Omoide

We came here based on Google reviews. While the food seemed pricier than other places, the generous portions and clean presentation made it worth it. We ordered two bowls of the Spicy Shoyu Ramen, but unfortunately, the strong pork smell and less-than-fresh mushrooms were disappointing. On the bright side, the tonkatsu was unexpectedly huge and absolutely delicious. If you’re craving thick tonkatsu, skip the King Size and go for the curry tonkatsu—it’s thicker, meatier, and more satisfying. Service, however, was a different story. There was only one server handling everything, and she looked exhausted, wearing an expression that screamed “I need a nap.” She wasn’t exactly brimming with enthusiasm when bringing out the dishes or sides. Still, if you’re in the mood for a mountain of tonkatsu, this place is worth a visit. Just don’t expect the warmest smiles to go with it!

The atmosphere was wonderful, but I would’ve loved if they had a build your own Ramen option. The spicy beef short rib ramen was good, but didn’t blow me away. The Poké Salad was also good and the portions are very large.

Feels Like Just Now I Am in Japan Now 🇯🇵 All Of The Japanese Favorite Food Right Here! All The Menu is So Authentic Japanese Foods. Especially King Tonkatsu is Very Impressed! And All the Noodle bowls and Rice Bowls so Unique Menu’s Right here. After Work, with Friends Hangout place for the Best Spot in Las Vegas Southwest area. Sake, beer, soju, soft drinks Everything here! Just go, try omoidelv. 10/10 Also So Many Good Deals here, Try Lunch Specials combo menu’s.

Visited on 11/07/24 Waiting time: fast Decoration/ambient; loved it First timers here, I’ve never eaten noodles on any place but my home, I can tell the dish I ate was good even not knowing the menu, didn’t finished it at all cause it was big for me and the waitress was nice offering the to go container. I’ll recommend this place, give it a try.

This is a restaurant that has a Japanese neighborhood theme. It offers many of the home cooked dishes such as noodles, fried chicken, tempura, etc. the decorations resemble a similar theme as well. The food was good and tasty. Overall a good experience.

I stumbled upon Omoide Noodles & Bowls and I'm so glad I did! The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, perfect for a casual meal. The service was top-notch; the staff was friendly and attentive, making me feel right at home. I ordered the Katsu, and it was absolutely delicious. The pork cutlet was perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. The accompanying rice and salad were fresh and complemented the Katsu beautifully. The portion size was generous, and the price was very reasonable. Overall, I had a fantastic experience at Omoide Noodles & Bowls. If you're looking for a delicious and affordable meal in a pleasant atmosphere, I highly recommend giving this place a try.

The place has gone downhill through the years. Last time I was here was 2.5 years ago and I added it in my "favorites" in Google maps. When we went inside yesterday, it smelled like a mix of sewers and tempura batter. Don't bother buying the karaage because they's just small pieces of fried chicken breast (no batter) with mayonnaise and all spice as a dip for it. Takoyaki isn't as great, too. Ramen is good. Short rib is not tender.

Food was fresh & OK ... maybe my taste buds were off yesterday 😋 Although it was mid afternoon & not busy at all, the server brought me the bill before I was done eating 🤷🏻