One of the perks of this place is that it opens super late, until 3AM! This review is more focused on the food we ordered! The food itself was not bad at all, but I personally felt that it tasted more of an attempt at the actual dish. We ordered the pad thai, pho, and pad see ew. Like I said the dish itself didn't taste bad, but it just didn't taste authentic. The pad thai and pad see ew were definitely on the sweeter side and the pho tasted fine but was lacking a lot of key ingredients. The staff were very friendly and the food came out fairly quick. We came around 10pm on a weekday and it was pretty empty. I do appreciate the interior and that there's plenty of parking outside. Definitely a late night spot; will prob come back to try their ramens but we were craving thai and viet that night! read more

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Wow! So yummy! We ate egg rolls so delicious, drunken noodles, red curry, yellow curry, & karai ramen! Fantastic services! Everything we got we LOVED! read more

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It was late around 11pm when we arrived at Salt Lake City from Las Vegas. Not much restaurant were open at that time and one of the few still open was the Toro Ramen & Best Thai. I ordered their Miso Ramen and Takoyaki as appetizer. I'm Asian and I'm very much knowledgeable how a good and authentic Ramen is. The Miso Ramen and Takoyaki was just fine, not as what I expected as it should be. My Miso Ramen was served cold and I even requested the server to have it reheated. The Takoyaki was not freshly made. The experience we had here in this restaurant was kinda disappointing. The service and ambiance were a bit better though. I don't recommend the Miso Ramen and Takoyaki in this restaurant. I would suggest If I may to make some improvements on how Miso Ramen and Takoyaki should be. Maybe some of the list on their menu are better. Try those otherwise. read more

Toro Ramen & Best Thai - Miso Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Midvale, Utah

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There aren't many restaurants I consider revisiting (I get bored easily), but Toro has been my old stand by for years. I am so delighted to see them expand their menu to sushi, pho, and Thai food! The Panang curry is becoming one of my new favorites. The service here is always great, you get what you need but they don't pester you. Clean, brightly lit place with open seating and a bar now where you can watch someone make the sushi. The portions are good enough size that I always take leftovers with me, they're just as delicious the next day. It looks like they do quite a bit of takeout here. It's worth a first try even if you're not coming in. After all these years I still LOVE Toro :) Update from my last review, they've offered alcohol for quite some time now! read more

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The atmosphere was cute, cool art with ramen. They had two TV's playing Naruto and hunter x hunter, with some cool music in another language really set the vibe and made it comfortable. The service was fantastic very kind and friendly and very quick. Our food came out no longer than 10 minutes. Definitely made our night better would recommend and they're open till 3 am read more

The long and short of it is, the foods tasty but overpriced in my eyes. The basic ramen starts at $16 and comes with a few basic ingredients, including some nice thick chashu, to their credit. But any add ons that may typically come with ramen, like mushrooms, is going to be $2 extra minimum.. They offer some standard sushi rolls, but they all start at something around $14, even the basic ones, do with that what you will. Small plates start at $8, which includes edamame, I don't think I've ever seen so much charged for edamame. There's a few condiments on the table, the middle one is an orange tinted oil which I believe was a chili sesame oil? It really elevated the ramen, highly recommended, I do wish they would label the bottles though. Overall, the food was good, I really enjoyed the broth in the ramen. The environment was chill, service was pretty slow but it seems they may have been understaffed the day I went and I struggled to find value in the costs when I compare to other sushi and ramen spots around the salt lake area. read more

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The ramen is their go-to, and several visits have left us pleased with the food and the preparation. Price points are good. Takeout orders are ready on time, and are hot when placed for pick up. read more

We wanted a snack after landing in Salt Lake City and this spot did just the trick. I was pleasantly surprised with the combination of Japanese and Thai cuisines, but it worked! The staff was super friendly and attentive. The food hit the spot. It's a cute mom and pop kind of ambiance when you walk into this strip mall location. read more

Best late night Green curry and ramen. Felt bad for the only server working but she did her best to catch up.

I ordered online and got my order correctly and still warm. Tonkotsu ramen was decent for Midvale. The thick noodle (add $2) was worth it, I like it a lot and would recommend it. The broth was decent, I would like it to be thicker. The egg was boiled but not marinated in soy, so it was underwhelming. read more

Toro Ramen & Best Thai - To-go tonkotsu ramen - Ramen Near Me - Midvale, Utah

The food was pretty good overall. I tried the gyoza and ramen. the ramen especially had a nice, rich broth with a good portion size. The gyoza's were tasty, though they could've been a bit crispier. read more

Toro Ramen & Best Thai - Chicken Ramen - Ramen Near Me - Midvale, Utah

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I had been wanting to try this place for some time now and finally had the opportunity. We ordered the vegetable tempura and the Original Ramen with Tonkotsu brooth. Both were very good. One of the top 3 Ramen's we have had in Utah. Service and staff were very friendly and attentive. Clean interior located in a strip mall. read more

Toro Ramen & Best Thai - Vegetable tempura and original ramen - Ramen Near Me - Midvale, Utah

Wowowow first time here and I was very impressed! This ramen place is a hidden gem! I've never heard of this place I've only randomly seen it in passing and thought we would give it a shot! So glad that we did. The food was really good! I enjoyed their Tokoyaki balls they were delicious- I liked that they had some seasoning to it. Others that I've tried before usually don't. Their ramen menu was very simple. I got the charsu ramen. They aren't stingy with their meat which I loved! Their broth was flavorful and creamy! They also had sushi! I didn't get to try it out. But their food was good! Definitely my new favorite ramen spot! read more

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I really wanted to give them a 5 star review but what held me back was the pricing was expensive. Food was amazing though. Service was very good as staff was helpful and friendly. The place appears to be very clean. I recommend read more

Best ramen in Salt Lake. I had the Karai with blended broth and medium noodles. Pho and sushi also good. Will have to try the Korean soup next. read more

The only thing positive is that it is open later than any other place nearby-I blame the management for staying open late but not having the staff to support it. The waiter was kind, but we had to wait a while and never even got our check so I had to walk up and ask for the check. It was way overpriced. The pho was bland. I wouldn't go back. They looked overworked and understaffed and for the high prices I don't see how that was worth it. read more

This restaurant is unsanitary and has a serious food safety incident. The handling attitude is poor. I am very disappointed. read more

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No, no, no. Questionable pho, non-fresh ingredients, problems with order three times (actually four, but I didn't correct it the last time), and my stomach is not feeling entirely right the next night. NOW I see other reviewers warned about getting sick on Toro Ramen food... :( I should have checked the 1-star reviews here first. Lesson learned... I'm not sure what their struggle was, the server was certainly nice and trying his best, but they looked badly understaffed, he was stressed, and I also think there were deeper problems. The night of 7 June 2025 I drove a long distance here to get pho late at night. My usual haunts (Rollz and Viet Deli) were both closed. The server had a VERY hard time understanding me, and I couldn't understand him. Ordered pork pho. Waited a LONG time. It finally came out looking good, but with very little broth compared to my experience with pho at other restaurants. I added the quite small tray of bean sprouts, lime, basil leaves in the broth, then I noticed a problem... The bean sprouts were decaying a little at the ends and middle. Definitely not fresh. My stomach can't tolerate that, it will make me sick. I tried to pick them out, but then reluctantly called the server back. He replaced the pho. This time, it came out hot again, and I was surprised to find extra meats in it, maybe they were being generous? But I realize now that it was beef and not pork, and 20 hours later my gut is informing me that something wasn't right with it. No pork in it that I could see, unless their "pork" is the spiced meatballs, which tasted good. Worse, my replacement bean sprouts looked like they had been washed by hand, very watery looking and kindof "gray," not brand new fresh bean sprouts like you would expect. But they didn't have any obvious decaying leaves at the end, and I was hungry, so I made the mistake of putting them in the pho and eating them. Maybe the sprouts are the problem I'm feeling today. (Note: even fresh sprouts can be dangerous, make sure you put them in VERY hot broth to kill foodborne bacteria.) Then I noticed that they didn't bring out any basil leaves. So I asked the waiter for some, he couldn't understand me, I had to enter words into a translator to get help. Basil leaves were finally brought out, but they were not on the stem, and they were definitely NOT fresh again: they had black spots all over them, which I've never seen before on "fresh" basil. Then I realized that they didn't bring out a lime as they did the first time, and I gave up trying to correct the order because it took a long time each time around. I tipped the waiter anyway (at the lowest preset level--20%), because these poor servers need to survive somehow, and he was at least trying his best. BUT OVERALL, I will definitely not go back here for food. Not safe for me at least, and not enough of it, and not accurate enough, and some of the veggies were not fresh. read more

We had the karai and the original ramen bowls, and were not disappointed. Stopped in while we were staying in Midvale, and ended up coming twice on our 4 day trip. Food is amazing and the service if even better. If you're craving ramen, this is your stop! read more

Tried this location 4 times. Service was always great. Food was not so much. My chicken karaage was pretty doughy and flavorless every time. The soup was so so... not knocking it but will probably try something else or just stick to the Bluffdale spot. read more

Woah. I just got really bomb ramen at 1am. What in the world was that?! I mean I review ramen places frequently and am blown away impressed with this place. The tonkotsu, spicy ground pork, with thick noodles is what I ordered. read more

Personal experience: I can't complain about this place! Came with another friend here and absolutely loved the experience! Do keep in mind while coming here that it is a small place! So, the seating tends to be kinda close to others! And I loved the interior of this place! Food: I ordered a Veggie Ramen and I absolutely loved it! Not a lot of ramen places serve Veggie ramen and loved the noodles and the broth! And they served it with some tofu! I would be careful with the chili oil because it was pretty spicy even for me! But I did add a lot Service: Loved the service we got here! Our server made sure we had enough water while we were talking and absolutely loved her attitude! Would totally Tip them! read more

Toro Ramen & Best Thai - Veggie Ramen / Original Ramen Flavors - Ramen Near Me - Midvale, Utah

Wow! This place was amazing. Like east coast, tri-state Italian amazing. Never would've dreamed of finding such a gem in sight me small town in Utah. read more

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Had the yellow curry. It was really good and service was great. Loves the tv with people walking thru Japan

Another Ramen review for the books & this place did not disappoint! Went here with one of my friends who also is a big fan of ramen. Parking was easy, it is a small little place. We were able to get a table right away & service quickly. We ordered the Croquette's to share. I've never had these. They were like a deep fried mashed potato type appetizer with some veggies in it. They were delicious! I'll be looking for these on menus from now on. We shared an avocado roll as well. The avocado roll was so fresh. One of my favorite avocado rolls I've ever had. They brought us some complimentary egg rolls & these were good. I really liked the dipping sauce for these. I ordered the veggie ramen. I loved this ramen! One of my favorites I've had,  honestly. The miso broth was flavored to perfection. The shiitake mushrooms had really good flavor. Sometimes I'm a little weird with mushrooms in my ramen, but I really liked these mushrooms. I wish it came with a full egg, but I suppose I could have added in an extra egg. The ramen bowl was decent size for the price paid. Loved that they didn't skimp out on the broth as well. Sometimes I feel like I run out of broth for my ramen, which is the worst. My friend ordered the Taro Ramen with tonkotsu broth and beef short ribs. She enjoyed this dish as well. Highly recommend. read more

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I tried Toro for a late night dinner last weekend as I was out running errands. The Ramen was delicious and definitely hit the spot. The service and company was even better. The owner Dow table touched every customer in the restaurant to make sure they were enjoying the food. Very sweet and friendly. - Chase D. read more

Very yummy their pad Thai is gluten free:) the owner is super kind and friendly. And the waitress is also so nice never empty on waters. I love that it's open so late so convenient not many places are here in slc like this. read more

best ramen I've ever had. awesome staff. super friendly. clean. always something good on the tv if you're into that sort of thing.

Nothing to write home about. Soft boiled egg is not marinated nor creamy at the center, original ramen has no other ingredients besides chashu, egg, and corn that a typical bowl would have (menma, sprouts, wood ear mushrooms, pickled radish, etc.), tonkatsu broth was a bit thicker and cloudier than usual, chashu slices were soft enough but chewier and did not melt in your mouth. Luckily they do offer 3 types of noodle options. But you know, even bad ramen is still satisfying in a weird way. Service was very slow. Tbh there was only one server for the whole joint but also i got my bowl and it was just above tepid. I tried paying and it seemed like their kiosk was down or something. Who knows but it took a long time to get the food and then pay. They also have japanese sushi and thai food and though it's not their fault because it appears that almost every Utah Asian restaurant does this but. All these cuisines are so different from each other so much so that I don't know what I'm more mad at: the fact that it's all lumped together and none of the cuisines are even above average or that they overlooked the umpteen other Asian cuisines they could have squeezed into the menu and cooked in a mediocre fashion. Really disappointed because this place has so many good reviews. read more

Three of us ate here and enjoyed the food. Service was very good. It's a small place with a no frills dining room but the food was tasty. We'd eat here again. read more

This was my second time coming here, and I am genuinely very impressed by this spot. There are a few ramen spots closer to me, but they can be quite expensive. Toro has a super simple menu, with more than decent prices, and everything tastes incredible. The restaurant itself is clean and the service is quick. Their broth has an incredible depth of flavor. The add-ins/toppings are fresh. The noodles are the perfect texture. Not sure what else you can ask for when eating ramen, honestly. The appetizers are also very good, but in no way the star of the show. It is not overly busy here, so I would 100% recommend stopping in and trying them out! read more

UPDATED REVIEW- Avoid Toro Ramen at all costs. My kids and I all became severely sick after eating their pork belly ramen. Symptoms started within a few hours, which aligns with foodborne illnesses like Staphylococcus aureus (Staph) or Bacillus cereus, both of which can cause sickness within 30 minutes to 6 hours after eating. When I called to notify the restaurant, the manager dismissed my concerns, claiming, "You can't get sick after three hours of eating," which is completely false. Their lack of accountability and concern for customer safety was shocking. If we end up needing medical care, they will absolutely be responsible for covering the hospital bills. After further research, I found many other reviews describing similar experiences of getting sick after eating here. This seems to be a recurring issue. Adding to this, Toro Ramen has a history of health code violations. They have been cited for issues such as improper food handling and lack of cleanliness in their kitchen. This is public record and should be a serious warning to anyone considering dining here. The owner's dismissive attitude, combined with these violations, shows a lack of accountability and respect for customer safety. The food wasn't even good, and the risk is not worth it. Avoid this place at all costs!! read more

I had Karai Ramen with mixed broth, Tonkotsu and Shoyu. The soup had a very pungent garlic aroma and there was some black garlic in the broth. I enjoyed that. My wife had the Chashu Ramen and it was loaded with Chashu, there were six large pieces of it in her bowl. She gave me one since mine didn't come with Chashu. They had an interesting table condiment that looked like regular crushed red chilis but it had another flavor that I couldn't identify. It was interesting and not nearly as spicy as I was expecting based on how it looked. I wish I could get a sample of several different Ramen places broth and do a side by side comparison because it's hard for me to say which one I like best. This was good but I can't say if it's better than Ramen Legend, or Jinya, or Kobe Sushi, or Tosh's Ramen. read more

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The best Ramen in town. I live in Riverdale UT. Trying to find a good ramen place in my town but nothing fit my taste. I was so craving Shoyu Ramen and finally found one in Toro Ramen. Definitely will be there again soon even though driving time for 40+ minutes from my place. read more

Very delicious they usually just do ramen but they added pho with different kinds as chicken, pork, beef, tofu, vegetables. The beef pho was the best thing I've ever tried. The service was wonderful and I met the owner she was kind and sweet. She even gave us free eggrolls for me and my partner. The vibes were amazing hair making want to come back !!! read more

Toro Ramen & Best Thai - The table we sat at was clean! And the food was good I didn't even take pictures - Ramen Near Me - Midvale, Utah

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Toro used to be a ramen and sushi spot, and I absolutely LOVED their ramen. However, calling them the "best Thai" is a massive overstatement--frankly, it's just not true. When they focused on sushi and ramen, I recommended them all the time. So, as a huge Thai food fan, I was excited when they expanded their menu to include Thai dishes. I decided to try their green curry with tofu... but what arrived at my table was NOT green curry. It was simply rice, green curry sauce, tofu, and cucumbers--nothing else. Confused, I flagged down the waiter and asked if my dish was missing ingredients like green peppers, bamboo shoots, and other veggies. She looked just as puzzled and said, "No, that's just how we make it." I asked to see the menu again, pointed out the listed ingredients, and explained that what I received didn't match. That's when she admitted they were out of most of the ingredients and asked if I wanted to order something else instead. I ended up getting a Vegas roll, which was pretty good. But if you're craving Thai food, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere--because they clearly don't know how to make curry, let alone good curry. Check out their Bluffdale location, it is some of my favorite ramen I've ever had. read more

"Meat lovers" had only two pieces of chashu and no other meat in the bowl and the Tom yum broth was WAY too sweet - hardly even sour/short on flavor. The wavy noodles tasted like cheap grocery store ramen. The only redeeming factor was a spicy side of kimchi. It will get you fed for over $20 a bowl, I suppose. read more

Decent ramen for a decent price. We were recommended this spot by a local because it's less busy. This location is pretty small, but it's surrounded by a ton of parking. Our group of 4 had no problem getting a seat, 6:30 on a Saturday. Although we asked for a table for 4, we were giving 3 menus, sets of chopsticks, everything. We weren't given the last set until about 30 minutes of waiting. The menu is nice- giving noodle options, broth, and even some Korean foods. Most places you have to ask for substitutions, but this ramen is very customizable. I ordered the regular ramen ($12), with a side of egg and side of kimchi. It took almost 25 minutes to receive our food after ordering. There looked to be a TON of take out orders ahead of us. No biggie. They try to bring out everything at the same time. I think that is why my ramen, unfortunately, came out lukewarm. My friend said the gyoza was decent. Ramen was decent... blend broth not as flavorful as I'm used to. I saw my kimchi on the counter, waiting to be served for 10 minutes. I wasn't served the kimchi until midway through my ramen. It was good, not my favorite... great kick. The only issue I had with the service was that our young waiter had his airpods in the entire time. Felt a little disrespectful. I would give this place another shot, but unfortunately I'm only visiting Utah. read more

Toro Ramen & Best Thai - menu - Ramen Near Me - Midvale, Utah

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There is so much to love about this place. Anywhere you go, ramen is around $15-20 a bowl, but at this place, it's absolutely worth it. The tonkotsu ramen is authentic and very good. The broth has a deep flavor, and the portion is huge. We love coming here for the quick service, authentic atmosphere, and delicious noodles read more

Toro Ramen & Best Thai - Seating area - Ramen Near Me - Midvale, Utah

We had ramen to start, I had the classic and he had the chashu. The classic ramen with shoyu broth was good, not the best I've ever had, but good. However, the portion was small. I finished in 5 minutes. Then we had salmon nigiri and the Sundance roll. It was awful! The rice on both was cold, dense, and mushy. The salmon on top of the roll wasn't cut properly so that when you took a piece of sushi you pulled the salmon off the next piece. Our server was mildly attentive, he let our sushi roll sit on the counter for like 10 minutes before bringing it over (there were two other people in the restaurant) and we had to ask him for the check because he was talking with a coworker and didn't notice we had finished. The total was around 60-70 with a tip. Not worth it. read more