Ramen Sora

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!

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!

Delicious! My partner and I both enjoyed our ramen bowls. Meats were tender and broths were flavourful - tasted just as good as the ramen we’ve had in Japan.

I was here on 10/12. Came with my best friend. I wanted to try ramen that wasn't made with Top Ramen. It was a bit busy but we were seated within 10 minutes or so. We just got their miso ramen (first time so we kept it basic), gyoza and pork fried rice. The ramen was excellent, the gyoza were very tasty, but what blew me away was their fried rice. That fried rice was, by far, the best I ever had. I would eat that all day every day. The ramen was 4.6 out of 5, the gyoza 4.8 out of 5 and the rice 6 out of 5. Highly recommend this place. Will definitely be back.

For anyone craving an authentic and affordable bowl of ramen in Las Vegas, Ramen Sora should be at the top of your list. It delivers on flavor, quality, and price—proving that great ramen doesn’t have to come with a hefty price tag. Whether you’re a ramen enthusiast or just looking for a satisfying meal, this spot is well worth a visit.

Overall, a great experience. I ordered the miso base with the Ramen because waitress said it was the most popular but really wasn’t what my palette is accustomed to. That said the food was good, service was excellent, and it’s a neat place to have a meal. Very limited seating so don’t be surprised. If you get stuck at a table with people you don’t know. They stay open late, definitely worth a try if you’re out and about in Vegas late at night.

Super fast service waited less than two minutes to be seated. (For a party 3) Deluxe, Sara Rahman with corn butter noodles tasted a little funny but still good. Chashu bowl Both a little over cooked just tasted burnt finally they have the melon cream soda, said they didn’t have any other time I would ask.

SORA Ramen in Las Vegas is a haven for ramen enthusiasts, offering an authentic Japanese dining experience that transports you straight to the streets of Tokyo. From the moment you enter, you are embraced by the warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the stage for an exceptional meal. The star of the show at SORA Ramen is, undoubtedly, their ramen. Each bowl is a masterpiece of flavor and texture, meticulously crafted to provide an authentic taste of Japan. For those seeking variety, SORA Ramen offers a range of ramen options, each with its unique twist. The shoyu ramen, with its clear and savory soy-based broth, offers a lighter but equally delicious alternative. The miso ramen, enriched with fermented bean paste, delivers a robust and hearty flavor that is sure to satisfy. Vegetarian options are also available, ensuring that every guest can enjoy a bowl of ramen tailored to their taste. In conclusion, SORA Ramen in Las Vegas is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Japanese ramen. The dedication to quality, flavor, and authenticity is evident in every bowl, making it a standout destination for ramen lovers. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, SORA Ramen promises a dining experience that is both memorable and satisfying. Highly recommended! 06-23-24