Tora Sushi & Ramen

I hate leaving bad reviews but the ramen was both cold and hot. The sushi wasn't great. Really cool little spot and the decor was nice. Don't think I can justify the price with so many other great options in the area for the price point. But if you are drunk after a Rockies game it might be a good fit?

I ate here on Saturday and the guy was so sweet and made me the best bowl oof brisket Pho I have had in years. So I decided to go back today Monday before I catch my flight back to AZ I ordered the same pho brisket and when I went to grab my bowl I asked the lady where was the forks she told me to the left of me next to the register I explained there was no forks she said go look by the sushi bar I went and looked again no forks only spoons. I went back and told her there was no forks. She told me ( OH WELL THEY DONT SUPPLY US WITH FORKS AND SPOONS) never on my life have I ate at a restaurant big or small and they don’t have anything for you to eat with. It was her lack of making sure she gave great customer service and making sure I had something to eat with turned me completely off. I told her there’s no way I can eat this so I will have to return this so she said OKAY! And returned it, all because she was too lazy to find any cutlery for her customer. I can only imagine how much money they lose when she’s working.

My family and I stumbled on Tora when the place we’d originally gone to for lunch ended up being closed and I’m glad we did. We ordered and paid on our phones, and then picked up our food at the counter, which was super easy. We got an order of gyoza for our toddler, who gobbled them up (they were really good- I couldn’t resist myself- light and crispy, with flavorful filling. My husband and I both got the kimchi ramen and I really enjoyed finding yummy kimchi bits in my spoon. It made the dish for me for sure. We also had enough leftovers to have for lunch yesterday, which is always a great bonus. I’d definitely go back!

Best Ramen & Pho ever!! My to go place every time I’m craving something soupy. I recommend the spicy red miso it’s delicious the green curry it’s really good too. For pho you can’t never go wrong with the rare steak and shrimp !! My son loves their fried rice with chicken karaage.

This is a 💎 the best sushi I’ve ever had super friendly staff, helpful accommodating any allergies you might have. The vibration and food is absolutely great and food comes out looking delicious.

I got the poke bowl and my husband got the beef ribs. Both were delicious. The mcgregor square where this restaurant is located, is such a cute place! The poke bowl was huge. Enough for 2 people. I definitely recommend this restaurant!

Absolutely amazing Poké bowl. This is super fresh and high-quality. I was working on the job down the street I needed some thing healthy but tasty and I'm glad I came here. Thanks to the owner for being awesome.

This is specifically for the black tonkatsu ramen only: This is one of the most blandest ramen I have ever eaten. There was a lack of the marination of the broth and it definitely could have benefited from taking additional time for the broth to marinate. The ramen could have also use more garlic to help provide more punch to the broth. The worst thing was that it was $20 dollars for this when this felt like a $5 effort. Lastly I would probably try to decrease the amount of food on the menu. Doing ramen, poke , sushi , and pho is too much especially when they are mediocre. I would get rid of the mediocre items and hone in on what you do well. Hopefully this will help you improve.

This in a food court, and I must say, it's one of the best experiences I've had in a long time! The young lady suggest the I ordered the brisket pho, and it was absolutely delightful. The broth was rich and flavorful, with tender brisket that melted in my mouth. My friend opted for the spicy pork bowl, and it was truly out of this world! The presentation was also impressive for a food court setting. I highly recommend this place to anyone craving authentic and delicious Asian cuisine.

I ordered to go Ramen from here Thursday night. It was super easy to order online, and when I walked over it was ready, and extremely hot. As is typical with takeout ramen, the broth is in a separate container from the rest of the ingredients, and was very flavorful. I ordered the black tonkotsu ramen - the bowl itself was packed with a good sized piece of pork belly (yum) ramen noodles, menma, kikurage, naruto (a few of these in there, the white fish cake with the pink squiggly lines), negi, squid ink, black garlic oil, and a nicely poached egg. It was very good/flavorful - I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu!

This is my go to lunch spot, especially in winter. The ramen has always been consistently delicious. I did like the poke salads but then I got one where the lettuce tasted less than fresh so I switched to ramen. The healthy choice! Lol! Service has been ok. At times, the person who took my order was also cooking. So during the lunch rush it has gotten backed up. And this seems like the only place that gets consistent business in Mile Post Zero during lunch. Mile Post Zero - what can I say. That's the ambiance and, yeah, in winter it was like Santa barfed all over the place.

Delicious food! We inhaled our sushi rolls, and I think I could've eaten 12 more of the Pork Belly Buns! They were amazing! The staff was super quick with getting our order out, and they were really friendly to us. I would definitely come back!

After I ordered I asked them how long it would take to get my food. They said only 5 min so I sat right at the counter. I saw them spoon my ramen into the bowl and let it just sit there for awhile. Finally called me up and by that point it was room temp. Not my favorite flavor and there was a pretty big chunk of egg shell in my bowl.

My fiancé and I were in town visiting and came across this ramen spot and decided to try it out. My fiancé mentioned that the egg seemed raw but was unsure since it was poached. About 2 hours later, my fiancé had stomach cramps that lead to food poisoning symptoms (severe vomiting, diarrhea, and fever) that lasted throughout the whole evening into the night. We definitely won't be eating here again.

this place is fine. ive been here a few times and some menu items are VERY good but others are hit or miss. pho, soups, and noodles are pretty good but this sushi bro :| it tastes good but it takes up a pathetically small amount of the box and looks like i couldve rolled it at home lol. also its overpriced af you could get grocery store sushi for less and get way more rice and fish. service is usually good but they often are cooking and taking orders at the same time

My family and I stumbled on Tora when the place we'd originally gone to for lunch ended up being closed and I'm glad we did. We ordered and paid on our phones, and then picked up our food at the counter, which was super easy. We got an order of gyoza for our toddler, who gobbled them up (they were really good- I couldn't resist myself- light and crispy, with flavorful filling. My husband and I both got the kimchi ramen and I really enjoyed finding yummy kimchi bits in my spoon. It made the dish for me for sure. We also had enough leftovers to have for lunch yesterday, which is always a great bonus. I'd definitely go back!

Tora is located inside Milepost Zero. The name is bit confusing, it has sushi, ramen, poke, plus noodle house. You can preorder on ToastTab.com the prices are good value especially compared to coors field options. The fried rice had good flavor wish the rice portion was more rice is cheap. The slow cook Pork Ribs are the best value. The sweet glaze was too saucy on the ribs. If they smoke the ribs and have the sauce on the side would be a win for me. Tora is a good option at the food hall if you need a quick bite before the game.

Stopped here on my way back from Tattered Cover. Loved the Poke bowl with yellowtail. Ingredients were fresh and staff were friendly! It is pricey. I also ordered the Gyoza which were undercooked (undercooked with pork......). Would recommend the poke for sure, not the Gyoza.

This place has decent food, but it's pretty overpriced due to its location. The chicken karaage is tasty, but the portion is very small for the price. The black tonkotsu was also surprisingly good, but for the price I had hoped for a bit more. Definitely one of the more solid food options in McGregor square, but nothing to write home about.

This will not be my last time at Tora Ramen or some may call Tora Poke plus Noodle House! The Hurricane Wings were the only wings available on the menu and were perfect for the NFL kick off game. Very tangy and flavorful, came with a kick but the spicy essence wasn't unbearable. The wings were fully cooked and not over done. I wish I could've included a photo of the wings, but they were that damn good. My phone couldn't eat first this go-around! The service was top tier and the family who owns the establishment were helpful and enthusiastic which is so refreshing. When you first come to McGregor Square, it's the first restaurant you will come across if you come in through the big seating area outside where the huge screen is, right across from the wall of draft beers. I think the area is called Mildpost Zero. Hope you enjoyed those wings like I did. Thank you Tora Ramen!

I recently went to Tora and received the worst Karaage chicken ever! It was burnt and tough! I asked the cashier to exchange for another item and was told she couldn't help me. Poor customer service.

We stopped at this food court during the Rockies - Dodgers game. It was too hot to stay in the stadium. The sushi rolls were good prices.

i came here saturday june 24th and ordered a spicy tuna roll for $14.92 via cash app. And now days later they add their own tip which raised the price to $29.92. They do not answer calls or emails. i definitely do not recommend this place at all!!!!!!!!!