Tori - Saint Paul

Good quality ramen and most are $20 or below?. Too easy on meat/chickens for me, but can be their intention. The food delivery was on the slow side, but we were prepared.

The best. Run, don't go. I went to Tori since it was humble first brick and mortar location. The technique and care that goes into each and every component of the bowl is crazy. Each bowl is unique and lively, many have fresh, in-season toppings and a few contain some house made ferments (this burdock is to die for). Each bowl is unique. The Bali Bali is, what?s pictured, a tahini heavy bowl bursts with Umami. It is now fixed in a streetcar with a small dining room and bar. A cozy place, so you do not immediately expect seats for groups over four people. The vegan and vegetarian options are so well designed that they taste identical to their omnivore counterparts. Vegans, go here. I can go on, but damn it. I love these bowls. You will.

My wife and I went here for Date Night and I had one of the best meals I can remember the best rams in the Twin Cities, hands down. Bite after the bite (slurp after the slippage? my experience just got better the slow egg kept so much taste! At the order, the waitress mentioned that people often order a main dish for themselves and take some home as remains. This is absolutely ridiculous. Remains? Everything went into my stomach. So, Dang. The beverage list is slightly limited, but offers a good addition to the menu. They were also made of a few shell components, but we were aware of this before the order, and we were still delighted with our experience. Also the location is super sweet so much charm and character. Sure, come back soon.

The best rams I had. Very rich and dynamic flavors. It is quite expensive, but it is definitely worth, and you get quite a lot for an order. This is the Bali wheel. The restaurant itself is also very pretty, many plants and has an old-timer train car in the back

I visited as a party of two on a Friday evening. Street parking was easy to find. We were seated immediately and the service was attentive. I orders the r&r shoyu. It wasn?t my favorite, the broth was bland. However, my spouse ordered a different type of ramen and had a very flavorful broth. I appreciated that the menu had a vegetarian section. The restaurant was inside what appeared to be an old train car with an addition. We ate in the train car and it was a pretty cool vibe.