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    Tomo Ramen

    4.5 (133 reviews)
    ModerateRamen
    Open 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Felipe E.

    Ramen was delicious. We found the spot on ig and had dinner here while visiting Portland. I got the Tonkotsu and my gf got the beef ramen. Large portions we even got to take some to go and eat the next day. We also had some Karage chicken and that was so good too. We ordered at the counter and chose our seats. The staff is kind and attentive. The vibe is very chill also romantic. Definetly could be a date spot. It is bar style seating so not very intimate. Stop by if you want some amazing ramen at a good price.

    Teriyaki Salmon Don
    John H.

    After entering, you will find a kiosk that you place your order on before seating. Take the print out and find a seat in an intimate shared space...possibly with others. The gyu-ramen was overall pretty great. I liked the beef and the pork belly - quail eggs are not for everyone - I loved them. Our salmon dish was not so great. The fish was minimal - on the well done side. It was a disproportionate amount of rice. Some veggies, like the radish, could have been fresher. I would not get it again.

    Spicy Seafood Ramen
    Lisa H.

    Thank you to all the previous reviews as they guided me here in my quest to find the best ramen in Portland. As others have said yes it's very small, and that adds to the charm and vibe. It's quirky, dark, and quaint which I loved. I had the spicy seafood ramen and my friend the Tomo ramen. The broth on mine was to die for and my friend immediately wished he had ordered what I had. I was kind and shared of course. His Tomo was also good, subtle comforting and has the best tasting pork I've ever had in ramen.

    The Nest Ramen
    Ploy N.

    Very cozy ramen spot. Inside is small with exclusively counter seatings but super well-decorated. Staffs were very friendly. I enjoyed the Nest Ramen and appreciated the super generous portion but I did think their classics bone broth was a little bland for my liking. The chicken breasts were also dry but the grilled chicken was great! Would recommend going for their Miso Tonkotsu instead. The broth looks more intense and flavorful and the chashu pieces are also super big and meaty. Their bowl options were enticing as well. Overall, a nice spot for ramen, especially on a rainy day. They do get very packed though so come prepared to wait or be cozy with people.

    Menu
    Victoria L.

    Top of the line Ramen place. Great for meat eaters or vegetarians. I recommend that you come in during slow time since the seating is limited. They have a great drink selection, options for vegetarians, and the food presentation was incredible. You order at the bar or front door so it's not table side service but you're still expected to tip which I don't agree with. Overall great spot for small group and large bowl ramen!

    Zac S.

    I'm still on the hunt for good ramen in portland and tomorrow did not satisfy my cravings. the bowl was fine, I dont think i enjoyed it enough to finish it but the sake flight was really nice. I love a lil flight so, for that, I would say this is a nice spot to check out if you want to try a couple of sakes and the tofu dish my friend got was pretty solid. the staff was quick and efficient, took orders swiftly and got the food out and the interior is fairly cute so if its your vibe its definitely worth checking out but don't hype up the ramen too much

    Shirley Temples
    Timothy M.

    Cool little spot "very little" spacious though maybe holds 15/20 people inside? Cool vibe service is good order first then food brought to you! Food was good too! Gyozzzaaaaaa!

    Waylette T.

    I waited a while to try this place, let me tell you IT WAS WELL WORTH THE WAIT!!! I haven't had ramen this good. You know when the food is so good you start to catch the itis. I love the whole self serve kiosk gave me enough time to make my order where I did not feel rushed. GENIUS I don't even remember what I ordered but it was so delicious. And the decor, omgg I would had photographed the entire room haha but people was staring

    Sake
    Kayla C.

    Awesome service and even better food. The broth was perfect and I would highly recommend the beef. Ramen comes with sides to enhance the flavor to your liking. We stopped in 30 mins before closing and the owner was great. Food comes very quickly as well. 10/10!

    Side of White Rice
    Stephanie V.

    We always pass this little hole in the wall but it's always at the small time they are closed for break! We finally caught them after the break! We were maybe second in the door and you order on the iPad style menu when you first walk in. Easy enough, then you go and find a seat which is communal seating. The inside has an island table seating and the two walls are also seating. Definitely not a big group style unless you get there right when they open. Food was delicious and servings were LARGE. Definitely sharable plates. Service is quick but they don't really go around except to drop off the food and drinks you ordered so you have to get their attention for something. Will be back for sure :)

    Lindsey H.

    It may look small from the outside, but Tomo has more than enough seating! It's all communal, but you'll have more than enough room from side to side. Walking past the large table was a little difficult, and we were bumped a few times by people passing by from behind, but it really did encompass the small ramen shops like in Japan. It was cozy and lively with beautiful decor to create that traditional Japanese atmosphere. We had ramen and karaage which was wayyy more than enough for the two of us. The portions here are HUGE, probably the largest bowl of ramen you can find in Portland. Both of our ramens were delicious at first, but it does get to be a lot towards the end. The pork was really good and I love how they were thicker pieces rather than the normal, slimmer pork slices. The noodles were great consistency as well, and I love the small side toppings that came with each bowl. I added extra garlic and some chili flakes to mine!

    Gyoza
    Matt S.

    Stumbled into Tomo Ramen on July 4th, thankful it was open. We ordered at the kiosk and dined in. Got the gyoza and Teriyaki Chicken Don and shared and it was a great lunch. The portions are fantastic, so we were able to make a lunch out of one app and one entree.

    The Nest Shoyu Ramen
    Duy N.

    Another meant to go to one restaurant but it was unexpectedly closed so went here randomly next success story! I got the Next Shoyu which is chicken shoyu broth with a fried chicken leg, quail eggs and sliced chicken. It was wonderfully satisfying. Sake was served under a small candle to keep it warm. Squid leg kara age don was very nice. I'm a fan and will be back! Oh really interesting ambiance and vibe. It's a little crowded reminding me of Asian street market seating but not an issue unless you have a big group

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