Tori - Saint Paul

The ramen here is of good quality, and most dishes are priced at $20 or less. I found the portion of meat and chicken to be a bit lacking for my taste, though this may be intentional. The food delivery was a bit slow, but we were ready for that.

I tried the Bali Bali, which is what you see in the picture—it's a tahini-rich bowl that’s packed with umami flavor. The restaurant is now set up in a streetcar, complete with a cozy dining area and bar, but keep in mind that it can be tricky to find seating for groups larger than four. The vegan and vegetarian options are so well-crafted that they taste just like their meat-based counterparts. Seriously, vegans, you have to check this place out. I could rave about it for ages. I'm just a huge fan of these bowls, and I know you will be too!

The drink menu is a bit limited, but it complements the food nicely. There were a few shellfish ingredients, but we were informed about that beforehand, and it didn't detract from our enjoyment at all. The location itself is charming and full of character. We can't wait to come back soon!

The best rams I had. Very rich and dynamic flavors. It is quite expensive, but it is definitely worth, and you get quite a lot for an order. This is the Bali wheel. The restaurant itself is also very pretty, many plants and has an old-timer train car in the back

I visited as a party of two on a Friday evening. Street parking was easy to find. We were seated immediately and the service was attentive. I orders the r&r shoyu. It wasn?t my favorite, the broth was bland. However, my spouse ordered a different type of ramen and had a very flavorful broth. I appreciated that the menu had a vegetarian section. The restaurant was inside what appeared to be an old train car with an addition. We ate in the train car and it was a pretty cool vibe.