Tori Soba Mutahiro Ramen Restaurant

The foods were 10/10. However, when I saw those nails picking up and directly touching my char siu, I immediately lost my appetite. Unpopular opinion: “If you want to have long flashy nails like that, DO NOT WORK in the kitchen .” This really made me question the level of professionalism and hygiene in this supposedly Japanese restaurant . Will probably not go again.

Finally visited this cozy spot I had on my list for a while. Recommend sitting downstairs near the kitchen — the upstairs area is a bit stuffy. Tried the dry ramen with crab broth on the staff’s suggestion; rich flavor even after asking for a lighter taste, and you can adjust the broth yourself. Super friendly staff from servers to chefs!

The ramen was up to Japanese standard. But the soy sauce soup base is slightly too salty. Given the price of the ramen is same as Japan, I would highly recommend it to everyone who love Japanese food.

The first choice of chicken ramen is good. I am impressed by the noodle quality. I recommend. The tsukemen broth was too cold. Rice is soso. I don't recommend. Place a bit dirty. Toilet smell bad and need a deep maintenance. Staff not super attentive when needed.

Tried their chicken hand-pulled Soba, and they do serve some really delicious food. The soya soup is well cooked and goes really well with the noodles. Its a nice cute place with seating to eat alone in like a Japanese bar setup, they do have proper seating on 2nd floor.

My friend introduced me to this location to try its Crab Sauce Base Chicken Noodle, and the visit was TOTALLY worth it. We ordered the less salty version and the broth was a thick, seafood umami flavor from the crab and chicken broth. Combined with the crab meat, chewy ramen noodles, and dried bamboo (at least I think it’s bamboo), the bowl was so filling and worth the menu. We ordered some spicy menma (spicy bamboo shoots) on the side to eat with and it was delicious as well. I’ll definitely be coming back here for more ramen in the future and I suggest you do too. P.S. There is only a limited amount of crab ramen bowls per day, so come early if you want a taste.

If you want your taste buds to taste heaven - this is the place! The soy sauce based ramen is my fave and you gotta get a side of the pork and chicken which is blow torched right in front of you. The taste of pork will touch your soul 🥰 Simply amazing, best ramen in Vietnam after trying them all around the country for years, this one simply cannot be beat. 🩷 the chefs are so sweet and kind and stylish with their signature hats, and all in all it’s pure, honest, humble and delicious 🩷

I came here again after a long time, this time at night. Although the path to the restaurant is safe, the atmosphere along the way isn’t very pleasant, especially for a woman walking alone. I ordered the crab ramen for the first time in a while, but it was served a bit lukewarm and felt slightly dry and crumbly. I’ll come back next time to try the soy sauce ramen instead