Toro Ramen and Sushi: Your Destination for Authentic Ramen and Sushi in Bluffdale

Everything in the pics was good, I especially enjoyed the tonkatsu char sounds ramen, the soup was perfect for a cold winter day. The girl serving us was friendly and awesome, the place is clean and the ambiance was nice. The salmon nagiri was very good. Go try it , I will be back especially for the ramen, I just loved the broth, so good.

Nice little spot around the turn of the mountain! Sushi was great. Bit of a wait on a Friday night and service seemed slower but we had a great time. The spicy tuna and Sundance rolls were amazing.

Amazing food and atmosphere. I sat down and was immediately catered to and served my dish within 7-10 minutes. I was very happy with everything and would highly recommend to anyone this place.

I came to Toro with my kids, and the experience was solid. The ambiance was good, with nice seating, lighting, etc. It was charming & felt pretty cozy. We just didn't feel any warmth from the staff - which is totally fine and actually somewhat expected having been to ramen places around the world. It just feels different compared to other restaurants in the US. We went with Edamame, Gyoza, and Karaage Chicken for appetizers. They were fantastic. Varying sushi rolls and ramen for the main courses. As far as Utah ramen joints go - upper tier. I particularly enjoyed the Karai ramen. I definitely recommend giving Toro a try.

I have JUST eaten the sushi here and we were quick in and out. Sushi was a 4/5 stars. Nothing to write home about but overall was really good and something I would get again if I was in the area.

Very chill spot. The server was super sweet and patient. Everything was freshly made. Everything was great, but honestly, was a little too bland for us. We would definitely be back.

Toro Ramen and Sushi offered a delightful experience! The service was decent, and the ambiance was a plus--small, quaint, and charming, adding a cozy feel to the dining experience. While the ramen didn't quite match up to my California favorites, it held its own and was definitely a standout for Utah. The Japanese fried chicken was a crispy delight, and I'd eagerly order it again. As for the chashu ramen, it was wonderfully warm and incredibly filling and the egg was undoubtedly perfectly cooked in the ramen--a small touch that made a big difference in enhancing the overall experience. A spot definitely worth visiting for a tasty Japanese cuisine fix!

After living in this area for over a year, I finally got the chance to try Toro Ramen. The establishment is in the Porter Rockwell area, the restaurant itself is actually really small on the inside, but has a great view of the streets facing Porter Rockwell Blvd and 14600 S. I ordered the original ramen with tonkotsu broth, corn, and extra noodles and the Tokyo Roll. My friend ordered the shrimp tempura, chicken karaage, and vegetable tempura. I didn't get a picture of my ramen, but the broth was flavorful. I actually wished that they offered a spicy version of it. The Tokyo roll was my favorite. I feel like a lot of places don't have rolls with spicy scallop, so it was nice to see that on the menu. The tempura was good as well, it didn't get soggy while sitting out. I would actually pass on the karaage. I like the karaage is fried with potato starch or corn starch for a different texture. I felt like the karaage was a little too dry for my liking. I would come back here to try more rolls and because of how convenient the location is for me.

I'm so happy I found this hidden gem! I don't go to Bluffdale often but was near the area and was looking for a place for lunch. We went in kinda late, near 2pm, and the restaurant was pretty empty. We started off with some appetizers. The Hamachi Jalapeno was so fresh!! The combination with jalapeno and the yuzu miso sauce was amazing. It is a must-try! The portion of the seaweed salad was larger than expected, which was nice. The Toro ramen was pretty decent. I personally prefer a stronger-taste soup base. The short ribs, though, surprised me and were SO tender. The Karai Ramen was an interesting one. Tasted more like the Chinese dan dan noodles lol. Not the kind of Japanese spicy ramen I was hoping for, but it was still good. We also got a sushi roll, and it was yummy but nothing extraordinary. Overall, this restaurant has great food with reasonable prices and good service. Will definitely come back!!