Went with my roommate, loved the Tonkatsu ramen. Great broth, great pork. Yummy in my belly.read more

Came in for lunch at Tosh's for the first time in a bit and was surprised that it wasn't full for a…read moreFriday lunch. The food was on point and was the same as I remember. The interior was clean but is really quite spartan; showing no interior improvements over the years. Ergo a star down from my former 5. But maybe that's why their prices are quite a bit lower than other ramen shops in SLUT. As for me Tosh's is still a winner. I

We love Tosh Ramen. My kids now have an appreciation for quality, authentic Japanese ramen because…read moreof this restaurant. My favorite is the curry ramen. It's a big meal and so flavorful. But we also love the karai. A bit spicy for the littles but they love the flavor of the broth.

I was really craving a spicy tonkatsu and a friend had recently recommended this place as her…read morefavorite ramen in SLC, so my bf and I decided to give it a try! I saw that they offer a non-spicy tonkotsu and a spicy karai ramen, which looked like a spicy tonkotsu, but it had ground pork instead of chashu. I asked to see if I could sub the ground pork for chashu but was told they don't do that. Instead I got the regular tonkotsu and asked for spice on the side, which came as a spice rack. My bf got the shoyu ramen. We both agreed we wished the noodles were a little different (they're a little smaller/thinner than we were expecting), but the flavor of the broth was good, I liked the bamboo and black fungus, and the soft boiled egg was DELISH. I'd be curious to try the spicy karai next time. And I know this is so silly/weird to say, but their water was so good, it needed its own shout-out! I probably drank more water than I had all day in one sitting (and that's on top of all the ramen broth I was drinking!). Honestly, I usually hate drinking water, but it was so good here that I GUZZLED it, and my bf and I both liked it so much, we chugged whatever was left in our cups down before going home! Ambiance is warm, casual, plenty of half booth seats. Service was super attentive (my water glass never got less than half full), and the check and leftover boxes came quickly, as soon as we needed them. I was impressed with how on top of it they were! I'm so used to having to wait a long time or wave someone down for a to-go box or the check, but that was definitely not the case here. Overall, would be interested in trying again! And my bf and I joked about asking for a cup of water to go next time haha.

Stopped by for the Black Tonkotsu Ramen and it did not disappoint. The broth was rich, creamy, and…read morepacked with flavor, while the pork was tender and perfectly cooked. The portion size was huge--easily enough to share or save some for later. One of the best parts is that it's located inside a food hall with tons of different dining options, making it a great spot for groups with different tastes. Service was quick, and the ramen came out hot and fresh. The food hall itself has a fun atmosphere with music, games, and super cute décor that makes you want to hang out for a while. It was the perfect place to escape a rainy day and enjoy a comforting bowl of ramen. I'll definitely be back! Stopped by for the Black Tonkotsu Ramen and it did not disappoint. The broth was rich, creamy, and packed with flavor, while the pork was tender and perfectly cooked. The portion size was huge--easily enough to share or save some for later. One of the best parts is that it's located inside a food hall with tons of different dining options, making it a great spot for groups with different tastes. Service was quick, and the ramen came out hot and fresh. The food hall itself has a fun atmosphere with music, games, and super cute décor that makes you want to hang out for a while. It was the perfect place to escape a rainy day and enjoy a comforting bowl of ramen. I'll definitely be back! The door is actually called Tosh's ramen

Small business. Very solid ramen for the Salt Lake area. Husband and wife owned…read more We dropped by on our way to airport. We were lucky as they usually do not open on Mondays. It's in an industrial area that is being developed in more of a foot traffic area. The food court with other restaurants is clean and plenty of parking. We ordered the Tonkotsu and Veggie ramen. Both are excellent. The extra touch was the grilled kale. Surprisingly is added a nice flavor and did not alter the ramen broth. Highly recommend.

The ramen in this place it was okay, in my opinion the broth tasted a bit watered down and lacked…read moreof flavor I was hoping for. The calamari was delicious and tasted very fresh. It was crispy and tender. The place itself is really pretty and I got to see them making the ramen noodles on the spot!

This was a cute place! They were able to accommodate our somewhat large group, and the server…read morebrought out a new appetizer for us to sample. I got the creamy chicken ramen, and it was very filling and satisfying. I also got some ice cream mochi for dessert, and everyone in the group was so full after the meal.

Honestly one of the best ramen places Ive been to. I dont eat ramen a lot but having lived in LA, I…read morethink the broth and noodles here tasted better than many places I went to while living there. Ordered the Shio ramen, it was very tasty. I also loved the upstairs seating area, it had a nice ambiance. Service was good, not much to add.

Service was fine, but definitely felt rushed for a slow night. Food wasn't the greatest, but not…read moreterrible. Dumplings dough wasn't cooked all the way and there was very minimal filling. I'm not sure if they make their own then freeze them, or use pre-made, but I wasn't too impressed. They also didn't provide a spoon for the ramen, nor did they offer after food was dropped. The broth and noodles were definitely house made, but the choyu was a bit dry. Sake menu was pretty decent though. If I had realized there was a bar upstairs, maybe my experience would've been a bit different

This ramen spot was amazing! I am not an avid ramen fan, but this spot was definitely my favorite…read moreI've tried. The service was excellent with kind staff and delicious food. When I went, there was only around one other customer but all staff seemed to be engaged and well into their work. Even the feel of the place was very fitting to the aesthetic, not cluttered at all! Even the bathroom was clean and beautifully designed. An overall amazing experience! Would visit again.

This is my second time at Mensho, and I have to say that I'm still thoroughly impressed! The first…read moreramen I had was the GKO, which incorporates garlic into every aspect of it. It's a very unique, strong garlic flavor with a thick broth. However, in my second visit, I became acquainted with the Spicy Kani Miso ramen... And holy *smokes,* is that a delicious ramen. The broth is deliciously miso and umami, with a lowkey seafood flavor, as though they cooked the crab in the broth. It was topped with a serving of shredded snow crab and the most tender, melt-in-your-mouth chashu pork slice. I savored every bit of this bowl, and even drank all the broth!! The appetizers were good, the best bang for your buck being the spicy karaage--it has a good kick, crispy fry without being greasy, and unique spicy flavor. Everything else we tried (garlic edamame, takoyaki, and enoki chips) was good, but nothing special. Service was incredibly speedy and very friendly, and you can tell that the owners put a lot of thought into the restaurant's design to make it feel like a genuine Japanese ramen shop with a modern twist. Do note that this restaurant is a bit pricy, but each bowl is thoughtfully crafted and the ingredients they use are the real deal. If you like ramen of a higher standard, especially when so many restaurants these days use generic ramen soup base with premade noodles and frozen appetizers, it's 100% worth the cost. I think my only complaint is that they boast about using locally-sourced ingredients, but nothing on their menu really sounds local (such as enoki, snow crab, wagyu beef, etc.). Also note that if you're driving, the nearest parking garage is often crowded, but the restaurant offers parking validation.

Tried to go to Ramen 930 tonight. Big sign says "Cup Bop Korean BBQ In A Cup" and a little…read moreleft-over sticker on the door says "Ramen 930". The place has been remodeled with no trace of Ramen 930 on the inside. The do have 3 types of ramen available (not the large variety shown on photos) but the staff looks at you funny when you order it The pork meat looks more like carnitas than chasu sliced bbq pork. Change Your *darned* Website!

Food (3/5) - Tried the Ramen Niku with mild level, and it was pretty hot for me. (For reference, I…read morecan eat a shin ramen without much difficulty) The broth was very creamy, fatty, quite heavy and the chashu melted in my mouth with every bite. More on the salty side. Price (4/5) - Pretty generous portion for the price, there are only really 3 options and are 11-13 per bowl. There are sides which we didn't try. Ambiance (3/5) - Cute décor but can be a little cold at times. Counter-serve.

Service 10/10, nearly perfect, no flaws to count I had the…read moreshoyu ramen Broth: 6/10, low flavour and slightly off taste but otherwise good Noodles: 7/10, bouncy but slightly soggy, otherwise very good Meat: 4/10, tougher and not much flavour but cooked well Overall rating of food 6.8/10 not bad but needs some improvement, good for a first time trier but better places are around Menu rating: 6/10, limited options and broths Ambiance: 8/10, very relaxed and open

Too salty There is no minus star so I have to give just…read morethe lowest star I told the server and no solution . I was so disappointed