

David Chang offers inventive takes on Asian-American fare at this hip, spacious restaurant in the Cosmopolitan.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Boulevard Tower, 3708 Las Vegas Blvd S Level 2, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 698-2663
Website: https://cosmopolitanlasvegas.mgmresorts.com/en/restaurants/momofuku.html
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
We started with two perfectly made Old Fashioneds, and they set the tone for the entire night. Smooth, balanced, and strong in all the right ways — exactly how they should be.
Then came the shishito peppers and WOW. Simple, but absolutely delicious — perfectly blistered and so addictive. Next up were the shrimp buns, and I’m still thinking about them. Soft, pillowy, flavorful little bites of happiness.
My husband ordered the mushroom takikomi with tofu, and I was definitely sneaking bites. The depth of flavor was incredible. And the tofu?! Cooked so perfectly it almost looked like pork — we honestly had to double check. So impressive.
As a self-proclaimed truffle connoisseur, I went with the truffle ramen. Creamy, rich, and just the right amount of truffle — luxurious without being overwhelming. I completely forgot to add a protein (how?! ), but it was still hearty and filling on its own.
The atmosphere was beautiful — romantic, warm, and perfect for Valentine’s.
Service was okay. Our server was pleasant, but once our food arrived, we didn’t really see him again. The very kind lady who cleared our dishes was actually the one who checked on us. A little more attentiveness would’ve taken the experience to the next level.
Overall, we left happy and very satisfied. The food absolutely delivered, and we’d definitely come back — just hoping for a little more personality from our server next time.
We were seated next to the glass windows and had an incredible view of the strip!
Our server was very friendly and helpful.
I was undecided on what to get, so he made some fantastic recommendations and ensured my wife’s dishes were vegetarian.
I got the lamb rack. It had a texture that reminded me of Peking duck, and it was crispy on the outside and chewy and tender on the inside. It was very unique! I didn’t like the white sauce under it, and it was just a tad salty, so I would see if I could get the sauce on the side next time.
The portion for the price was not bad at around $52.
I was recommended to get a ginger scallion noodle with it, and it was yummy! It was refreshing and not salty. The portion was good for an individual.
My wife got the black truffle ramen (vegeterian) for $72, and she loved it. I dont like truffle in general, but the taste of the truffle was not overwhelming. The texture of the noodle was good and the broth was creamy without being too greasy or salty.
I’ll definitely come back to try more food!
We came for a few snacks, so we ordered a few pork buns which are my husband’s favorite (no other pork buns compare). We also ordered the Spicy Cucumbers, which we hadn’t tried before and they were so amazing we had to come back a second time to have them again before we left. As usual, the service and atmosphere were great, and the food was simply divine.
Spicy cucumbers were delicious, with the right amount of crunch, flavor and heat. Pork croquette was ok, not something I would have ordered myself, but it was either the pork or squash. The caviar bun was a little disappointing at $36 for 1 serving. Caviar was great add, but the fried chicken barely had any seasoning which made the dish disappointing. The pork ramen was definitely the star of the meal. The meat was well seasoned, tender and served in a generous portion. For $48, it was a lot of food with 2 appetizers, 1 entree and a dessert.
I personally think the foods we ordered taste ok but not impressive. The ramen soup is too salty for us, and the roasted lamp tastes a bit sweet. Compared with the flavor and the price, I might try other foods for the options.
We came with 9 adults, 2 kids and ordered family style to share and taste. We weren’t expecting to get full but we did! One of the ramen bowls stayed untouched!
We ordered:
-3 spicy miso ramen
-3 mushroom ramen
-2 cold sesame noodle
-2 spicy cucumber
-5 pork belly bun (2pieces)
-Kids meal mushroom ramen/fruit/coconut pineapple ice cream 15
-kids meal Karaage bites/fries/coconut pineapple ice cream
-Half dozen oysters (WA)
Between the two ramen, the spicy ramen was better. No one touched the 3rd mushroom ramen bowl. It’s great if you’re vegetarian but after a few bites, it was mushroom overload.
Pork belly bao is a must order. Thick chunk of slow roasted belly was delicious.
The kids meal karaage was the show stopper. It was juicy and crispy. If only they it offered in adult sizes.
Spicy cucumber had a nutty taste due to the marcona almonds. Be sure you’re not allergic to nuts. I’ve never had this sauce before and would love to replicate it.
Everything we ordered was delicious, except mushroom ramen wasn’t for everyone.
We had 3 January birthdays and they gave out a shot of house sake. This went down so smooth and clean. Thank you!
Great music choice and it gets loud all around with rnb hip hop. We brought noise cancelation headphones for the kids.
Overall, great experience. We will be back.
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