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Tomo Noodles – Asian restaurant in Downtown Las Vegas – Website
Tomo Noodles is a vibrant and cozy spot located in the heart of Fremont Street, Las Vegas, inside the Fremont Hotel’s new food hall.
Reviews
Abriana Silva
From Colorado found this place while searching for ramen. Thought we would check it out. Well this is how I received my both my ramen the bowls would’ve been 5 star if our noodles weren’t as posted below. Great spot to possibly dine in.
Just very disappointing when you spend 57.00 to have to eat with a fork .
… moreJust very disappointing when you spend 57.00 to have to eat with a fork .
JACK SOOO (Jack Soo)
Good Ramen for a food court spot! The broth was flavorful, noodles cooked just right, and the portion size was good. Great option if you’re craving something warm and comforting without spending too much.
… moreMina559
The quality and portion of the food is good considering the price. I had the Tomo Ramen, which has a little bit of everything in there. Brazed chicken, pork, mushrooms and two dumplings. I don’t think the dumplings where freshly made but they where still good. I would definitely recommend trying it out. I also had the mango lemonade which complimented the warm ramen nicely. I’m not a huge fan of the seating area but I was able to find a spot up front near the kitchen. Our food was also ready pretty quickly.
… moreVykintas Mačiulskis
A really cozy place, lots of seating space and just pretty to look at. Service was pretty good, the guy who took my order was really nice plus points for the awesome shirt. The food took quite a bit to make but the wait was worth it. The quality was really great, and the price was reasonable.
… moreThe Laughing Lion
$13 bucks for ramen on Fremont Street!! There’s probably no better value than TOMO noodles downtown.
I hope they don’t raise their prices, because the ramen is totally worth it.
The flavor, quality, size portions is all there for the tokontsu noodle bowl. I have no complaints at all.
I went when the place was empty so not sure if the quality declines if they were busy.
The food came very fast.
Plenty of places to sit and dine in comfort at this food hall.
Needless to say, i was surprised by how good this place was. I had tempered expectations given the low price for this ramen bowl and I was pleasantly surprised.
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… moreI hope they don’t raise their prices, because the ramen is totally worth it.
The flavor, quality, size portions is all there for the tokontsu noodle bowl. I have no complaints at all.
I went when the place was empty so not sure if the quality declines if they were busy.
The food came very fast.
Plenty of places to sit and dine in comfort at this food hall.
Needless to say, i was surprised by how good this place was. I had tempered expectations given the low price for this ramen bowl and I was pleasantly surprised.
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Rick M
Ramen was great! I got the Tonkotsu & and my son got the Tomo Ramen. They were very generous with the meat! The broth was tasty! Would recommend.
… moreTawny V
3.5/5
Nestled in the Fremont Hotel new Food Hall, this joint caught my family’s attention on a chilly day when we were craving something warm. After some deliberation, we decided that soup would hit the spot.
We ordered a few items, starting with the noodles. To be honest, while they were decent, I felt that the $12.50 price tag was a bit steep for what we received. The broth lacked distinction and didn’t stand out from similar offerings elsewhere. The kimchi fried rice, though tasty, could have used more kimchi for that robust flavor I was hoping for.
If you’re someone who regularly enjoys authentic ramen, you might find it hard to justify spending $15 after tax and tip for this meal. The portions, flavor profile, and noodle quality definitely leave room for improvement. Overall, while it’s a cozy spot to warm up, I think there are better options around if you’re seeking a memorable bowl of noodles.
… moreNestled in the Fremont Hotel new Food Hall, this joint caught my family’s attention on a chilly day when we were craving something warm. After some deliberation, we decided that soup would hit the spot.
We ordered a few items, starting with the noodles. To be honest, while they were decent, I felt that the $12.50 price tag was a bit steep for what we received. The broth lacked distinction and didn’t stand out from similar offerings elsewhere. The kimchi fried rice, though tasty, could have used more kimchi for that robust flavor I was hoping for.
If you’re someone who regularly enjoys authentic ramen, you might find it hard to justify spending $15 after tax and tip for this meal. The portions, flavor profile, and noodle quality definitely leave room for improvement. Overall, while it’s a cozy spot to warm up, I think there are better options around if you’re seeking a memorable bowl of noodles.
Christina Zielke
Needed a cool quiet escape from Fremont Street and found Tomo noodles. The Tomo ramen was a great value ($13) in overpriced Vegas and the best part is it was delicious! Lots of protein, good broth, great flavor on the pork and in the wontons. So glad I stumbled upon this.
… moreMike
looks like this place has been getting blasted in the reviews, i enjoyed the chicken teriyaki and broccoli bowl i got here though.
… moreNette Rab
What a great addition in the downtown area. Tomo is located in the new food hall in the newer area of Freemont Hotel.
With a handful of choices, I wanted to ramen to sober up. I ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen and Crispy Won Ton.
The Ramen soup was good. It actually tasted more like chicken broth as opposed to pork broth. It’s not a bad thing as it tasted good. Also, I ordered my noodles al dente, which was perfect for me. I don’t like soggy noodles.
The won ton was good in flavor, but a couple of pieces were still cold on the inside. The ponzu sauce went well with it to add more flavor.
The only negative is the cashier. Not friendly, but the other guy helping and bagging the food was really helpful.
Overall, I’d definitely return if I’m in the area.
… moreWith a handful of choices, I wanted to ramen to sober up. I ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen and Crispy Won Ton.
The Ramen soup was good. It actually tasted more like chicken broth as opposed to pork broth. It’s not a bad thing as it tasted good. Also, I ordered my noodles al dente, which was perfect for me. I don’t like soggy noodles.
The won ton was good in flavor, but a couple of pieces were still cold on the inside. The ponzu sauce went well with it to add more flavor.
The only negative is the cashier. Not friendly, but the other guy helping and bagging the food was really helpful.
Overall, I’d definitely return if I’m in the area.