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Now With Outdoor Dining On Our New Patio. Broth is located in the heart of Worcester, offering a unique dining experience. Serving up delicious and affordable Japanese fusion cuisine with a distinct New American twist. Specializing in ramen, Broth provides a modern take on classic flavors, perfect for a quick lunch or a relaxed dinner. Discover your new favorite dish today.
Hip joint serving Americanized spins on Japanese noodle soup in cool, comic book-inspired digs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 17 Mechanic St, Worcester, MA 01608
Phone: (508) 304-7505
Website: https://www.brothramen.com/
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Honestly it was a bit over rated. But like everyone said the service was poor. Even cooks were just hanging out at the bar the last time I went.
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Location & Atmosphere
Located on 22 Front St in Worcester, Broth Ramen has potential but feels a bit unfinished. While the artwork on the walls is well done, the space lacks warmth—missing decor and dim lighting make it feel less inviting than it could be. First impressions matter, and unfortunately, the ambiance doesn’t fully draw you in.
️ Food & Drinks
I tried to order the surf and turf, but it looks like they already ran out, which is unfortunate. So I went to try the Grilled Cheese Ramen and the Lobster Ramen. The grilled cheese ramen was comforting with a creamy tomato bay soup, evoking a nostalgic grilled cheese and tomato soup combo. It’s a fun idea, but felt a little one-note—I wish it had more depth to elevate it beyond novelty.
The lobster ramen was underwhelming. A zesty lemon broth gave it a citrusy twist, but I expected a richer, seafood-boil-style flavor perhaps. The portion was light, with only half a lobster and very little meat. For a premium item, it didn’t quite deliver on value or experience.
Service & Hospitality
Service was just okay—friendly enough, but minimal effort beyond taking the order and dropping off food. There wasn’t much warmth or engagement, which added to the overall sense that the experience was missing something.
Unique Selling Point
Broth Ramen dares to be different with creative fusion concepts that go beyond traditional ramen. I respect the innovation—it’s not your typical ramen shop—but the execution doesn’t fully support the ideas. With stronger presentation, more thoughtful menu cohesion, and a better dine-in vibe, they could really stand out. Right now, it feels like a great idea that’s still trying to find its footing.
… moreLocated on 22 Front St in Worcester, Broth Ramen has potential but feels a bit unfinished. While the artwork on the walls is well done, the space lacks warmth—missing decor and dim lighting make it feel less inviting than it could be. First impressions matter, and unfortunately, the ambiance doesn’t fully draw you in.
️ Food & Drinks
I tried to order the surf and turf, but it looks like they already ran out, which is unfortunate. So I went to try the Grilled Cheese Ramen and the Lobster Ramen. The grilled cheese ramen was comforting with a creamy tomato bay soup, evoking a nostalgic grilled cheese and tomato soup combo. It’s a fun idea, but felt a little one-note—I wish it had more depth to elevate it beyond novelty.
The lobster ramen was underwhelming. A zesty lemon broth gave it a citrusy twist, but I expected a richer, seafood-boil-style flavor perhaps. The portion was light, with only half a lobster and very little meat. For a premium item, it didn’t quite deliver on value or experience.
Service & Hospitality
Service was just okay—friendly enough, but minimal effort beyond taking the order and dropping off food. There wasn’t much warmth or engagement, which added to the overall sense that the experience was missing something.
Unique Selling Point
Broth Ramen dares to be different with creative fusion concepts that go beyond traditional ramen. I respect the innovation—it’s not your typical ramen shop—but the execution doesn’t fully support the ideas. With stronger presentation, more thoughtful menu cohesion, and a better dine-in vibe, they could really stand out. Right now, it feels like a great idea that’s still trying to find its footing.
Melanie Lundstedt
My family and I visited back in March and instantly loved the atmosphere. The owner was seated in a booth behind us and immediately greeted us. We had our toddler with us and he told us about his own toddler at home and then proceeded to hook our son up with fries on the house. The staff was friendly and the food was amazing. My teenage son and I both ordered the lobster ramen, my boyfriend ordered the creamy tomato grilled cheese ramen, and we had the sticky ribs as an appetizer. The menu was creative and I love that they change it up. We can’t wait to be back.
… moreOsmar Ocasio-Rodriguez
Was extremely excited to have Broth back!!! I went for lunch and service was IMMEDIATE. I ordered what I was familiar with, Chicken Parm Ramen. It tasted just as I remembered it; delicious! lol.
I was excited to see that they also have a menu from “The Hangover Pub”. I really hope they stick around!
… moreI was excited to see that they also have a menu from “The Hangover Pub”. I really hope they stick around!
Samantha Hazelton
This hidden gem is phenomenal and a must try! My fiancée and I went today and the service was so friendly and fun, the place was so laid back and inviting, the owner was down to earth and so friendly he went out of his way to talk with us and made sure everything was great for us. The food was literally picture perfect and tasted even better than it looked! I truly can’t say enough about this place, we will most certainly be back.
… moreDevdav Newar
Broth has reopened in downtown Worcester, but if you’re looking for a spot with great ambiance, this might not be the place for you. The food was decent but nothing exceptional, especially when it comes to ramen—especially considering that the best ramen in Worcester is across on the other side of Worcester commons.
The menu is limited, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it does mean fewer options to explore. We tried the tomato ramen, which tasted more like ramen noodles in a tomato soup. While not bad, it lacked the depth of flavor expected in a standout ramen dish. However, the grilled cheese on a stick was a fun and creative touch.
The pork broth ramen was okay but could have used more elements to elevate the dish. On the other hand, the kimchi and bacon rice balls were fantastic—probably the highlight of the meal.
Service was a bit slow, though not terrible. They do offer a selection of local beers, which is a nice touch if you want something to pair with your meal.
Overall, it’s worth trying once, but I don’t see myself going back. If you’re craving top-tier ramen in Worcester, you might want to look elsewhere.
… moreThe menu is limited, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it does mean fewer options to explore. We tried the tomato ramen, which tasted more like ramen noodles in a tomato soup. While not bad, it lacked the depth of flavor expected in a standout ramen dish. However, the grilled cheese on a stick was a fun and creative touch.
The pork broth ramen was okay but could have used more elements to elevate the dish. On the other hand, the kimchi and bacon rice balls were fantastic—probably the highlight of the meal.
Service was a bit slow, though not terrible. They do offer a selection of local beers, which is a nice touch if you want something to pair with your meal.
Overall, it’s worth trying once, but I don’t see myself going back. If you’re craving top-tier ramen in Worcester, you might want to look elsewhere.
Jayme Valdez
The tomato soup with shiitakes and fried garlic ramen was out of this world. The vibe is fun and cozy with a great soundtrack if you’re an adult child of the 90/2000s alt grunge rock era. Wait staff were attentive, space was clean and organized. The food was phenomenal and very reasonably priced. They hit this one out of the park!
… moreSara Ramirez
So happy Broth has returned to Worcester! I couldn’t find grilled cheese tomato broth like before and it’s back!! Awesome vibes along with having the 90’s brewery partnered with them .. it’s a win win .. check it out you won’t be disappointed. Try the rum punch ina capri sun .. classic
… moreMadison Galluccio
10/10 I am surprised they don’t have 5 stars! It was our first time here and the food is incredible!! Drinks are just as great! We can’t wait to come back
… morePariya Kedjumnong
Okay I am the absolute last one to write a bad review but me being a HUGE noodle fan and will typically eat anything the fact I couldn’t even eat past a bite says it all. We ordered the chicken parm ramen and when I tell you it not only looked but tasted like a bowl of chicken parm that’s been sitting in the sink for a day a so. Not only that but their shrimp scampi was SO dry. And not to mention those two items with an appetizer was $68!!! 0/10 would recommend.
… moreSoumendra Nanda
Tried their Ramen grilled cheese and tomato soup and I LOVED it.. Would love to try their poutine next time but they stop serving at 1 pm as it only on their brunch menu.
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