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Straightforward restaurant dishing up ramen specialties amid laid-back surroundings.
Hours
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 99 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA 02111
Phone: (857) 233-4680
Website: https://toraboston.com/
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Reviews
Vincent Cheung
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.
… moreFood: 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.
Helen Nguyen
Tora Ramen is the perfect Boston winter comfort spot—rich, flavorful broth and perfectly cooked noodles that warm you up instantly. The ramen is deeply satisfying without being heavy, making it ideal for cold, snowy days. A cozy go-to when you’re craving something hearty and delicious. ❄️
… moreRav cell
Tora Ramen is a gem tucked away in Boston’s bustling Chinatown, offering a cozy escape from the city chaos. The vibe is casual and inviting – dim lighting, wooden accents, and that unmistakable ramen shop hum without feeling overcrowded.
I went for the Kuro Ramen, and it was perfect. Rich, jet-black broth with a deep umami punch from the garlic oil and soy tare, perfectly chewy noodles, tender chashu pork, and all the classic toppings (soft-boiled egg was spot-on). It’s bold yet balanced – not too salty, just intensely flavorful. Portions are generous, and at around $16, it’s a steal for the quality.
Service was friendly and quick, even on a busy Friday night. They nailed the little things like fresh ginger and chili oil on the side. Only docking half a star because the seating is a bit tight (communal tables), and it can get steamy from the open kitchen. But honestly, that’s part of the authentic charm.
If you’re craving legit ramen in Boston, hit up Tora – especially the Kuro. 4.5 stars, no question!
… moreI went for the Kuro Ramen, and it was perfect. Rich, jet-black broth with a deep umami punch from the garlic oil and soy tare, perfectly chewy noodles, tender chashu pork, and all the classic toppings (soft-boiled egg was spot-on). It’s bold yet balanced – not too salty, just intensely flavorful. Portions are generous, and at around $16, it’s a steal for the quality.
Service was friendly and quick, even on a busy Friday night. They nailed the little things like fresh ginger and chili oil on the side. Only docking half a star because the seating is a bit tight (communal tables), and it can get steamy from the open kitchen. But honestly, that’s part of the authentic charm.
If you’re craving legit ramen in Boston, hit up Tora – especially the Kuro. 4.5 stars, no question!
Diem Allis
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!
… moreThe 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!
Alexis
Best ramen in Boston. The noodle texture is great and the broth is rich and delicious. It’s cash only and small but I never have to wait long for a spot to open up, if at all. The apps are all good too. 10/10 would recommend if you like ramen.
… moreleslie gonzalez
Love love love this place so much omg. Fav ramen spot hands down.
This is a little cash only ramen bar with like 5 tables and two bar like seating arrangements. the waitstaff are friendly and unobtrusive, often allowing their guests to eat at their leisure. the kitchen literally whips out their bowls in minutes. Sometimes guests have to sign up and wait for their table outside (visitors beware, it gets cold + very windy in Boston).
I come here fairly often and have tried most of their ramen bowls. My personal preference is their Aka ramen with a few select extra toppings. Since I usually come here for dinner I’ll often order sake and a cheeky little app to accompany my meal.
(I am being so FR about coming here often, some of the staff know my regular order LOL)
… moreThis is a little cash only ramen bar with like 5 tables and two bar like seating arrangements. the waitstaff are friendly and unobtrusive, often allowing their guests to eat at their leisure. the kitchen literally whips out their bowls in minutes. Sometimes guests have to sign up and wait for their table outside (visitors beware, it gets cold + very windy in Boston).
I come here fairly often and have tried most of their ramen bowls. My personal preference is their Aka ramen with a few select extra toppings. Since I usually come here for dinner I’ll often order sake and a cheeky little app to accompany my meal.
(I am being so FR about coming here often, some of the staff know my regular order LOL)
Linet P. (Lily)
Cash Only- One of the most delicious places I’ve ever eaten! Simple, small, affordable and tasty! Came to Boston on vacation and was not disappointed it was our thanksgiving lunch! Will definitely come back! Tantan Ramen was delicious and the octopus was great !!! Will absolutely come back !!!
… moreAurora Benitez
*Cash only! * The BEST ramen we have eaten in Boston, hands down. A compact space with a robust tasting menu. Affordable (see picture of bill)!! Granted we only had water to drink but the food portion was perfect. The Truffle Shoyu Ramen was out of this world (my husband’s face said so with every bite). My Veg Miso Ramen was mouth filling. No need to add anything else to the plate because they were so delicious as served.
We will be returning!
… moreWe will be returning!
Leon Smith
This place is amazing. Cozy, great service and affordable, delicious food. The Kuro (Black garlic Tonkotsu ramen) is one of the best bowls of soup you will find anywhere in the Greater Boston area.
… morerotem einav
Sadly a disappointing experience, will not come back.
Food- I took the shiro ramen and the seaweed salad. The seaweed salad was good but a bit sweet. The ramen was one of the worst ramen I have ever tasted, the meat itself tasted funny.
Service- I had two waitresses one was great, the second was unpleasant and made me feel uncomfortable.
Do not recommend.
… moreFood- I took the shiro ramen and the seaweed salad. The seaweed salad was good but a bit sweet. The ramen was one of the worst ramen I have ever tasted, the meat itself tasted funny.
Service- I had two waitresses one was great, the second was unpleasant and made me feel uncomfortable.
Do not recommend.