Situé au centre-ville de Québec, TORA-YA RAMEN prépare des délicieux ramens servis dans un bouillon chaud avec amour et soin. Vous trouverez également une variété de plats et Tsumami (tapas japonais). Nous servons également des boissons sake, bière, vin et sans alcool.
Quels sont les horaires d'ouverture de Tora-Ya Ramen ?
FERMÉ Ouvre mercredi à 11:30
lundi
Fermé aujourd'hui
mardi
Fermé
mercredi
11:30 - 20:30
jeudi
11:30 - 21:00
vendredi
11:30 - 21:00
samedi
11:30 - 21:00
dimanche
11:30 - 20:30
Est-ce que Tora-Ya Ramen accepte les réservations ?
Les réservations en ligne ne sont pas offertes directement sur cette fiche pour Tora-Ya Ramen. Cependant, vous pouvez les appeler au (418) 780-1903 pour vous renseigner sur la disponibilité.
Est-ce que Tora-Ya Ramen propose la commande en ligne ?
La commande en ligne n'est pas disponible directement sur cette page pour Tora-Ya Ramen. Vous pouvez appeler au (418) 780-1903 pour voir si le restaurant prend les commandes par téléphone.
Tora-Ya Ramen propose une expérience culinaire japonaise authentique qui transporte ses visiteurs grâce à son atmosphère chaleureuse et son menu savoureux. De nombreux clients louent l'établissement pour ses bouillons riches et fumants, ses nouilles parfaitement cuites et ses plats incontournables comme le poulet karaage croustillant et les takoyakis. Bien que l'espace soit intime et suffisamment populaire pour entraîner parfois un peu d'attente, le service amical et attentionné ainsi que la qualité réelle des plats en font une destination fréquemment recommandée à Québec pour ceux qui recherchent un repas réconfortant et de grande qualité.
Everything was great except the food. The noodles were too hard. The chickens taste like plain boiled chickens. I'd never come back for something that's not so good but pricey. We spent over a 100 for 4 bowls of noodles & 4 pops. It's not worth it.
The staff is friendly, tending to seat you as soon as possible. Word of advice, reserve or be prepared to wait a bit. There's always a queue.
The food is packed with flavor. The miso ramen broth is rich, yet delicate. The noodles are bouncy & hold the broth well. Also took the karage & it's very lightly breaded, which I prefer as you get to bite on the juicy chicken.
Another surprise is they have authentic melon Ramuné!
Saw that they have curry. Will have to try that next time!
Kimchi ramen had the *driest* chicken that I've ever had. Disappointing. I could tell it was cold refigerated chicken that was not heated up before placed in my bowl because some pieces (not submerged in broth) were cold. It was bearable when paired with the freshness of the kimchi, but ramen should not be relying on the toppings to mask the dryness of the protein.
Noodles, bean sprouts, corn, & egg were good. Broth was alright, creamy & full, but lacking a distinct standout flavor.
Crowded when we arrived & waited about half an hour in total for a seat & our food to arrive. But it was a good call & there were some Asian looking folks which validated our choice.
The miso ramen was nicely done like what we had in Japan. Broth was rich but do note that the chashu is different. It was thicker & not torched. The egg was also abit over cooked & not as runny. But overall still a good bowl of ramen!
The star for me was the Yakisoba! Nicely stirred fried noodles which go really well with the vegetables. Again it's slightly salty which I guessed it's the norm for Canadians.
Recommend for anyone yearning for a some Japanese food in Quebec.
A nice little ramen place in Quebec City, the location & the restaurant is very cozy & clean. Ordered a Omori shoyu ramen & it was a'meh' experience. The noodle was alright, but the broth is just mediocre. The service was also mediocre, with staff simply running around but not attentive with refilling empty glass of water. Price is also mediocre $20 for a mediocre noodle. Would I recommend? Meh...
Went today to the ramen restaurant, but was sadly very disappointed. While the service is nice & we got a table fairy fast. The ramen is nothing like what we are used to. Its flavour is as far away from japanese ramen as is Canada from Japan. The broth lacks the richness of ramen & is just overly salty. Meat is not tender at all, & the noodles are definitely not self-made. It is a ramen, but it is made for foreigners
We visited this restaurant the first time. We waited about 15 mins for a table on a Sunday night. Our ramen arrived after 15 mins after we ordered them. The miso broth was rich. The noodles were cooked right. There were 3 pics of pork, an soft boiled egg & a lot of vegetables. Too bad that the pork was not tender enough. Otherwise, it'd be 5 stars. Parking was available on the street.
Tora-Ya Ramen is a haven for ramen enthusiasts, offering authentic Japanese flavors in the heart of the city. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted by the tantalizing aroma of simmering broth & freshly cooked noodles, setting the stage for a culinary adventure. The menu at Tora-Ya Ramen boasts a variety of ramen options, each expertly crafted with care & attention to detail. Whether you prefer the rich & savory tonkotsu broth, the spicy kick of the miso base, or the delicate flavors of the shoyu variety, there's something to please every palate. In addition to their delectable ramen bowls, Tora-Ya Ramen also offers a selection of appetizers & side dishes, including gyoza, takoyaki, & edamame, perfect for sharing with friends or enjoying as a prelude to your main course. The ambiance at Tora-Ya Ramen is cozy & inviting, with warm lighting & minimalist decor that creates the perfect setting for a casual meal or a romantic date night. The staff are friendly & attentive, providing top-notch service that enhances the overall dining experience. Whether you're a ramen aficionado or new to the world of Japanese cuisine, Tora-Ya Ramen is a must-visit destination for anyone craving authentic flavors & hearty bowls of noodles. Prepare to be transported to the bustling streets of Tokyo with each slurp of broth & bite of noodles at Tora-Ya Ramen.
I read reviews about Tora-Ya Ramen before I went (because I really wanted to go there for lunch). Many of them talking about the good service & food, & a few criticizing the food, the type of noodles they had, among other things. Today I went, & I was able to draw my conclusions:
- The service was amazing: they serve you a glass of water & you can ask for it to be refilled, you can ask for the Wi-Fi password if you want to connect to the internet, the waiter even offered me the chance to stay at the bar a little longer because I was with a very full stomach (2 glasses of water & a drink, plus a soup, are too many liquids in a short time).
- & about the food, zero criticism: I ordered Miso-Kimchi, omochi & a soda. The Miso-Kimchi is worth recommending on any occasion (loaded with flavor, but if you don't like spicy, well...try another dish), & the noodles they had were perfect for the soup (they are thin noodles, & that's fine, plus they combine better with the rest of the ingredients). & the omochi, 4 mochis (& a quarter of a dorayaki) of different flavors (although, my favorite was the triangular cinnamon mochi).
- Any criticism or negative side: ...I don't know, maybe some people might find the prices a little high, but the quality of the food shows that the price is well set.
In short: recommended? Yes of course. Completely.
To the personal of Tora-Ya Ramen: thanks for the service & food, & the good attention of the waiters.
Service was quick. The ramen was good even though I'm not exactly a ramen person. What sold me was the yaki soba - great noodle dish packed with flavor. This is a smaller place, & they don't take reservations, so be aware if you want to go during busier times.
