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This place was just okay. The pictures on the menu didn't really match what was actually served, which was disappointing. The ordering process is completely self-service: you order at a kiosk, grab a number, and find a table. You're also expected to bus your own table when you're finished. What I found odd was being prompted to leave a tip while ordering at the self-service kiosk, especially when there's no table service involved. The food itself was pretty meh and, unfortunately, none of the dishes we tried really stood out. Overall, it wasn't the most memorable ramen experience and I probably wouldn't go out of my way to return.
One of the best Asian fusion spots I've been to. The food was fresh, flavorful, and so good I went back twice during my work trip. You have to try the hibachi shrimp or the shrimp and chicken, only $17.50 and the portion is huge (definitely leftovers). Also comes with a salad or soup! Small, quaint spot with plenty of options on the menu. 100% worth it!
Wanted to try something different for dinner than my usual go-tos around Flamingo Crossing, so I finally got to Token Ramen. Despite it being in the name, I didn't go for the ramen during my visit. I had a craving for hibachi chicken so that's what I went for. My husband ended up doing the same with steak. You order from a kiosk, although there was a counter as well that I think you can also use. In addition to our entrees I chose a lychee tea. The food came out quickly. There's a self serve area where you can grab some yum yum sauce or any other sauces and utensils you might need. The food hit th spot and I would come back again to try the ramen.
I'm unfamiliar with any other local locations, but Token Ramen is a solid option if you're looking for something to eat in Flamingo Crossing, especially in terms of Asian/ramen. The service here is fairly minimal, since orders are placed at a kiosk and most of the experience is self-serve, which is fine but worth noting. The restaurant was decently busy during my visit and definitely feels like a traditional ramen bar I've been to in other cities. I ordered the Korean Beef Ramen, which was good and the portion size was generous and definitely filling, though it wasn't the absolute best ramen I've ever had. Overall though, I'd say it's a good, reliable spot that I'd recommend if you're in the area. Also, their yum yum sauce is delicious! Grab some at the self service counter!
We visited Token Ramen on a Friday night around 7:40. We walked in and the space around the entry was super crowded. There were a bunch of people ordering at the 2 kiosks and no real indicators of how people should line up so it was just chaos. They also had a counter where I assume you could order, but the people behind it were super busy making teas. We eventually ordered at a kiosk and took a table. The tea came out first and was very good. Next, the edamame and takoyaki came out. The edamame was fine, but it didn't have a large enough place to put the shells so we picked up a to go bowl and used that. The takoyaki was . . . Fine. The octopus was chewy and the texture of the inside was liquidy. Now for the ramens. The tonkotsu ramen looked very promising, but had a few execution flaws. First, the pork was just okay. The pulled pork was very good, but needed the broth to keep it from being dry. The sliced chashu was fine, could've been more tender though. The broth had good flavor but wasn't as rich as I expect from a tonkotsu. The egg was also cold, and the noodles seasoning was underwhelming. The broth was thin enough that it didn't stick to the noodles to season them. I could totally picture myself coming here on a date back when I was in my college program, which is ideal for where this is located. 10 years later, I wouldn't go back to this place unless I was in the area and wanted bubble tea.
A definite must visit place for nearby Ramen close to WDW. Excellent broth and good fresh ingredients in the spicy Tonkutsu pork ramen. A ton of options and good fast service. Affordable and delicious.
It's average. Not the best, but can't complain here. Glad they opened on this side of town. Gives us options other than the usual burger chain joints. As others mentioned, order at the kiosk, grab a number, have a seat. Everything is pretty much self serve. Water, utensils, sauces. Broth was lacking flavor. Egg was overcooked the two times I've been there. Wouldn't mind coming back for a quick lunch.
Wasn't sure what to expect when we first walked in but we're always game for ramen! You walk in and order in giant tablets. Then go find a seat and they bring it to you within a few minutes. Condiments and sauces are in a serve yourself area on the counter. Food is brought out by a runner as it's prepared. Then you clean up after yourself. Food was fresh, hot and delicious! We can't wait to come back!!
This restaurant is mostly self service but Sam and Josh were lovely and went out of their way to deliver a great experience. I would most recommend the matcha slush, kids pineapple chicken, and the Korean beef Ramen. I love the egg here, the chili oil, and the black garlic oil. The food we had here was so delicious. We will come here every time we come to Orlando and stay at Flamingo Crossings. My parents had never been here with us before but were very impressed with the service and kindness of the employees.
We were staying at one of the hotels at flamingo crossing and wanted to go somewhere easy but walking distance and we found Tokyo ramen! We are so glad we came across this hidden gem. The vibe was so cute and decently crowded for the time of day (it was around 9:30). I got the chicken ramen and it was super tasty and filling. I recommend asking for the yum yum looking sauce too, it was so good to add in. Will be back!!
I had heard about Token Ramen opening near us in Flamingo Crossings, so we decided to check it out last night for dinner. It's right near the bridge that crosses Western Way. It's "fast casual" service. You can order at the counter or at one of the self-service kiosks when you walk in the door. You can take it to go or enjoy your food there by grabbing a table number and seating yourself. With all the screens (menu and kiosks), it all looks very modern inside. I like the variety of ramen that they offer, in addition to rice bowls and hibachi entrees for those who may not want a bowl of hot soup. I knew I wanted ramen, but it took me awhile to read all the ingredients in each ramen bowl offered. Tip: study the menu ahead of going! They also have a large variety of teas -- classic, milk, fruit, and lattes. I ordered the Spicy Curry Ramen as my dinner. It wasn't super spicy (at least not for me), and I even added some extra spicy oil from the condiment counter. It tasted delicious overall, but didn't have a lot of pork or any bean sprouts (as noted in the ingredient list). Note: my bowl came with shredded pork and my partner's came with two big pork slices, so mine was easier to mix and eat. The flavor was very good, but not as good as others I've had at sitdown ramen restaurants. It was definitely satisfying, though, and I appreciate the ability to get ramen and other Japanese dishes closer to home. I'm curious about trying other entrees, as well as their lunch specials. We enjoyed our ramen there, and the dining room was just okay. It didn't have a lot of atmosphere and was right near the food expeditors. The tables, counter, and floors could have used a bit of cleaning, too, between customers.
I thought it was fantastic. My first time having Ramen at a restaurant. Would go back for sure. My wife got the Hibachi chicken and enjoyed it also.
2 months ago
This is my go to feel good spot in Flamingo Crossings. It's order by kiosk or at counter with fast service. There's multiple types of ramen with different proteins available, hibachi, and boba options as well. My go to is the Black Garlic ramen or the shrimp ramen for my 2yo. Tables are easy seating and easily adjustable for large groups who are finishing the night out at the theme parks. Great tasting and filling with a modern interior vibe. Definitely more of a fast casual vibe than a Domu or fancier ramen place which makes it great to drop in for a lunch meeting or if you just feel like it! 10% Discount for Disney employees as well with proof of ID. read more
Great place! Would come back if I lived here. Good portion size for the price. Chicken wings were crispy and very juicy! A bit salty over time and could do with a slightly less salty brine. Got the Korean beef ramen which unfortunately tasted too much like instant noodle shin ramen with similar instant noodles. Was hoping/expecting for a Japanese ramen version. But the beef was tender and not a beefy flavor which I appreciated. read more
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This place was just okay. The pictures on the menu didn't really match what was actually served, which was disappointing. The ordering process is completely self-service: you order at a kiosk, grab a number, and find a table. You're also expected to bus your own table when you're finished. What I found odd was being prompted to leave a tip while ordering at the self-service kiosk, especially when there's no table service involved. The food itself was pretty meh and, unfortunately, none of the dishes we tried really stood out. Overall, it wasn't the most memorable ramen experience and I probably wouldn't go out of my way to return. read more
5 months ago
One of the best Asian fusion spots I've been to. The food was fresh, flavorful, and so good I went back twice during my work trip. You have to try the hibachi shrimp or the shrimp and chicken, only $17.50 and the portion is huge (definitely leftovers). Also comes with a salad or soup! Small, quaint spot with plenty of options on the menu. 100% worth it! read more
10 months ago
Wanted to try something different for dinner than my usual go-tos around Flamingo Crossing, so I finally got to Token Ramen. Despite it being in the name, I didn't go for the ramen during my visit. I had a craving for hibachi chicken so that's what I went for. My husband ended up doing the same with steak. You order from a kiosk, although there was a counter as well that I think you can also use. In addition to our entrees I chose a lychee tea. The food came out quickly. There's a self serve area where you can grab some yum yum sauce or any other sauces and utensils you might need. The food hit th spot and I would come back again to try the ramen. read more
I'm unfamiliar with any other local locations, but Token Ramen is a solid option if you're looking for something to eat in Flamingo Crossing, especially in terms of Asian/ramen. The service here is fairly minimal, since orders are placed at a kiosk and most of the experience is self-serve, which is fine but worth noting. The restaurant was decently busy during my visit and definitely feels like a traditional ramen bar I've been to in other cities. I ordered the Korean Beef Ramen, which was good and the portion size was generous and definitely filling, though it wasn't the absolute best ramen I've ever had. Overall though, I'd say it's a good, reliable spot that I'd recommend if you're in the area. Also, their yum yum sauce is delicious! Grab some at the self service counter! read more
We visited Token Ramen on a Friday night around 7:40. We walked in and the space around the entry was super crowded. There were a bunch of people ordering at the 2 kiosks and no real indicators of how people should line up so it was just chaos. They also had a counter where I assume you could order, but the people behind it were super busy making teas. We eventually ordered at a kiosk and took a table. The tea came out first and was very good. Next, the edamame and takoyaki came out. The edamame was fine, but it didn't have a large enough place to put the shells so we picked up a to go bowl and used that. The takoyaki was . . . Fine. The octopus was chewy and the texture of the inside was liquidy. Now for the ramens. The tonkotsu ramen looked very promising, but had a few execution flaws. First, the pork was just okay. The pulled pork was very good, but needed the broth to keep it from being dry. The sliced chashu was fine, could've been more tender though. The broth had good flavor but wasn't as rich as I expect from a tonkotsu. The egg was also cold, and the noodles seasoning was underwhelming. The broth was thin enough that it didn't stick to the noodles to season them. I could totally picture myself coming here on a date back when I was in my college program, which is ideal for where this is located. 10 years later, I wouldn't go back to this place unless I was in the area and wanted bubble tea. read more
It's average. Not the best, but can't complain here. Glad they opened on this side of town. Gives us options other than the usual burger chain joints. As others mentioned, order at the kiosk, grab a number, have a seat. Everything is pretty much self serve. Water, utensils, sauces. Broth was lacking flavor. Egg was overcooked the two times I've been there. Wouldn't mind coming back for a quick lunch. read more
Wasn't sure what to expect when we first walked in but we're always game for ramen! You walk in and order in giant tablets. Then go find a seat and they bring it to you within a few minutes. Condiments and sauces are in a serve yourself area on the counter. Food is brought out by a runner as it's prepared. Then you clean up after yourself. Food was fresh, hot and delicious! We can't wait to come back!! read more
9 months ago
This restaurant is mostly self service but Sam and Josh were lovely and went out of their way to deliver a great experience. I would most recommend the matcha slush, kids pineapple chicken, and the Korean beef Ramen. I love the egg here, the chili oil, and the black garlic oil. The food we had here was so delicious. We will come here every time we come to Orlando and stay at Flamingo Crossings. My parents had never been here with us before but were very impressed with the service and kindness of the employees. read more
9 months ago
We were staying at one of the hotels at flamingo crossing and wanted to go somewhere easy but walking distance and we found Tokyo ramen! We are so glad we came across this hidden gem. The vibe was so cute and decently crowded for the time of day (it was around 9:30). I got the chicken ramen and it was super tasty and filling. I recommend asking for the yum yum looking sauce too, it was so good to add in. Will be back!! read more
I had heard about Token Ramen opening near us in Flamingo Crossings, so we decided to check it out last night for dinner. It's right near the bridge that crosses Western Way. It's "fast casual" service. You can order at the counter or at one of the self-service kiosks when you walk in the door. You can take it to go or enjoy your food there by grabbing a table number and seating yourself. With all the screens (menu and kiosks), it all looks very modern inside. I like the variety of ramen that they offer, in addition to rice bowls and hibachi entrees for those who may not want a bowl of hot soup. I knew I wanted ramen, but it took me awhile to read all the ingredients in each ramen bowl offered. Tip: study the menu ahead of going! They also have a large variety of teas -- classic, milk, fruit, and lattes. I ordered the Spicy Curry Ramen as my dinner. It wasn't super spicy (at least not for me), and I even added some extra spicy oil from the condiment counter. It tasted delicious overall, but didn't have a lot of pork or any bean sprouts (as noted in the ingredient list). Note: my bowl came with shredded pork and my partner's came with two big pork slices, so mine was easier to mix and eat. The flavor was very good, but not as good as others I've had at sitdown ramen restaurants. It was definitely satisfying, though, and I appreciate the ability to get ramen and other Japanese dishes closer to home. I'm curious about trying other entrees, as well as their lunch specials. We enjoyed our ramen there, and the dining room was just okay. It didn't have a lot of atmosphere and was right near the food expeditors. The tables, counter, and floors could have used a bit of cleaning, too, between customers. read more
8 months ago
I thought it was fantastic. My first time having Ramen at a restaurant. Would go back for sure. My wife got the Hibachi chicken and enjoyed it also. read more
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Wow! Just got some takeout to give this place a try. It's great! Ordering on the website for takeout was super easy. We got a ramen, a beef hibachi, and the ninja chicken (like Karaage). All were delicious! Ramen had great flavor, my 2.5 year old love stealing it from me. The hibachi plate was a ton of food. We will absolutely be back! read more
1 year ago
Visited Token Ramen a handful of times during their soft opening - do not sleep on them! Dine-in is an interesting set-up where you order on the kiosk, grab a number, and then seat yourself at a table. They bring out the food to you but utensils, sauces, and waters are all self-service. I could see this getting a little hectic during busy times which is why I'd primarily recommend this restaurant for takeout. Top hit for me was definitely the hibachi!! Huge bang for your buck, especially with all the vegetables, and makes for great leftovers. I love adding a side of hibachi noodles for only $6. Ramen is just okay - wish they would have different toppings. Boba is very solid!! It is on the sweeter side, so I'd recommend going less sweet than you normally do (I'm a usually a solid 75-80% sweetness kind of gal but found out that 50% is my preferred here). Certainly a refreshing treat in the FL summer! read more
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Cashier was very helpful in explaining the menu, she even made a couple of suggestions. Good food, service was quick, and restaurant was clean. It's all I ask for :D read more
5 months ago
Token Ramen is a solid weeknight meal type of joint for me. Grab your order to go, dine in, or order at the digital kiosk.For our apps, we ordered the gyoza, crab wontons, and the ninja fried chicken. The fried chicken was top tier, very reminiscent of Taiwanese popcorn chicken! For our mains, we ordered a bunch of rice bowls, chicken, shrimp, Hibachi chicken and shrimp. All the entrees come with a choice of soup or salad and white rice, or egg fried rice. If you want noodles, there's an additional charge for that +$2- it's all grilled very well,the flavors are clean and on point. Pro tip: sauce it up! They have a self-service sauce bar with yum yum sauce, teriyaki, and Sriracha, mix it all up in your rice bowl to taste. Made a world of difference; it definitely needs a boost flavor-wise.The service is minimal contact, and the space is very neat and tidy. Honestly, will be back just for the ninja chicken nuggets when those cravings hit. Great local spot. If you're in the area looking for a different flavor profile from the usual spots, check them out! read more
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Really great food!! Ordering was really easy!! I loved the layout, I got a boba tea and a ramen and will be bringing many friends!! Definitely recommend if you want a good hang out place!! read more
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