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Tasty broth, good texture ramen noodles and generous servings. Pretty good Unfortunately the Red Toriichi Ramen was way too spicy, the chilli was too overwhelming to taste anything (2 stars). The Niniku Red Ramen (garlic broth) had the perfect balance of garlic and spices. Chashu topping was made

The food here is outstanding. The noodles in the ramen as fresh as we’ve had both here and in Japan. Great value for money. We were actually shocked how good it was. Kirin beer ice cold and service great. Is it the best ramen in Sydney? I don’t know. Is it the best ramen I’ve had in Sydney? Definite

I believe I'm that guy who's been to a ramen place twice and still never had the ramen haha. These cheesey katsu bites are hectic and my inner fat kid loves them! Hidden just off military Rd neutral bay check them out.

The overall taste is good. The salmon is thick and fresh, the chicken rice with mayo sauce and the ramen with chicken soup is delicious. Just the right amount for one person.

Nice soup base ! Generous portion. Great packaging. Although not entirely authentic Japanese but still tastes very nice

Was very excited to try their chicken cheese katsu, since everyone was raving about it online. For $19 for the set, not the best value for money and I don't think the katsu is chicken, it has a breaded outer layer filled will stretchy cheese. I also expected something more in the miso soup, just spr

Beautiful Japanese food. The indoor seating is not bad but the outdoor can get a little windy and cold depending on the weather (apparently heaters are all non functional) The food is overall nice and well presented. Didn't find the ramen amazing although I do like the pork and chicken broths respec

Nestled into Waters Rd in Neutral Bay is Ramen Toriichi serving up some drool-worthy dishes that will totally hit your Japanese comfort food cravings. Their signature dish of Cheese Chicken Katsu is a marvel in itself with a crispy crumbed chicken outer encasing molten cheese just begging to be driz