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How we read reviews →Russell St ramen bar behind long queues: creamy toripaitan, Garlic Blaze bowls and crisp fried enoki
Fast, minimal and efficient. A visible ramen lab and counter bar up front give energy, while the back and upstairs rooms feel plainer. QR-code ordering, basic furniture and a busy, get-in-get-out rhythm.
Open ramen lab where noodles are made in view, QR table ordering, signature toripaitan marketed as Michelin-selected, dinner-only menu items, vegetarian and vegan bowls, premium A5 wagyu ramen.
Japanese-founded ramen brand with a Tokyo lineage, though reviewers with Japan experience say the Melbourne bowls differ from the originals, and some find the format more casual than traditional.
Bowls sit around $22 to $30 before extras, with extra noodles and eggs costing more and A5 wagyu near $49. Opinion is split: fans find it worth it, many call it pricey for the portion.
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