Wow! Best restaurant experience I’ve had in a long time. Each person we interacted with was so helpful and nice. The food was perfect. Everyone loved what they ordered. They have a delicious vegan option. Awesome drinks and desserts too. Will definitely be going back regularly.

I love Tosh’s! We can always get in quick and the staff is great. My go to is curry ramen. It’s so good and filling! It’s a top choice for us when deciding on a ramen place.

I love tosh's! it's my go to place for Ramen! The service is always great and the food is always amazing! I'm always recommending Tosh's to family and friends.

Tosh‘s has fantastic ramen everything we ordered was really good! Next time I’m going to make sure to try the octopus balls I’ve heard they’re great! Fantastic customer service the staff was friendly and we got our food very quick.

This ramen place is one of the best places to get ramen. Like any other ramen place, the portion is big. It’s in a good location. Thy have many choices to choose from. The ramen is so flavorful.

Tosh’s Ramen 🍜 has (in my opinion) the BEST RAMEN in Utah. This is my current opinion until I’m proven otherwise. Be sure to try their mega hot sauce 🍝 (it’s potent! It’s the small one in the rear dropper), it’s not just hot it packs a ton of great taste. The Curry Ramen is my personal favorite, see pictures and Enjoy!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I love The Mango sticky rice here, smoothest coconut sticky rice ever !! And The Vegetarian ramen was better than my expectation. They are Very busy. So some suggestion, if you come right before 5.00 or after 7.30 The food come very fast !!

My new favorite place! Customer service was 10/10. And the food was amazing had great flavor! Will be coming back!

By far the best ramen noodles I've had in Salt Lake. The servers are very friendly and attentive too. Definitely going to Tosh's again!!! 5 Stars all the way!

Tried Tonkotsu, Karai, and Miso ramen. Tonkotsu and Karai ramen has same soup and it taste too plain I never eat these ramen before. Also we have thin noodle for Tonkotsu ramen but they use same as different ramen. Miso ramen is ok but a little salty. Overall, it is not good enough to come again.

Hands down best ramen I’ve ever had. My party ordered the Curry Ramen, Tonkotsu, edamame, gyozas, and Teriyaki chicken. The portions were very generous and everything tasted so fresh. Will definitely be coming back.

Okay, okay… I’ve said in the pas that Jinya was good… I didn’t know any better but now I know Toshi Ramen. It’s amazing! No fluff or frills just a tables, chairs, and fantastic ramen. The mix and tonkotsu ramen are the best I’ve had…. I’m definitely a regular.

Came from out of town in search of authentic ramen and this was it! Trust the reviews! Fast service and delicious food!

Love their shiitake mushrooms! The ramen was delicious but the mushrooms elevate the dish to the next level!

Love this place. Tosh's has always been consistently amazing. The service is good and the food is even better. We got the Chicken Karaage, Karai Ramen (not pictured) and Katsudon. All delicious!

My daughters and I were looking for Japanese food to eat. We ordered Kurimi black shoyu ramen, Karai ramen and I pieced my dinner for somthing on lighter side. I got edamame, Kushi Katsu and side of rice. We also ordered side of gyoza. It was very busy but service was fantastic.

Tonkotsu broth is flavorful, pork is fatty, tender and super flavorful too. But as the platonic ramen it fails to have soy sauce egg and house made noodles. Still, probably one of the better ramens in Salt Lake.

Really good ramen! Came in here starving and needing a pick me up and was not disappointed! Amazing ramen and friendly service. The portions are huge, you will definitely leave full!

We had a great time at Tosh’s Ramen. We tried the Tonkotzu Ramen and it was just delicious. Pork was so soft that you could not believe it and it actually melts in your mouth like butter. The flavor was outstanding. We also order Gyoza as an appetizer and it had a real nice taste. The place itself was nice and quite confortable. However, being a Japanese restaurant we expected that the music would have a Japanese theme, but it wasn’t. At least for me the American music was a little bit out of place. Service was nice and polite and we will definitely back.

Tosha Ramen, a petite yet charming quick ramen bar, welcomed us into its cozy embrace. Within its compact walls, an ambiance of simplicity prevailed. The menu, a well-crafted assortment, catered to our tastes, promising a satisfying experience. My culinary voyage led me to the seafood ramen, a dish that didn't disappoint, although my wife's choice, the curry ramen, stole the spotlight. The flavors danced, and her dish emerged as a triumph, its taste resonating like a culinary symphony. Yet, amidst these culinary delights, a minor hiccup surfaced. Our server, eager but slightly overzealous, brought forth the bill prematurely, not minding our ongoing meal. Three follow-up inquiries, though well-intentioned, underscored a sense of haste that contrasted the unhurried ambiance. The absence of rush in the establishment's atmosphere was replaced by a hint of urgency. Nonetheless, these minor hiccups aside, our visit to Tosha Ramen painted a picture of flavors and comfort. In the compactness of the space, taste prevailed, with each dish representing a canvas of creativity. The blending of textures, flavors, and the camaraderie of dining surrounded us, offering a tale worth savoring.

Ordered the chef's special Tom Yum Ramen and the flavors were on point. This was a luxurious restaurant version of an instant mama ramen. Would definitely eat again or any special on this menu.

The ramen was fantastic! The place was clean, warm, with plenty of comfortable seating. The real highlight was the staff - Our server was so incredibly nice and was extremely attentive to our needs. This is probably my favorite ramen, dine-in experience in the state.

I love the food here but tonight they forgot about our order twice. Organized chaos. It took almost an hour and a half to get our food after asking about it twice. It appeared others had to wait as well. They can only handle small crowds so if it is over half full I would opt for somewhere else

Best ramen around. I am obsessed with their curry ramen. However, if you don’t like strong flavors this is not for you. Tokyo wings are my favorite. Always good customer service and very fast. Have been told by multiple sources this place is very authentic.

Went for lunch. Got the katsudon rice bowl and karai ramen. First of all, the restaurant allows non-service animals in the restaurant? Okay, I guess people with animal allergies can just...deal? I'm cool with service animals but this dog wasnt wearing any vest to identify it as such and was jumping on people (a big no no for service animals), so it clearly wasn't one. I wish that was the only issue I had, since I had such high hopes for this place. However, the egg in the ramen had pieces of it already missing when it was served, was overcooked, and I'm shocked that this wasn't the standard soft boiled egg that was brined in soy sauce. But okay, the ramen was...okay. Not worth the $15 price tag, but okay. Then the katsudon my wife got was...bad. Just bad. I've attached the picture advertised on their menu and a photo of what we actually got. I don't recall the menu photo having overcooked, rubbery eggs slapped on top haphazardly - making the pork cutlet soggy from the bad tasting egg. And let's talk about the the pork. I get that a big mac in the ad is different than the big mac in real life, but if you show glistening, white meat in the menu, I would hope it didn't both look and taste like the mystery meat pucks from an elementary school cafeteria. Considering this whole meal set us back $40, I have to say: not impressed. What I'm also saddened and upset by was the fact that there was only one person operating everything in the store. This person was the server, host, busser, AND COOK. Seriously? Front of the house and back of the house should not be crossing paths, and for good reason. You can sometimes get away with that in a mom n pop restaurant, but this isn't trying to be one. If you wanna put on the image of a higher end restaurant, then hire an actual chef to free up the front of the house.