Nori — Restaurant in Boca Raton

The conclusion of the review that I will write is, YOU HAVE TO TRY THE FOOD AT THIS PLACE BEFORE YOU DIE OR YOU HAVE NOT LIVED LIFE!!

So starting off, our waitress was the best, friendly and attentive. She gave off some suggestions and told us a little bit about her life. Which did not annoyed me at all (asocial for life ). Her service was enjoyable and suggestions on point.

We drove an hour to try their famous ramen. Keep in mind portion size since they are extremely large. I personally loved the Tonkotsu ramen, it was flavorful and creamy, you can upgrade this dish with a side of garlic fried rice (AMAZING BEST RICE I AHVE HAD IN MY LIFE) or Chanshu rice (fired pork belly with it). I decided the garlic rice and it did not disappoint. My girl went with the spicy miso ramen, according to her it was a little spicy for her taste, even though she ordered mild, but it was amazingly delicious. The only down side was the fact that at the time we went they did not had bean sprouts for our ramen (?) I was surprised with this statement but we were okay since we have drove from so far away.

We really wanted to try their desserts but we were so full that we just couldn't. I cant wait to come back and try them as well as their shoyu ramen. This spot is definitely recommended if you want...

Went here after seeing the New Times review rating the ramen as the #1 in South Florida.

Ordered the Shoyu Ramen (pork), Gyoza, and garlic fried rice.

The Ramen broth was tasty, the noodles and veggies were average but good, the egg was overcooked and closer to hard boiled. The pork was terrible in my opinion. The flavor was very strong and unpleasant. The ramen, without the pork, was overall good 7/10. Ramen was about $15.

I requested the Gyoza pan fried. It arrived deep fried. I asked if it was a mistake and was told that deep fried is all they have. The flavor was overall good 7/10. Gyoza was about $6.

The garlic fried rice, which is a $3 add-on as a side dish for the ramen, was the real show stopper. This was, by far, the best fried rice I have ever had. The subtle complexity of flavor, combined with the intense hot temperature and perfect texture was incredible 10/10.

Service was average. Dining room is also pretty average. Prices were acceptable.

I came for the Ramen but stayed for...

Nori Boca Raton is a great place to go for delicious Thai and Japanese cuisine. The restaurant serves up fresh, high-quality ingredients, and the dishes are always cooked perfectly.

One of my favorite dishes is the tonkatsu ramen. The broth is rich and flavorful, the noodles are perfectly cooked, and the pork belly is tender and juicy. I also love the soft-boiled egg that comes with the ramen.

The service at Nori is also excellent. The staff is friendly and attentive, and they are always happy to answer questions about the menu.

If you are looking for a delicious and satisfying meal, I highly recommend Nori Boca Raton. The food is top-notch, the service is excellent, and the prices are reasonable.

Here are some specific things I liked about Nori Boca Raton:

The tonkatsu ramen is delicious. The service is friendly and attentive. The prices are reasonable. I would definitely recommend Nori Boca Raton to anyone looking for...