well with the spicy mayo sauce. ***Keep in mind if you do choose to go here, they're a CASH ONLY establishment!*** Luckily, if you don't have cash on you, they have their own ATM right in the doorway. I must say, I am a super fan of both the Tora establishments, Tora Ramen & Tora Japanese Restaurant (two streets down). Phenomenal food! Parking: can be very tricky depending on the time of day & the day you go. Meter parking nearby. read more
Great spot, if you can get a seat. There is an atm but this place is cash only-- no $100 bills most of the time. I've been here before and got the same thing, vegetarian ramen. It tastes fresh and delicious, the flavor is not at all lost since it's not chicken fish or meat. Service is good, there's also a place is small but the vibe is excellent. This is different from their sister restaurant tora Japanese. Great ramen, great value, and the seaweed salad is pretty god too. It's filling! They give enough for a meal. read more
2 years ago
SO GOOD! One of the best bowls of ramen I've had in Boston. It's a small ramen shop with some table and counter seating. It was super busy but my friend and I were able to get two seats at the counter. We were served right away. I went with the black garlic ramen. It was so tasty and fresh. There was plenty of pork in the bowl and the toppings were great. It was cash only, but there are some ATMs in the area. read more
2 years ago
Absolutely delicious over and over again. Have come here multiple times and it has been consistently amazing every time. Straight forward ramen place with good sake and one of the best ramen's I've had around Boston. The Spicy Miso Ramen is a must-get if you like a solid spicy kick with tender pork belly. Broth is incredibly flavorful, egg is cooked perfectly, and the noodles are soft. Perfect after running around Chinatown in the cold. Very lively and busy place during the day. This place is small so it can get quite busy, but they are very fast with their service. Only cash here, ATM inside with a fee! read more
So good! This really hit the spot on a cold day after walking and exploring. This place is cash only. They do have an ATM, but there is a service fee. Ordered the tan tan ramen and this was delicious. The soup was piping hot and very flavorful. The corn was a nice touch. Everything was perfectly seasoned! Would come back again. read more
7 months ago
2 years ago
I wouldn't say this is the best ramen I've ever had, but this is one of the best in Boston and I've been here a few times to confirm it's consistency. It's very small with a few tables and counter seating by the kitchen. The wait varied depending on time of day, but the service was always quick and the staff were very attentive. For starters, I tried their kuro karaage, but it was not crispy at all and quite underwhelming. I ordered it the first time and never again so I can't comment on whether they've improved over the years. I've tried the Karashiro (Spicy Original Tonkotsu) and Kuro (Black Garlic Tonkotsu) and both were very good. I preferred the Karashiro and their torched pork belly over the thin slices of chashu. I generally prefer to be able to customize the ramen in terms of fat, noodle thickness/firmness, and level of spice, but this place doesn't do that. Although they don't offer that here, their ramen is very rich and flavorful as is by their standards without being too heavy. The egg was a perfect soft boil and the noodles were cooked just enough for my liking. This place is cash only, but they have an ATM at the doorway you can use. If you're looking for some dessert or sweets after, check out some of the bakeries or boba tea shops nearby within Chinatown. read more
6 months ago
Solid ramen, really good broth and noodles. The meat could use a bit more flavor. The portion is bigger than it looks, we were stuffed by the end of our meal. There is a sign in list inside, the wait on a Friday night was about 40 mins. It is TINY inside, you either get bar seating or a small table. Staff is very friendly. It is cash only. read more
6 months ago
Tora Ramen gives you excellent service. The food was excellent. The only problem is it's very small so it's probably gonna always be full because the food is delicious after spending a day at Seaport and 32° weather ending the day by going to Tora was the perfect finish, everything was perfect. Thank you. read more
1 year ago
My boyfriend and I were trying different ramen shops in the area since we have never been, but we've had a lot of ramen to be able to make solid reviews! Food - we shared a tonkotsu ramen together and we both were not impressed with the broth. We agreed it tasted more like chicken noodle soup, even though it should be a pork base. There's images on the walls that boast about their broth being made from boiling pig bones to allow for the fatty flavor to come out, and using a hybrid pig for the perfect slices of pork in the ramen. However, we were not impressed, it was very fatty, no real tonkotsu flavor. The egg was okay, and the noodles seemed like not ramen noodles (didn't seem to fit with this dish at all). The hybrid pork they used was a very interesting texture and different from the usual pork you see in ramen dishes. It was a bit fatty, but tender so it wasn't too much of an upset to my mouth lol. Service - quick but no real interaction besides getting our water and check. Ambiance - pretty small joint we sat at the stools facing the window, it was an okay space but lots of workers standing around not doing much. Overall we rated this place as a 2.5/5 because the broth and noodles just weren't it for other tonkotsu's we have had. I don't think I would recommend this place to anyone to try ramen for their first time trying it. read more
10 months ago
8 months ago
This is our go to ramen place in Boston! Must try if you are in the area. Spicy Miso Ramen is especially good. Also recommend Kuro Karaage (not pictured) which melts in your mouth. read more
Ramen in Chinatown! If you're in Boston and craving ramen, this is one of my top recommendations. It's a small place with quick service, and good for when you're looking for a solo meal, something comforting (especially in the colder months), and/or a quick and casual catchup with a friend. It's not a place I would linger around for too long since space is limited, and it's easy for a line to form outside; that being said, it's conveniently located near everything else happening in Chinatown. Menu includes some ramen options, just as many appetizers/sides, some alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, and some rotating specials. Some personal favorites among their ramen menu are the Black Tonkatsu Ramen, Spicy Miso, and Mazamen! read more
10 months ago
Best Ramen I ever had. That is not an exaggeration!!! The ramen will make your taste buds begging for more and make you wish you had a bigger stomach so you can eat more of it. I ordered the spicy miso ramen , simple but rich in flavor. Not too spicy but then again i have a high spice tolerance. I also ordered a sake , very bomb. The service was really fast and the food came out in no time. Despite a quick meal, the place is really small so you may have to wait for a seat. CASH ONLY! I promise it's worth a trip to the bank. They also have an ATM there so dont worry if you forget cash. Must go here if your in Boston and like to eat ramen. read more
9 months ago
Finally had a ramen redemption! The citrusy ramen was amazing. Best ramen I've had and very filling. Note that it is cash only but there is an atm in the restaurant. read more
2 years ago
Though we didn't get ramen, we were pleasantly delighted with the food that was served. Everything was rich in flavor and the proteins are all cooked perfectly! Their chashu is super tender and smoky, adding a great texture/flavor to each bite. Note that they are CASH ONLY!! So prepare ahead of time (they do have an atm at the entrance too). The place is also cozy so if you come during busy times prepare for a potential wait. read more
1 year ago
If you want flavor from the broth, this place will give that to you plus a dry mouth after. First time visit, we came on a Saturday morning and waited about 10 min before opening. There was another guest right before us. The place is small, cute and does remind you of a Japanese Izakaya. Our Orders: Miso Ramen Black Truffle Ramen Yuzu Ramen Pros: service was attentive, the broth was rich and pact full of umami and its' individual flavor, the Char Sui actually had char that they torched each slice to have that Smokey flavor, ramen orders came in 15 minutes. Prices are on point with other Ramen joints. Cons: service said they ran out of the regular Curly ramen noodle (which is what we look forward to in Ramen) and only had the thin ramen but when another table wanted to change their order to something other than ramen, the waitress gave them the Curly regular one (WTF?!). The Dry mouth that came after eating and drinking the Ramen was obvious, we were very thirsty which tells you how much MSG/Sodium is in their broth. Would we return anytime soon? Not so much, we are still bitter about the Ramen noodle switch. read more
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