Tora Ramen will offer traditional Japanese ramen dishes with “a twist.”
Broadway Market is putting its hopes on a second Japanese restaurant following the departure of its only Indian concept.
Tora Ramen is set to take over the space recently vacated by Biju’s Little Curry Shop in the food hall at 950 Broadway at the edge of the Golden Triangle. Chef Jesusio Silva, co-owner and executive chef of the market’s existing Japanese eatery Misaki on Broadway, is behind the upcoming ramen spot.
Tora Ramen will open within the next few weeks, according to a press release. It will be the first new tenant to join the market since it opened in February.
Broadway Market at 950 Broadway. (BizDen file photo)
Broadway Market had its first departures over the summer, when juice shop Wonder Press and gift boutique Luna & Jasper both left the market to open brick-and-mortar stores.
Biju’s closed its location at the food hall Oct. 6, owner Biju Thomas said Monday. The company’s RiNo location also recently closed, leaving just the Tennyson Street spot.
“It just makes more sense to us to have one really awesome shop, and then some short-term pop-up shops,” Thomas said.
When Tora Ramen officially takes over the space, it will offer traditional Japanese ramen dishes “with a twist,” per the press release. It will open daily starting at 11 a.m., closing at 10 p.m. on weeknights and midnight on the weekends.
In addition to Tora Ramen and Misaki on Broadway, Silva helped open Misaki locations at Stanley Marketplace in Aurora and at 402 Marshall Road in Superior.
Six restaurant tenants — Royal Rooster, Mother Tongue, Mondo Mini, Miette Et Chocolat, Maria Empanada and Pizzeria Coperta — remain open at Broadway Market, as well as retail concept Velvet Wolf X Iron Wolf.
Tora Ramen will offer traditional Japanese ramen dishes with “a twist.”
Broadway Market is putting its hopes on a second Japanese restaurant following the departure of its only Indian concept.
Tora Ramen is set to take over the space recently vacated by Biju’s Little Curry Shop in the food hall at 950 Broadway at the edge of the Golden Triangle. Chef Jesusio Silva, co-owner and executive chef of the market’s existing Japanese eatery Misaki on Broadway, is behind the upcoming ramen spot.
Tora Ramen will open within the next few weeks, according to a press release. It will be the first new tenant to join the market since it opened in February.
Broadway Market at 950 Broadway. (BizDen file photo)
Broadway Market had its first departures over the summer, when juice shop Wonder Press and gift boutique Luna & Jasper both left the market to open brick-and-mortar stores.
Biju’s closed its location at the food hall Oct. 6, owner Biju Thomas said Monday. The company’s RiNo location also recently closed, leaving just the Tennyson Street spot.
“It just makes more sense to us to have one really awesome shop, and then some short-term pop-up shops,” Thomas said.
When Tora Ramen officially takes over the space, it will offer traditional Japanese ramen dishes “with a twist,” per the press release. It will open daily starting at 11 a.m., closing at 10 p.m. on weeknights and midnight on the weekends.
In addition to Tora Ramen and Misaki on Broadway, Silva helped open Misaki locations at Stanley Marketplace in Aurora and at 402 Marshall Road in Superior.
Six restaurant tenants — Royal Rooster, Mother Tongue, Mondo Mini, Miette Et Chocolat, Maria Empanada and Pizzeria Coperta — remain open at Broadway Market, as well as retail concept Velvet Wolf X Iron Wolf.
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