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Ramen shop/Izakaya, homemade noodles by certified noodle master. Various tapas dishes and beverages are available. Only a couple miles away from the strip and parking is unlimited. Late night happy hour options, yakitori skewers cooked over charcoal, vegan and vegetarian options provided
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4215 Spring Mountain Rd #106, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (702) 445-6343
Website: http://www.ramenshowvegas.com/
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Reviews
Madison Christian
Great spot for ramen. Ordered Tofu kimchi and Curry ramen. Both were delicious. I’d go back for the Tofu kimchi alone it was so dang good. Service was prompt and friendly. Prices very reasonable. Recommended.
… moreJean Kang
We got the tai ramen, tsukamen, and homemade pickled cucumbers. Ambiance is chill. Has cute night lanterns hung up. It’s cozy. The tai ramen was very unique and light broth. I liked the fish broth. The tsukamen was flavorful, but it makes me miss my favorite tsukamen restaurant in Chicago, Chicago Ramen. The homemade cucumbers was fine, nothing too special. I think I prefer Chinese style cucumbers. I was happy that the restaurant was not busy, despite it being a Saturday night.
… moreAlex Robles
Delicious! And very reasonably priced! Hubby and I were looking for some ramen that wouldn’t hit $30 in the area. Lots of tasty looking options but a lot of them were just a bit outside of our budget for the day. I got the Omusoba with chicken about $15 and he got the tonkatsu ramen and it was delicious. And it was also about $15 and you can add additional bits to the ramen if you’re feeling extra hungry but he felt decently full without any add ons. The atmosphere was pretty chill we walked in right as they opened at 5 though so I’m sure it’s a bit louder at night at the dinner rush time. But I would highly recommend going when the vibes are chill! We would definitely come back when we’re back in town!
… morepaula Briley
This little gem was a surprise! Time got away from me and i missed getting some food before most restaurants started closing . In desperation i took a chance on a little ramen place tfat stayed open late. To say i was happy to have stumbled in here would be a disservice. Their Chicken Yuza was incredible . Just the right blend to delight with deliciousness. I felt like i had walked right off the streets of Tokyo in here . Noodles are fresh and food so yummy.
… moreAlan Vallesteros
This is a hidden gem. It is a hole in the wall ramen restaurant. Very good ramen broth and noodles. The price point for the ramen is very good. It doesn’t break the wallet. Sorry no pics this time. Was hungry. The Sho ramen(black garic) and the tonkatsu miso were great.
… moreJacob Muehlhausen
Best hidden ramen place in town. Large and fresh menu. Spicy vegan is my fav ramen by far. Friendly staff. I come here EVERY Vegas trip.
… moreMaria B
My brother suggested this spot for Ramen. He hyped it up & didn’t disappoint. I ordered the Kimchi Fried rice & the serving was huge. It was very deliciously tasty. My other family members got Ramen & that looked yummy too! 10/10 would recommend!! You can see in the photos we all had a bite before I could even get the photos it was that good!!
… moreAnthony Steuart
Some of the best ramen I have had in Vegas Chinatown. I have been here six times and never been dissapointed. The broth is full of flavor and the ingredients are fresh.
The Gyoza are also a good option, as well as the chicken kaarage, although keep in mind if it is spicy it is SPICY!!
Mitarashi dango is soft and amazing too.
But the one thing that is the best about this place is the prices. Everything is well priced so you’ll definitely have money left at the end of the night.
The service is amazing here, as our server was very kind. If you speak Japanese only you should be okay as well.
Keep in mind that it is only open after five pm.
Overall 10/10 experience.
… moreThe Gyoza are also a good option, as well as the chicken kaarage, although keep in mind if it is spicy it is SPICY!!
Mitarashi dango is soft and amazing too.
But the one thing that is the best about this place is the prices. Everything is well priced so you’ll definitely have money left at the end of the night.
The service is amazing here, as our server was very kind. If you speak Japanese only you should be okay as well.
Keep in mind that it is only open after five pm.
Overall 10/10 experience.
DM
It was my family’s random “let’s find a new ramen house to try” event. I mean who wouldn’t want a bowl of warm ramen on a cold/windy Vegas night? We discovered this restaurant after a Google search and immediately headed to the restaurant because we were starving. The restaurant was a little difficult to find at first because I thought it was upstairs in the Chinatown Plaza, but it wasn’t…it was downstairs (I think I’m just getting old and my navigation skills are diminishing). Regardless, we got more steps in and worked up an even bigger appetite.
When we walked in, it took a while before anyone acknowledged our presence which was a little concerning at first. Within ~4 minutes, an employee finally walked up to us and escorted us to our table. The first thing I noticed was that everyone was waiting for their food so either this restaurant was running a little behind or everyone coincidentally arrived at the same time. Whenever our drink order arrived, we were still missing one item, but went ahead and ordered our appetizers and main entrées. We ordered Gyoza, Shishito Peppers, Soft Shell Crab, and Okonomiyaki as our appetizers; and Tonkotsu Shio Ramen, Tonkotsu Miso Ramen (added garlic oil and nori), and Show Black Ramen as our entrées.
After 2/4 appetizers arrived, we were wondering if our one drink was ever going to arrive, so we followed-up with our server and they finally brought it within a couple minutes. Soon after the arrival of those two appetizers and one drink, our ramen arrived. Our ramen arrived super hot which was weird because I’ve never had ramen that piping hot before, but it was appreciative considering the temperature outside. Also, I was a little disappointed with the lack of choices to add to our ramen (i.e., fried garlic chips, bean sprouts, etc.), but overall, the ramen was good; the broth was flavorful and the pork chashu was phenomenal.
The Gyoza arrived during the middle of our meal and the Okonomiyaki finally arrived towards the end of our meal. I was bummed out that those two appetizers didn’t arrive in the beginning like appetizers are typically meant for. Additionally, when our Gyoza arrived, it was slightly burnt which was displeasing to say the least, but the ingredients tasted great – I was really hoping that the Gyoza would’ve been perfect because for one, it’s Gyoza!! And second, it took so long to arrive, it should’ve been perfect. But I digress…
The prices at this restaurant is about the same as other ramen restaurants in this city and I have zero complaints about it – they’re very reasonable. Also, the décor was very nice here; I loved the outdoor concept appearance. All-in-all, this restaurant is ok…I know a lot of people have had great experiences here (based on their overall Google rating); however, for our first visit here, we were struck with less than adequate service and only satisfactory food quality. I will add that this restaurant was recently opened, so maybe they’re trying to work out its bumps in the road, or maybe we arrived during an off day for them. Perhaps in the future, we might try this restaurant again, but I don’t see that occurring anytime soon. Though, if you haven’t been here before, I still recommend this restaurant to you.
NOTE: I would recommend to the restaurant to update the online menu because there were a couple things I didn’t see on there to which your in-person menu contains (e.g., Okonomiyaki and Show Black Ramen).
… moreWhen we walked in, it took a while before anyone acknowledged our presence which was a little concerning at first. Within ~4 minutes, an employee finally walked up to us and escorted us to our table. The first thing I noticed was that everyone was waiting for their food so either this restaurant was running a little behind or everyone coincidentally arrived at the same time. Whenever our drink order arrived, we were still missing one item, but went ahead and ordered our appetizers and main entrées. We ordered Gyoza, Shishito Peppers, Soft Shell Crab, and Okonomiyaki as our appetizers; and Tonkotsu Shio Ramen, Tonkotsu Miso Ramen (added garlic oil and nori), and Show Black Ramen as our entrées.
After 2/4 appetizers arrived, we were wondering if our one drink was ever going to arrive, so we followed-up with our server and they finally brought it within a couple minutes. Soon after the arrival of those two appetizers and one drink, our ramen arrived. Our ramen arrived super hot which was weird because I’ve never had ramen that piping hot before, but it was appreciative considering the temperature outside. Also, I was a little disappointed with the lack of choices to add to our ramen (i.e., fried garlic chips, bean sprouts, etc.), but overall, the ramen was good; the broth was flavorful and the pork chashu was phenomenal.
The Gyoza arrived during the middle of our meal and the Okonomiyaki finally arrived towards the end of our meal. I was bummed out that those two appetizers didn’t arrive in the beginning like appetizers are typically meant for. Additionally, when our Gyoza arrived, it was slightly burnt which was displeasing to say the least, but the ingredients tasted great – I was really hoping that the Gyoza would’ve been perfect because for one, it’s Gyoza!! And second, it took so long to arrive, it should’ve been perfect. But I digress…
The prices at this restaurant is about the same as other ramen restaurants in this city and I have zero complaints about it – they’re very reasonable. Also, the décor was very nice here; I loved the outdoor concept appearance. All-in-all, this restaurant is ok…I know a lot of people have had great experiences here (based on their overall Google rating); however, for our first visit here, we were struck with less than adequate service and only satisfactory food quality. I will add that this restaurant was recently opened, so maybe they’re trying to work out its bumps in the road, or maybe we arrived during an off day for them. Perhaps in the future, we might try this restaurant again, but I don’t see that occurring anytime soon. Though, if you haven’t been here before, I still recommend this restaurant to you.
NOTE: I would recommend to the restaurant to update the online menu because there were a couple things I didn’t see on there to which your in-person menu contains (e.g., Okonomiyaki and Show Black Ramen).
Emily Wells
My favorite place to go late at night. I’ve only been a few times, but the servers are great, and remembered me on my second visit 🙂 This is the absolute best place to get ramen in this city. Even if you’re craving sushi, they’ve got the options, and plenty of other dishes/appetizers. The salmon has been super buttery and delicious every single time! The kitchen is the cleanest one I’ve ever seen, and you can look right in and see them preparing the food, which is all very fresh.
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