This may very well be the best ramen in DC but its certainly not going to hit that spot for true ramen lovers. Its very good for what it is, but if you've had ramen from places like Hashiguchi in Atlanta and are looking to taste the depth and complexity of flavor this dish is capable of-you will be disappointed.... More

I'm lucky that this place is in my neighborhood; we're here every month or so, and I love it more each time. I generally get the Toki Hakata Classic. The warm broth, slices of meat, and soft boiled egg with wonderful noodles is comfort food to me. The dumplings are also good; we get the pan-fried option. The atmosphere is... More

My husband, who lived in Japan for awhile, is always on the lookout for good ramen. We found Toki underground recommended in the CityPaper. It is on a second floor of a row house. The decor is funky, cozy(seating is basically bar and stools). I would not suggest taking younger children there at all. This might be a different eating... More

The lines are long and if you aren't lucky enough to get one of the limited early reservations on CityEats or smart enough to get there early, you may be waiting a while outside to get your ramen fix. Once inside though, it is worth the wait. Tasty broth and a nice assortment of add-ons (pork cheek was great) as... More

I was told that there are only 2 decent ramen places in washington. Though not totally japanese, the taiwanese twist of their ramen hits the spot! Space is limited so be prepared to wait. Do add Chasyu pork to your ramen, and take with sake! More

Craving something to soothe your soul on a chilly day? Then hustle your butt to Toki Underground for the heartiest, most savory bowl of broth & ramen your heart could desire. Great little bites on the appetizer menu, too. & super innovative cocktails to start your night right. I love this little gem. Go there early for shorter lines, though... More

I've had good to great ramen in NYC before where i used to live for a short time. I was introduced to ramen and then i visited a lot of ramen house in NYC. After moving back to DC, i was craving for the ramen and i came upon TOKI, one of the ramen. It wasn't so bad, nor wasn't... More

Great raman noodles. The broth is incredible. Tried three different types of dumplings and they were all good. Very good selection of sake. Cocktails are different, a little expensive, but very good. Try the toki monster. Small number of seats, maybe 30. Small bar. Service was great, staff was friendly. Will be going again. More