Ramen Sora

The decor didn’t impress but the food certainly did. Ramen Sora has been serving up some of the valley’s best ramen for nearly 15 years. A simple menu, but you can choose the broth you want, miso, shio, shoyu, add extra toppings, and choose from three sizes so it works for me. Try the gyoza they are excellent as well. The service is super fast and friendly but the price is a little high but expected for today’s environment—ramen used to be a bargin. Original Review: June 2025 FOUR STARS (Good) Standard example of a business. If you found this review helpful, please hit the ❤️ button and consider following me.

My oldest nephew saw this place while we eating at a deli a couple days before. I did not expect the interior to be small as it is a stand alone building. It’s small and there was was eight of us so we had to waited a bit. They had to push two table together. You can check in online to see how long the wait it. I did check us in online but we had the wait because we had such a large group. We were hungry as we walked the strip before arriving here. We ordered the Edamame, Seared Premium Pork Chashu, Deluxe Sora Ramen, fried gyoza and Chashu Ramen. Everything came very quickly after we ordered. Everything we ordered was delicious and well flavor; the ramen broth had a good depth to it. I did have a drink outside that I was almost done drinking but not yet and the server told me that we can’t have outside drink and they would hold it for me. The husband was slightly annoyed with this so he just drank all of it before she took it away. Other than that everything tasted delicious and the price was very reasonable.

I’ve been to probably an over a hundred ramen shops and Ramen Sora is easily my top 3 favorite of all time, if not my number 1. The spicy is the perfect amount without making you want to die, the staff is so nice. It’s a small spot so you might have a wait but it’s worth it. Seriously so good.

I recently visited a fantastic Asian restaurant that exceeded my expectations. The prices were incredible, making it easy to try a variety of dishes. The food was delicious, bursting with authentic flavors. What really stood out, though, was the welcoming staff. They were incredibly helpful, taking the time to explain the menu and offering great suggestions. Overall, it was a delightful experience, and I can’t wait to go back!

The best ramen I’ve ever had. This great ramen restaurant offers a perfect harmony of flavors, with deeply savory broths and tender, springy noodles. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone craving authentic, soul-satisfying ramen at its finest. Absolutely great experience.🥰

One of the best Ramen Places in Vegas. I found out about this place because of Hachi (Sister Restaurant) . They had business cards, and I realized that some of the restaurants was actually in San Diego and not in Las Vegas. If you want Ramen, look no further. If you want a Delicious Cha-Shu Bowl, look no further. The place isn’t that big, but it has its own parking lot. You have to look where the entrance is, as it is a bit hidden. I liked that there was a Yelp Waitlist, but just note that even with Waitlist it may take a bit of time to get seated, as they seat as people leave. So if people are taking a while, unfortunately, the wait will be longer. One more note is that the gentleman that took our order was super friendly and helpful to get our order down. We tried the Mini Curry bowl, Cha-Siu Bowl, Otsumami Platter, Spicy Ramen, and the Chashu Ramen. Keep in mind that you can order larger portions of Noodles (I thought it was thicker noodles), and depending on which ramen you choose, you can still choose your broth style. They have Miso, Shio, and Shoyu. Spicy Ramen Miso hands down, so good. Cha-Siu inside just melts, the Ramen was perfect texture, and broth was delicious. The Otsumami Platter is a no brainer, and a real deal. Seared Chashu wasn’t like the bowl with the fatty on it, even though it was more lean meat, it was tender and packed with flavor. Gotta come back next time I am in Vegas. This place, just like Hachi is now a must stop place. Wished there was more places like this in LA. Until next time!

I recently placed an order for delivery to my hotel, but I was very disappointed to find that no utensils (chopsticks, spoons, or forks) were provided. Since the delivery address is clearly a hotel, I assume you are aware that many customers may be travelers who do not have their own utensils. It would be considerate to include them by default. Additionally, I had an issue with the packaging of the ramen seasoning cup. When I poured it into the ramen, the liquid overflowed because of the way it was designed. This made it difficult to eat properly. I ordered a pork cutlet, but no knife or fork was provided. How am I supposed to cut and eat it without proper utensils? Since this is a delivery to a hotel, I would have expected basic utensils to be included.

Easily the best fried rice I've ever had! The ramen is extremely delicious as well.

Total hidden gem in Henderson! This ramen spot feels like a quick trip back to Tokyo-cozy vibes, deep flavor, and no fuss. Don't ever listen to Elite Reviewers. Anthony Bourdain was right about the hating from elite reviewers. They have nothing better to do and for somebody to give this less than five star have serious problems.

Small no frills ramen shop. Mini curry bowl - rice was so hard and meat in it was dry. Husband had the nori ramen and I had the spicy umami. Broth and meat were good in both, but the noodles were so thick and extra Al dente and broken up into short strands and not longer strands. The bowls come with a slice of meat and 1/2 an egg. No bamboo shoots, etc. everything is additional. We came at 3:45pm on a Saturday and there was no wait.

I have a new addiction and it's named... RAMEN‼ Now I'm not talking about the noodles we ate in styrofoam cup or a tiny little bag for 25 cents on those bottom shelves at the grocery store. I'm talking about the real deal, and spots like Ramen Sora absolutely kill it! Everything about this place was The soups were super flavorful, the marinated pork chashu was bursting with flavor, and the friend gyoza was the best I've ever had. I could have eaten a dozen of those tasty eggs too. Now I'm hooked‼ Address: 4490 Spring Mountain Rd

My favorite ramen spot in all of Las Vegas! If not maybe my favorite of all time. This place is so freaking good. The spicy is the perfect amount of spice without making you need water every 5 seconds, and the staff and workers are all so nice and polite. Seriously I love this place so much. It's a little small so sometimes there's a wait especially during dinner hours, but it's 100% worth it. Sooooo good.

Been meaning to try this local ramen spot, as it's been highly recommended. I came by myself after a long bike ride, so late, no frills, quick service ramen hit the spot. The highlight of the ramen is the noodles - def the freshest n chewiest I've had in Vegas. The broth is good and complex. I went Spicy Umami, for fear of burning my face off, but I will def try the Killer Spicy next time. (I have high spice tolerance, so beware of my choices.) The char siu was tender, but was missing smokey-ness IMO. I'm still looking for a spot that flame/torch chars the CHAR siu, like my hometown spot. Overall, this place is a winner and I would totally come back, but the search continues for my Vegas go-to spot.

As a vegas local, probably one of the best ramen spots around. I will say.. be prepared to wait 15-30 minutes but the food is so worth it. We were a party of five so we ordered a few things. We ordered the chashu rice which was one of my favorite bowls. A regular fried rice which was so flavorful with little pieces of green onion, beef, and egg. We also ordered a curry rice bowl. The person ordering it said that the recipe may have been changed but it was still yummy. As for the ramen, we ordered the Ma-Yu (black garlic oil) and Nori (seaweed) ramen. Both were so flavorful and fulling. Favorite of the night was definitely the chashu rice bowl and the Ma-Yu ramen! If you're in town stop by for a nice filling bowl!

We're back again -- and for good reason. Generous portions, rich and flavorful broth, perfectly cooked noodles with just the right bite, and a solid variety of options make this a must-visit spot when in Vegas. For me, this easily takes the top spot for ramen, even beating out what I've had back home in Los Angeles. And honestly, it's worth every penny.

Great welcome and service by what seemed to be Japanese people! Hard to find Japanese places with Japanese people working, gives it a more authentic feel to me. The original ramen comes your choice of broth: miso, shio or shoyu flavored. I went for the miso and was glad I did. Great unique flavor that I couldn't quite place the flavors. I ate a lot of bowls of ramen in Japan, but none had this flavor. But soo good! I drank every drop of the broth and think I shocked the server when he took my bowl away. LOL Ramen comes with a super tender piece of pork, crisp yet tender menma (marinated bamboo shoots) and medium thickness noodles with a great bite and chew to them. Cooked perfectly too. Next time I will add a side of lightly cooked bean sprouts to give it some additional crunch. Egg was cooked a bit more than I like, but I'll easily overlook that as everything else was soo good! Will definitely be back, maybe as soon as tomorrow! My mouth is watering for another bowl as I write this...

Had my first somewhat mediocre experience at Ramen Sora today. Been here multiple times and the Ramen is always pretty on point. The inside ambience is very on theme with Japanese artwork also up. I arrived around 12:30p and checked into the Yelp waiting queue as dining as one with a request for a table. I quickly noticed that other groups got seated before me. Even a couple arriving and checking into the iPad at 12:45p was seated before I got seated at 1:08p. The Ramen was solid, as always. Love the bamboo shoots and fresh chopped scallions. My only gripe is that once again price increased as their Deluxe Sora Ramen is now $15.30! Customer service overall is on point. They were quick to take my order and my food came out in less than 10 minutes. Ramen makes me thirsty since it is salty, so I appreciate that they kept my water cup full.

We went to Ramen Sora on a weekend night, and boy were they packed! We didn't know they were such a small establishment, so we had to hang around for 45 minutes. It was a bit chilly that night so we just hung out in the car until we got the text saying our table was ready. When seated, we sat in the center at a bistro height bar, with two other large groups sharing the space. Reviews are high because the food and service are great. It's very casual -- kind of a dive inside, aka hole-in-the-wall, so don't worry about what you're wearing. Come as you are, or grab takeout. We saw lots of folks doing that. We ordered the gyoza, spicy pork fried rice, and several types of ramen. Sake and beers. All were very good. Personally, I thought the fried rice was better than the ramen. Yum.

Came here for late dinner and it was a little busy but wait time was not that long. Place was small but cozy. Service was fast. We ordered the large ramen special, gyoza, and regular spicy ramen, all in miso soup base. We loved the soup, I recommend the miso base. Gyoza is ok. Price was also reasonable. Portion was also enough, regular size bowl was already enough for me. I recommend this place!

Food***// tbh not the best one I had but about average. It's Sapporo style but way salty than expected. I ordered soy base maybe others would be better... Service***// average service nothing stands out. I was there for a quick lunch anyways Ambiance****// nice and clean which is what I usually care the most. I think the lighting can be brighter to give customer more energy like traditional ramen place

Had about a 10-15 min wait but was seated promptly and orders were taken. The place was busy on a Fri night in Chinatown. Went with my fiancé and 2 friends. Ordered the veggie ramen. Ramen is definitely meant to be eaten fresh and not for takeout. Tasted so good and would go back again!

One of the best Ramen Places in Vegas. I found out about this place because of Hachi (Sister Restaurant) . They had business cards, and I realized that some of the restaurants was actually in San Diego and not in Las Vegas. If you want Ramen, look no further. If you want a Delicious Cha-Shu Bowl, look no further. The place isn't that big, but it has its own parking lot. You have to look where the entrance is, as it is a bit hidden. I liked that there was a Yelp Waitlist, but just note that even with Waitlist it may take a bit of time to get seated, as they seat as people leave. So if people are taking a while, unfortunately, the wait will be longer. One more note is that the gentleman that took our order was super friendly and helpful to get our order down. We tried the Mini Curry bowl, Cha-Siu Bowl, Otsumami Platter, Spicy Ramen, and the Chashu Ramen. Keep in mind that you can order larger portions of Noodles (I thought it was thicker noodles), and depending on which ramen you choose, you can still choose your broth style. They have Miso, Shio, and Shoyu. Spicy Ramen Miso hands down, so good. Cha-Siu inside just melts, the Ramen was perfect texture, and broth was delicious. The Otsumami Platter is a no brainer, and a real deal. Seared Chashu wasn't like the bowl with the fatty on it, even though it was more lean meat, it was tender and packed with flavor. Gotta come back next time I am in Vegas. This place, just like Hachi is now a must stop place. Wished there was more places like this in LA. Until next time!

I grabbed this for lunch! Absolutely delicious! It's definitely worth the wait! You can log on earlier on YELP. The menu is simple and perfect. The broth is absolutely amazing. Thick noodles which are the best. Service is always quick and friendly. Ambiance is good for a ramen spot.

Ramen Sora is still my number 1 ramen spot in the entire city and my earlier review was 6 years ago, so I'm extremely happy that the quality of food, the amazing experience overall is still highly recommended. The service is impeccable with the staff knowing their recommendations well as well as new additions and changes to the menu and definitely worth dining in, despite the sometimes long wait. The ambiance is still very chill and casual that feels authentic and comfortable. A personal favorite of mine is the Chashu Ramen with miso broth but honestly I haven't encountered anything on the menu I didn't enjoy. Creamy melon soda is a must have.

Food (5/5): this was my first time trying Ramen Sora and it was one of the best ramen places I've had in Las Vegas! I had the spicy umami ramen (2 star spice level) and it was just the right amount of heat and food for me. The broth was very flavorful and the toppings were very umami, especially at a good price point too. Service (5/5): we had a party of about 9 people and the service was incredibly fast and friendly. Our food came out in just a few minutes, even when we came around a busier lunch time. Ambiance (5/5): the parking lot and interior of the restaurant are small, but the place seems to make it work with a fast turnover rate of customers

On our trip to Las Vegas.We were craving some quality ramen noodles.We came across this place.So we gave it a try.It wasn't that bz so we were seated with no wait.When we entered the establishment we were greeted in Japanese.!.Wow I didn't expect It!..felt like I was Japan..I liked it!.So the establishment was clean,inviting n nice.The staff was very nice,friendly,greeted us with a smile n service was good!.After ordering n receiving our drinks.My girl friend got the Basic ramen Shio (Sea salt) n I got the large spicy ramen Miso (soy bean).Then a side order of the Otsumamai platte.The noodles were firm the broth had a nice taste to it.My ramen wasn't too spicy at all it was just right.My girl friend enjoyed her ramen as well.The Otsumamai was a perfect addition to our meal.I glad we came here.When back in Las Vegas we will definitely be stopping here..

Such a flavorful bowl of ramen! The broth was rich and velvety. The noodles were perfectly al dente. It had a very peppery note and might have been a tad spicy for my young kids, but they still said it was yummy and ate it all. Can't wait to come back and eat here again next time we're in vegas!

Fast, delicious, highly recommend for anyone looking to try some good ramen. The waitress was very attentive and kind. All in all, will be back!

Ramen sora in the Chinese district of Las Vegas is an excellent choice if you're looking for high-quality Ramen or fried rice and noodle entrées. The service is excellent. They are quick to see you and take care of your table. They are also on top of it when you're in need of Adding more items to your order or refreshing your drink. The ambience is very simple with concrete floors and community table type seating with a few individual seating tables. We got the Takontsu Ramen along with the potstickers and shrimp fried rice. The food was excellent and I would definitely return on another visit to Vegas.

HANDS DOWN BEST RAMEN IN THE CITY!!!! Beware if you are coming here this is a small restaurant so they only seat about 20 people at a time :( wait times can be long during the cold winters. It may vary. My favorite here is the spice miso ramen!!! So rich and flavorful I could have the broth on its own over rice!!! Not to mention the prices here are affordable about 10-15$ a ramen bowl depending what you get! Service is quick and staff is super friendly. Can't wait for winter times here!

Dilapidated setting and poor service. Basic miso ramen with black garlic oil on the side: 6/10. This soup arrived with about 1/2 an inch of oil on top. It was a decent flavored broth, but still disappointing given the hype from locals.

Phenomenal little place on the outskirts. Not large on the inside, but enough seats with 40-50. Menu is simple, 5-6 ramen choices, and 8-10 appetizer choices. I went with the chashu (pork belly) for an appetizer and it was perfectly braised. The spicy ramen had a deep flavor, spicy but not over the top. The noodles had a great firmness to them. Overall, this felt like a small ramen joint, not far from the joints in Japan. Will definitely be back!

5 Star for service. 3 star for food. First time here. Located in Chinatown. Not in a strip mall. It's a stand alone building. Lots of FREE Parking. Came here because of the late night hours. It was a Saturday night after midnight. We got seated right away and checked out the menu. We got Miso Ramen but broth was disappointing. No dashi or miso flavor and full of oil. The server brought a bowl of Shio broth which was a little better. The noodles were thick, chewy and not over cooked. The Gyoza and Pork Fried Rice was Ok. Service was good and Staff is friendly.

Sora has always been a go to spot for me! Their service is always so quick and their food is consistently good! I got the gyzo which had good flavorful the spicey ramen with butter, it has the perfect spice, soup base and the broth is so flavorful! Would definitely recommend trying when you're in Vegas

Ramen: Great but not the best The noodles are mid quality but does the job. The broth is delicious and clean with just the amount of oil and flavor. Meat is tender and yummy :) It's nothing mind blowing but we were in the neighborhood and everywhere else was busy LOL They accommodated our party of 11 when almost no other place in the area could because it was EDC weekend lolol. Service was great and so friendly so we really really appreciate it a lot.

The place is a bit small and the parking can be a bit hard to find. I ordered the spicy ramen with the miso broth. It was good but I was a bit in pain to enjoyed it. The services was quick and the ambiance was casual.

Noodle date night! The Seating was quick. The waiter was helpful and suggested that we could order extra soup (broth). I'm a lover of the shoyu broth and all the extras. Hubby loves the noodles. I ordered extra pickled ginger and the tamago. Yum! We especially enjoyed the garlic edamame. We ordered it twice. Wrapped up our date with an order of strawberry mochi. 2 pieces were perfect to share. The servers were attentive. The music was groovy and the bathroom was a single locked for one at a time, clean, and it includes a changing table inside. This is a fun and yummy spot to hit when in the mood for ramen, as long as you are not looking for gorgeous ambience. The decor is nothing to write home about. The parking lot is nice and easy compared to larger complexes it had enough open spots to park and we didn't have to stress about finding a spot. All around great spot. For couples or for parties of 10 it looks like there was plenty of room. Will come again for sure. I recommend.

Hey Yelpers! Stopped in here for a late dinner as winter is perfect ramen weather. We ordered the garlic edamame and some chashu ramen with the shoju broth. The edamame were so good we ordered a second order. They had an excellent slightly garlic with what seemed like a hint of smoky flavor. We really enjoyed them. The ramen was nice. One nice thing they have here is the option to order more broth. My wife loves the broth and I love the noodles, so we ordered her some extra broth and shared a bowl. She also order some extra ginger and an egg. It was just right for the two of us. As for the service, they are very nice. We rarely had to wait for anything. It's just a great little ramen shop. We'd come back, especially since they are open late. Give them a try !

Excellent ramen at Ramen Sora. We were promptly greeted and seated at this cozy establishment. Remember, you're coming here for great ramen and attentive service, and not for fine dining. The gyoza were perfectly lightly pan fried, and fresh. My colleague ordered a Mini Curry Bowl which was like a hearty beef curry stew w rice. Very good. We each had a ramen bowl, and I can vouch for the Spicy Ramen being fantastic! I achieved the goal of avoiding my routine, usual establishments in LV. Happy to add Ramen Sora to my option list.

The prices are really affordable, and both the fried rice and ramen were pretty good. But for some reason, after eating their Spicy Umami, my stomach felt uncomfortable for the rest of the day.

Mood: Hidden Gem When you want to eat good and on a budget this is a GO TO. Don't even have to be on a budget it's really good FOOD! The servers are cute for sure. Attentive and patient. Food: Gyoza 10/10: that crispy edge was perfect. Really tasty Spicy pork fried rice: 10/10 i wanted MORE. It was highlight of the meal especially once i ate it with my ramen broth. So good Ramen: Spicy Umami 10/10: talk about spice and delicious. Had a great combo of flavor and noodle combo. Can easily eat here once a week. Especially after a pool day. Was filling.

We started off strong with chashu pork bowl and gyoza that were both delicious. Spicy pork fried rice was fair. Ramen was a big miss for me-- but more on that soon. Service is speedy and attentive. Ambiance is cute and cozy. Free parking. Prices were fair. ***However, when you walk in, the restaurant is distinctly pungent-- in a swiney/unappetizing kind of way. (I did see that the dining room was full and read many great things online, so we stayed the course.) The ramen broth and pork are malodorous. This is a one and done visit for me; I peeked at some other reviews after my visit and it appears that the smell has been a concern for years. I feel a little led astray by the online fanfare, but you never really know until you try.

This review is for the food only. The service was good, and the ambiance was decent. Being from San Francisco, we might be a bit biased since we're spoiled with a lot of great dining options. I decided to bring my family here to try a new ramen spot after seeing its high ratings on both Yelp and Google. I was specifically looking for an authentic Japanese ramen experience, and this place seemed promising. Unfortunately, after trying it, I found it to be far from authentic. In my opinion, this would be a place to consider only as a last resort, not for anyone seeking authentic ramen. Based on this experience, I won't be returning for ramen here. That said, the service was good, and the staff were friendly.

This place is always amazing!!! I will forever recommend, the prices are reasonable and the portions are big! I always enjoy every experience I have here, the staff are awesome! The staff are all friendly, tentative and service is quick! This place is small and definitely a hidden gem in Chinatown. I will always be back!

I heard good things about this ramen spot and finally got a chance to try it. I got the spicy miso ramen and it was very good. The pork was very tender, broth nice and rich, and noodles tasted good. I was very impressed and thought it had a perfect spice level. I also tried the gyoza appetizer which were super tasty. This is definitely a top contender for me as best Ramen in town.

Everything was incredible! Small restaurant so add your self to the wait list. Lots of options to try. Dumplings were very flavorful, perfectly fried. Garlic edamame had lots and lots of garlic. The noodles and broth both make this ramen so flavorful it's a must have when in the Las Vegas area!

Finally getting around to writing this review (Couldn't find the name lol). I had them back in July. It's dimly lit which actually enhanced the vibe and wasn't bothersome. I had the Chashu Ramen with extra spicy meat and a side of chicken gyoza, water for the drink. The serving size of the Ramen was nice, I would consider it to be large. Both were amazing and I actually finished the entire bowl. The service was faster than I've seen in most places. I'd return and I recommend you try it!

My favorite Ramen spot in Las Vegas. Been coming here for many years and still hits the spot. The miso broth is my favorite and the chashu is always tender and delicious. There's ample parking. Food and service is always good.

I had to swing by since I was back in Vegas! Ramen Sora on Mountain Spring Road near Chinatown is my go to ramen spot when I visit. The parking lot is small so you may have trouble during busy times. The restaurant itself is on the smaller side, seating about 25-30 at a time. I got a basic ramen that I supersized for an additional $2.85. While it is certainly bigger than a regular portion, it is still easily able to be finished with room for other dishes. The ship broth is light and ideal for my tastes. The chashu is delicious and melts in your mouth. The noodles are a perfect texture, not too chewy. The pork fried rice is superb, though it has fallen victim to shrinkflation over the past year. The flavor remains incredible though, with the egg and pork pairing nicely. The gyoza were not as good as I remember, the flavor was there but they weren't crispy as they were previously. Despite a long wait, the food was ready rather quickly after we placed our order. Make sure you get on the waitlist beforehand because it can get crowded. Overall, delicious ramen and side dishes. I will absolutely visit so long as I'm in the area.

This is a small ramen restaurant with various flavorful ramen options! Its location in Chinatown is pretty central and has good parking options. Here's the thing - it looks like nothing special. Even the tables and chairs are your basic metal/wood/vinyl stuff. But this only highlights the food more. Worth the trip.

I'm not a ramen type of girl since most are pork-based but I'm glad nowadays some ramen stores do sell vegetarian ramen and this one does. Ramen Sora is located in Vegas and seems like this place has been around for a long time. This place was pretty packed so we had to wait around 20 minutes to get seated. Once we ordered it was pretty quick to come to our table. I liked my veggies ramen but I wish they had more green in here and maybe also have a few pieces of nori like the other ramen ones.

My oldest nephew saw this place while we eating at a deli a couple days before. I did not expect the interior to be small as it is a stand alone building. It's small and there was was eight of us so we had to waited a bit. They had to push two table together. You can check in online to see how long the wait it. I did check us in online but we had the wait because we had such a large group. We were hungry as we walked the strip before arriving here. We ordered the Edamame, Seared Premium Pork Chashu, Deluxe Sora Ramen, friend gyoza and Chashu Ramen. Everything came very quickly after we ordered. Everything we ordered was delicious and well flavor; the ramen broth had a good depth to it. I did have a Starbucks outside that I was almost done drinking but not yet and the server told me that we can't have outside drink and they would hold it for me. The husband was slightly annoyed with this so he just drank all of it before she took it away. Other than that everything tasted delicious and the price was very reasonable.

Been coming here for many years but my first review today. Came here with 4 others. Ordered 4 bowls of ramen. 2 pork fried rice. Pork gyoza. And vegetable gyoza. Ramen is always perfectly cooked. And their fried rice is one of my favorites, very similar to the way that they make it in Tokyo. Price is very reasonable. Only been to a couple of other ramen places in LV, and this is still my favorite. Usually long lines at normal lunch and dinner so you have to account for that.

Got the #1 miso based. Portion size were decent. I came for lunch and didn't have to wait. I enjoyed the flavors that seemed to blend well overall. However nothing set it over the top for five stars. Solid Ramen joint.

Been here numerous times, but finally leaving a review. We normally get the Shoyu broth, but we wanted to try something else. We had the Basic Ramen & Chashu Ramen, both with Miso broth. It was delicious, however fyi, it is on the peppery side and was a bit spicy. My wife didn't like it, so our server offered a plain broth to dilute it. We also had the Mini Chashu Bowl, which was awesome! My daughter finished the whole thing, and for just $4.50, it's a deal. We also had the Gyoza too. They offer Sapporo draft beer. The interior can be crammed when its busy, which it normally is. Most of the tables seat only 4. If you have a big group, there is one large table in the middle that can seat 10+. FYI if you're at that large table & your group is small, you might share the table with other families. Our server Mariah was very friendly and courteous. We'll be back.

Ramen Sora was my first real ramen experience years ago and they stand alone! The best Miso based ramen, so creamy, so tasty and flavorful. I have to thank my fellow Yelp buddy Heather for introducing me to Ramen Sara and popping my cherry a long time ago! I have tried many other ramen joints in town but they just don't compare or provide that delicious taste in my mouth.

We have been eating here over 5+ years. The ramen is hands down the best. We have tried other places and nothing compares to Ramen Sora. The staff always recognizes of and knows our order and even that my husband uses a fork. The spicy ramen miso, garlic edamame and seared pork charsui are our dine-in orders. We will also get a spicy fried rice and seared pork charsui to-go. The rice and pork reheat well and a great late night snack. The music is wide range and lively. Plenty of seating and the food comes out quickly which usually makes your wait less than 10 minutes during peak hours.