Small, quaint space offers authentic Japanese ramen with a cozy, Tokyo-inspired atmosphere. Background music features nostalgic J-pop and anime soundtracks, enhancing the relaxed vibe. Seating is limited and spaced comfortably, creating a family-friendly environment.
Soups here have a perfect balance of thickness and flavor, never too heavy or light. The chicken ramen and power soup ramen both feature amazing flavor that stands out.
Rich, creamy pork broth defines the tonkotsu ramen here, paired with tender chashu, a soft-boiled egg, and green onions. Thin noodles and wood ear mushrooms add texture, while a spicy version offers a bold kick for heat lovers.
Good to know
Happy hour specials are available during weekdays from 4-6pm.
The restaurant offers a kids menu with affordable options.
Parking is ample and available outside the restaurant.
Neon-heavy interior with velvet seats and a grand piano sets a cozy, lively vibe. Live music from the casino adds to the fun downtown atmosphere. The spot feels trendy yet welcoming, blending Old-School Vegas charm with modern design.
Hearty, pork bone broth soups offer a soulful, homemade taste with legitimate sauces and bases. Most soups feature pork, and only the pork soup includes a seasoned egg.
Rich, creamy broth defines the tonkotsu ramen, served in a good-sized bowl with firm noodles. The flavor is full and savory, offering a satisfying portion at a fair price.
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Free valet parking is available for diners at the El Cortez.
Hot Noods Noodle Bar is open late on weekends for late-night dining.
Prices are reasonable for downtown Las Vegas, considering food quality.
Casual restaurant with anime-themed decor and small private booths creates a warm, lively atmosphere filled with amazing jazz and dance music. Walls feature manga panels and Japanese street-style elements, offering a unique and inviting vibe. The setting suits both casual dining and intimate dates.
Soup here has a bold flavor and is never too salty. Options include a delicious miso soup and a rich tonkotsu ramen soup that replenishes well after a long day.
Creamy texture stands out in the tonkotsu ramen, delivering a rich and authentic flavor. Variations include chicken and shoyu blends, all consistently flavorful and satisfying.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Reservations are recommended on weekends due to high demand.
Expect longer wait times during peak dinner hours on Fridays and Saturdays.
Small, clean space with cozy atmosphere and warm, family-owned vibe. Energy picks up as it fills, creating a lively yet relaxed setting. Known for affordable prices and authentic flavors that draw steady crowds.
Small bowls of miso soup come with meals and sometimes as a special portion for kids. Soups are made with fresh ingredients and have a delicious, authentic Japanese flavor.
Tonkotsu ramen costs less than $10 and offers a good flavor. It appears alongside other dishes like bulgogi ramen and homemade gyoza.
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Dinner for 2 costs around $25.
Tonkotsu ramen is priced under $10.
Parking is available in front of the entrance.
Restaurant combines traditional Japanese decor with a modern setup and a clean, relaxing atmosphere. Space includes a full bar with Japanese and local drinks, plus a lively but comfortable energy. Seating options vary from bar to tables, with family-friendly touches and soft background music.
Soup comes out fresh and rich, never from powder or paste. Bowls fill quickly, with no more than fifteen minutes wait, and the broth is so good it gets finished completely.
Broth simmers for hours to create a milky, rich umami flavor. Hakata-style tonkotsu ramen offers a light and clean broth with authentic taste.
Good to know
Reservations are not required but visiting early is recommended due to limited servings.
Happy hour specials are available, making it a good time to visit.
Expect a busy atmosphere during peak hours, especially in the afternoon.
Restaurant offers a laid back and hip modern vibe with a stylish LA-like interior and Naruto themed decor. Atmosphere feels chill and inviting, with bright, sleek design and music that keeps energy steady. Space accommodates various group sizes and blends a homey feel with contemporary touches.
Soup features a clean and creamy broth with ramen offering perfectly braised pork. Some soups include jalapenos and spinach, adding unique flavors.
Classic Tonkotsu ramen delivers a rich broth and consistent flavor. It never disappoints and stands out as a reliable choice for Tonkotsu lovers.
Good to know
They had a BOGO 50% promotion at the time.
There was plenty of free parking in the parking lot.
The restaurant is open late on weekends.
Interior mimics a Japanese neighborhood with stylish, intimate decor and a jade green loveseat adding comfort. Atmosphere feels cozy and casual, like dining street side at a small shop, often busy and welcoming. Crowd includes those seeking authentic Japanese flavors in a relaxed setting.
Miso soup stands out with a rich, satisfying flavor. The noodle soup pairs well with the noodles, creating a balanced and tasty dish.
Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen features a simpler ingredient list and costs $15, which is $2 less than some others. The broth stands out as richer compared to Jinya Tonkotsu Black, making the Tonkotsu ramen overall good.
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Lunch specials are available for $18, offering good portion sizes.
Expect slightly smaller portions than average, but prices remain reasonable.
Omoide offers a variety of menu items, including ramen and udon.
Ramen restaurant with modern Japanese decor and city pop music creates a warm, relaxing atmosphere. Comfortable seating suits both small and larger groups. The space feels welcoming and visually appealing for diners seeking a peaceful meal.
Ramen soup offers a flavorful and rich broth that stands out. The tankatsu black soup delivers a deep, savory taste that complements the noodles well.
Spicy versions stand out with blackened broth and a strong kick. Tonkotsu ramen here features rich, creamy soup with a spicy edge that many find satisfying.
Good to know
Happy Hour is Monday through Thursday from 2-5 pm.
Visiting during happy hour is ideal to sample more dishes.
There are few vegetarian options available on the menu.
Ramen spot tucked into a food court corner offers creative twists on classic Japanese dishes with rich, flavorful broths and unique seafood notes. Atmosphere feels casual yet elevated, attracting those who appreciate high-quality ramen in a bustling casino setting.
Chicken Paitan offers a slightly richer soup than Shio but is lighter than tonkotsu. Shoyu ramen features a stronger flavor with a familiar shio base. Fried chicken skin adds an exceptional flavor to the soup.
Deep, savory broth defines the tonkotsu ramen here. The dish delivers full flavor and a satisfying taste.
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Ivan Ramen is located in the new food court at the south end of the Venetian casino.
It can be tricky to find as it's tucked into a corner of the food court.
Prices for ramen start around $18, with additional costs for sides.