Ochi Ramen is a small Japanese counter at 3 Rue du Bon-Pasteur. Stop for a bowl of ramen while walking around old Toulon; it suits solo diners or couples better than large groups.
Dining here
The establishment states that it takes no reservations and serves lunch from Tuesday to Saturday. The number of seats is limited by the format, so a large group should have another option if nobody wants to wait or sit separately.
Ramen combines broth, noodles and toppings, so its flavour does not depend solely on the most visible ingredient in a photo. Ask which bases are available and what can be adapted. A meat-free version is not necessarily vegan if the broth or seasoning contains animal products: clarify the ingredients. If you like heat, ask about the available condiments rather than assuming a Japanese bowl will be spicy.
Lunch can fit between two walks around the old centre, with pedestrian streets providing a natural continuation. With small children or a pushchair, take the narrow format into account; it offers different comfort from a large family brasserie.
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