Ordered a little bit of everything: Gyoza (hand made in restaurant) Chicken Ramen (shoyu) Tonkotsu (miso) Shrimp fried rice Warabi Mochi Bottle plum wine Sides of sushi Honestly everything was fresh and tasty (and that's oversimplified). It was just simply f**king delicious. Prices weren't ridiculous and portions were definitely not small. We ordered a few extra drinks and sides on top of the order above and walked away with a $70ish bill. We left stuffed and satisfied with leftovers none the less. I appreciate the reggae as a mood. Parking in that plaza is plenty. No wait for a sat night dinner. Total win!
Lynn M.
The fam and I decided to try this place out after being indecisive about where to have dinner. We wanted to try a different restaurant and I found this place on Yelp. Reviews weren't bad so we gave it a try... It was about 7pm on a Wednesday evening. We walked in and were greeted immediately. There were a couple of tables occupied. It's a small place. I would say, less than 10 tables perhaps? We were newbies to the place so we asked for help when it was time to order. The waitress was really nice and friendly and helped us choose our dinner and gave us a few recommendations based on what the popular dishes were. So we ordered the shrimp fried rice (no onions), tai ramen, tonkotsu, okonomiyaki, (popular dish orders) California hand roll, and blue crab hand roll. The tai ramen was delicious, especially if you're a seafood lover like myself. The broth was flavorful. It's a little fishy because the broth is red snapper, but like I said, if you love seafood, you'd like this dish. Hubby enjoyed the tonkotsu as well. He said it was also flavorful. The Okonomiyaki was yummy too. It reminded me of a tostada, but with sushi ingredients. The kids enjoyed the shrimp fried rice, but it wasn't enough for them because it was a small bowl portion for sharing, so we had to order a couple of hand rolls to fulfill their growing appetite. Although we enjoyed the food here, I'm not quite sure if we'd come back,but it was definitely not a fail. It's worth giving them a try.
Donna P.
This was a cute spot for us to get Japanese appetizers which we were in the mood for. The interior makes you feel like you're in Japan. We came here when it opened and shared some delicious appetizers. We ordered some hand rolls, the tako wasa (octopus), agedashi tofu, pork chasu (pork belly), and the fried okomiyaki thing. Price was affordable and my favorites include the pork belly and the hand rolls. Everything was delicious pretty much. I will have to come back here to try their ramen!
tim n.
Nice spot to grab a quick bite. The inside is clean and the decor is nice. The menu has a lot of options, from hand rolls to bowls of ramen and you can view the kitchen from the seating area. The staff is friendly and attentive, prices are reasonable. I'll eat here again
Sue Panzram
Nice place. Most of the items on the menu was good. But the Takoyaki was not cooked all the way. It was too raw. The yakisoba was too dry and the noodles were hard. The fried chicken was good and the grilled squid was great
Judith M.
This was our first time and we absolutely loved the experience!! The stuff is beyond friendly, everything tastes homemade the food was delicious!! We will definitely be back soon!!
Jiahui L.
This is my favorite Japanese restaurant in Vegas! Great food with good price, especially during happy hour! Definitely will come back soon!
Dylan HW Tan
The store name changes. But I have to say this is really good place.The taste is very good, and owned by Japanese. And the price is so cheap!I will definately come back again when I visit vegas next time
Claire S.
Take a break from Your favorite ramen joint & come here. Trust me! It will not disappoint. Highlights: all bowls of ramen include pork belly (the real good slices), half an egg(marinated well), onion chips, mushroom, bamboo shoots, & shredded red pepper.. awesome; right? The best part? All priced under $10 for the Tonkotsu options I had tonkotsu miso.. my brother had the tsukemen, where the bowl of noodles is separately from broth. The tsukemen broth has a bit more of a vinegar taste. Both bowl of ramen were great.. the texture and taste of the noodles had a lot to do with. Perfection.. not to chewy, not over cooked.. mmmm For appetizers we had the Karaage & Geso Kara. If you like calamari, you musttttt try the Geso Kara, deep fried marinated sectors of squid legs. Woowwww, a bit oily but worth every bite. Come during happy hour and you'll find it on HH menu. Service was A+. Food came prompt, server checked in often. This may or may not be my new ramen joint.. it will for sure be the next ramen restaurant I go to next .. Enjoy !
Breanna L.
If you eat spicy edamame and you haven't eaten all day...DO NOT I repeat DO NOT use the left over spicy oil in your rice even if you think it's a good idea!!! Lmao. It was so good that I poured the remaining on my chicken fried rice and payed for it all day stomach wise. Needless to say I learned my lesson. The flavors were there. The temperature on the food could've been a tad bit hotter. The tornado potato is a cool concept but waaaaaay to salty. Woah! As if I'm not already consuming enough salt! Environment was nice and small. The customer service was there but very shy and quiet. Up to par on health standards for covid from what I can see.
This place was hidden in a little corner in a plaza in China Town. We called ahead and asked if they had vegan ramen... and they did! We made a reservation for two. It's a small place with a few stand along tables and booths. They are abiding by all covid guidelines... recommend making a reservation because it was pretty busy:) The service was exceptional. Our server was full of great recommendations and she was super fast! She checked on our table frequently and we never had to flag her down for anything. My boyfriend forgot his phone and she kept it at the front counter for him. She was awesome! The menu was easy to navigate and could be pulled up from the phone. They have different ramens, hand rolls (super cheap!), and appetizers! We tried the sishito peppers and edamame. Both were delicious! The flavors were distinct and unique. The peppers had a citrus flavor that added the perfect flair. The vegan spicy ramen was delicious. Lots of flavor!! Ordered the spicy oil on the side and had them use a spice blend in the ramen so it wasn't super oily! It was delicious! My boyfriend also enjoyed his ramen. We definitely recommend giving this place a try!
Aldrin W.
Wife and I got hungry for lunch so we went to our favorite place to eat today and its our date today. Food here is always delicious and the price is favorable! I would recommend Ramen Show 2 Restaurant to anyone visiting Las Vegas! The music is very mice and soothing, the place is always clean, they check temperatures, they were mask, social distancing is enforce, bathroom is always clean, their kitchen floor is very clean, they have hand sanitizer for customers, the staff are wearing gloves as well! In my book this place is 10 out of 10. The flavor of the food is very tasty and my wife and I are always satisfied with the service and leaving happy and full all the time!
Harry K.
Mostly Drink sake Myself,But If You Discover Japanese Street Food This Place is one of Choice in Vegas
John C.
Such a small ramen place! But the food is delicious and tasty. I was surprised to how small this place was. Loved the Tropical music in the background so upbeat! The appetizer of Okonomiyaki is so delicious. Mixed of pork belly, shrimp, squid, tempura crumbs, red ginger, cabbage, egg, bonito flakes and seaweed powder. Had the mix of sweet and sour combination. Nice and hot! Bonito flakes really brought out the texture of the Okonomiyaki. The ramen had the best combination of ingredients. I really enjoyed the taste and how the noodles and soup blended so well together. The place wasn't packed. It should be! So come on over and order, enjoy yourself with some ramen and Okonomiyaki. They have variety of tasteful menu it's almost like the Japanese street food not quite but you won't be disappointed!
Camille F.
One of my favorite ramen spots in town! These are my highlights: - THEY HAVE TSUKEMEN! And it's delicious! The pork broth is reach, creamy, and salty. The noodles are thick and have a wonderful chew to them. The contrast of cold noodles dipped in hot broth is the perfect combination and complements each other very well! - All three types of tonkotsu are great! They have soy, shoyu, and miso; some are a little saltier than others, but they all have that reach, creamy, salty pork broth similar to what you get with the Tsukemen. It comes with thin noodles that are evidently freshly made, with a good bite and cooked al dente. - Shishito peppers is like playing roulette; not sure if you're going to get a non-spicy or pretty fire-y pepper, but they're all delicious! They sit in a ginger, soy sauce and it pairs well with the spicy-ness of the peppers. I've been here multiple times and it's always hit the spot for that ramen craving. Make sure to check them out!
Ordered a little bit of everything: Gyoza (hand made in restaurant) Chicken Ramen (shoyu) Tonkotsu (miso) Shrimp fried rice Warabi Mochi Bottle plum wine Sides of sushi Honestly everything was fresh and tasty (and that's oversimplified). It was just simply f**king delicious. Prices weren't ridiculous and portions were definitely not small. We ordered a few extra drinks and sides on top of the order above and walked away with a $70ish bill. We left stuffed and satisfied with leftovers none the less. I appreciate the reggae as a mood. Parking in that plaza is plenty. No wait for a sat night dinner. Total win!
The fam and I decided to try this place out after being indecisive about where to have dinner. We wanted to try a different restaurant and I found this place on Yelp. Reviews weren't bad so we gave it a try... It was about 7pm on a Wednesday evening. We walked in and were greeted immediately. There were a couple of tables occupied. It's a small place. I would say, less than 10 tables perhaps? We were newbies to the place so we asked for help when it was time to order. The waitress was really nice and friendly and helped us choose our dinner and gave us a few recommendations based on what the popular dishes were. So we ordered the shrimp fried rice (no onions), tai ramen, tonkotsu, okonomiyaki, (popular dish orders) California hand roll, and blue crab hand roll. The tai ramen was delicious, especially if you're a seafood lover like myself. The broth was flavorful. It's a little fishy because the broth is red snapper, but like I said, if you love seafood, you'd like this dish. Hubby enjoyed the tonkotsu as well. He said it was also flavorful. The Okonomiyaki was yummy too. It reminded me of a tostada, but with sushi ingredients. The kids enjoyed the shrimp fried rice, but it wasn't enough for them because it was a small bowl portion for sharing, so we had to order a couple of hand rolls to fulfill their growing appetite. Although we enjoyed the food here, I'm not quite sure if we'd come back,but it was definitely not a fail. It's worth giving them a try.
This was a cute spot for us to get Japanese appetizers which we were in the mood for. The interior makes you feel like you're in Japan. We came here when it opened and shared some delicious appetizers. We ordered some hand rolls, the tako wasa (octopus), agedashi tofu, pork chasu (pork belly), and the fried okomiyaki thing. Price was affordable and my favorites include the pork belly and the hand rolls. Everything was delicious pretty much. I will have to come back here to try their ramen!
Nice spot to grab a quick bite. The inside is clean and the decor is nice. The menu has a lot of options, from hand rolls to bowls of ramen and you can view the kitchen from the seating area. The staff is friendly and attentive, prices are reasonable. I'll eat here again
Nice place. Most of the items on the menu was good. But the Takoyaki was not cooked all the way. It was too raw. The yakisoba was too dry and the noodles were hard. The fried chicken was good and the grilled squid was great
This was our first time and we absolutely loved the experience!! The stuff is beyond friendly, everything tastes homemade the food was delicious!! We will definitely be back soon!!
This is my favorite Japanese restaurant in Vegas! Great food with good price, especially during happy hour! Definitely will come back soon!
The store name changes. But I have to say this is really good place.The taste is very good, and owned by Japanese. And the price is so cheap!I will definately come back again when I visit vegas next time
Take a break from Your favorite ramen joint & come here. Trust me! It will not disappoint. Highlights: all bowls of ramen include pork belly (the real good slices), half an egg(marinated well), onion chips, mushroom, bamboo shoots, & shredded red pepper.. awesome; right? The best part? All priced under $10 for the Tonkotsu options I had tonkotsu miso.. my brother had the tsukemen, where the bowl of noodles is separately from broth. The tsukemen broth has a bit more of a vinegar taste. Both bowl of ramen were great.. the texture and taste of the noodles had a lot to do with. Perfection.. not to chewy, not over cooked.. mmmm For appetizers we had the Karaage & Geso Kara. If you like calamari, you musttttt try the Geso Kara, deep fried marinated sectors of squid legs. Woowwww, a bit oily but worth every bite. Come during happy hour and you'll find it on HH menu. Service was A+. Food came prompt, server checked in often. This may or may not be my new ramen joint.. it will for sure be the next ramen restaurant I go to next .. Enjoy !
If you eat spicy edamame and you haven't eaten all day...DO NOT I repeat DO NOT use the left over spicy oil in your rice even if you think it's a good idea!!! Lmao. It was so good that I poured the remaining on my chicken fried rice and payed for it all day stomach wise. Needless to say I learned my lesson. The flavors were there. The temperature on the food could've been a tad bit hotter. The tornado potato is a cool concept but waaaaaay to salty. Woah! As if I'm not already consuming enough salt! Environment was nice and small. The customer service was there but very shy and quiet. Up to par on health standards for covid from what I can see.
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This place was hidden in a little corner in a plaza in China Town. We called ahead and asked if they had vegan ramen... and they did! We made a reservation for two. It's a small place with a few stand along tables and booths. They are abiding by all covid guidelines... recommend making a reservation because it was pretty busy:) The service was exceptional. Our server was full of great recommendations and she was super fast! She checked on our table frequently and we never had to flag her down for anything. My boyfriend forgot his phone and she kept it at the front counter for him. She was awesome! The menu was easy to navigate and could be pulled up from the phone. They have different ramens, hand rolls (super cheap!), and appetizers! We tried the sishito peppers and edamame. Both were delicious! The flavors were distinct and unique. The peppers had a citrus flavor that added the perfect flair. The vegan spicy ramen was delicious. Lots of flavor!! Ordered the spicy oil on the side and had them use a spice blend in the ramen so it wasn't super oily! It was delicious! My boyfriend also enjoyed his ramen. We definitely recommend giving this place a try!
Wife and I got hungry for lunch so we went to our favorite place to eat today and its our date today. Food here is always delicious and the price is favorable! I would recommend Ramen Show 2 Restaurant to anyone visiting Las Vegas! The music is very mice and soothing, the place is always clean, they check temperatures, they were mask, social distancing is enforce, bathroom is always clean, their kitchen floor is very clean, they have hand sanitizer for customers, the staff are wearing gloves as well! In my book this place is 10 out of 10. The flavor of the food is very tasty and my wife and I are always satisfied with the service and leaving happy and full all the time!
Mostly Drink sake Myself,But If You Discover Japanese Street Food This Place is one of Choice in Vegas
Such a small ramen place! But the food is delicious and tasty. I was surprised to how small this place was. Loved the Tropical music in the background so upbeat! The appetizer of Okonomiyaki is so delicious. Mixed of pork belly, shrimp, squid, tempura crumbs, red ginger, cabbage, egg, bonito flakes and seaweed powder. Had the mix of sweet and sour combination. Nice and hot! Bonito flakes really brought out the texture of the Okonomiyaki. The ramen had the best combination of ingredients. I really enjoyed the taste and how the noodles and soup blended so well together. The place wasn't packed. It should be! So come on over and order, enjoy yourself with some ramen and Okonomiyaki. They have variety of tasteful menu it's almost like the Japanese street food not quite but you won't be disappointed!
One of my favorite ramen spots in town! These are my highlights: - THEY HAVE TSUKEMEN! And it's delicious! The pork broth is reach, creamy, and salty. The noodles are thick and have a wonderful chew to them. The contrast of cold noodles dipped in hot broth is the perfect combination and complements each other very well! - All three types of tonkotsu are great! They have soy, shoyu, and miso; some are a little saltier than others, but they all have that reach, creamy, salty pork broth similar to what you get with the Tsukemen. It comes with thin noodles that are evidently freshly made, with a good bite and cooked al dente. - Shishito peppers is like playing roulette; not sure if you're going to get a non-spicy or pretty fire-y pepper, but they're all delicious! They sit in a ginger, soy sauce and it pairs well with the spicy-ness of the peppers. I've been here multiple times and it's always hit the spot for that ramen craving. Make sure to check them out!