Ramen Tatsu

We had lunch at Ramen Tatsu with a family member who lives here as we were in the area. ATMOSPHERE: Located in a strip mall. Inside is very homely with a few tables and booths. PARKING: Plenty of free parking. MENU: Ramen in 9 broths, rice dishes, Japanese style apps. Beer, wine & sake. FOOD: Gyoza (6 pcs) I didn’t care for the filling as it had an unusual taste that even the dipping sauce couldn’t remedy. Skins could’ve been seared more as well. Pass. Fried Rice Wow, this was really good! It looked and tasted like jasmine rice as it wasn’t super starchy. The dark hue gave way to a bold, savory flavor that coated every grain, with bits of pork & egg mixed in. Highly recommended. Shoyu Ramen I had high hopes for this but the broth was so bland and lifeless. Their thick noodles are pretty thin and not eggy in flavor which is what I prefer. Half of a seasoned egg was textbook gooey but was served chilled. Chashu slices were thin and mainly fat. Pass. Tsukemen The spouse didn’t read the description well and ended up ordering the tonkotsu instead as he hates fish/bonito flavor. I had a few bites and thought it was okay. The broth was a little fishy but super oily as I guess that’s how tsukemen bowls are. I’m not a dipping noodle fan so my expertise on it is nil. SERVICE: Everyone was sweet, friendly and very welcoming. OVERALL: Killer fried rice and friendly service.

First time in this place and their ramen was so delicious! Staff was friendly, service was fast and efficient. We ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen, Shoyu Ramen and Gyoza. We loved it! Highly recommended and will definitely go back.

The tonkotsu deluxe ramen brought me straight back to Japan. Very authentic flavours! And the deluxe is MASSIVE, just an epicly huge amount of food. Added medium spice -- it has a fairly good amount of kick, so beware of going any hotter! Service was very attentive and friendly. And I appreciated that the owner, Wayne, made the time to chat about Japan and his business. Highly recommended!

My Japanese friend introduced me to this ramen shop. Their ramen flavors are as delicious as what I had in Japan, totally authentic! All other dishes are also tasty and their price is reasonable. The service is great and friendly for a cozy family restaurant. I strongly recommend Ramen Tatsu!!

Went for early dinner. Friendly staff and fast service. The takoyaki is so light, the tako wasa is a must try and the ramen is so good.

Ramen Tatsu is a must-visit for any ramen lover in Vegas! Their noodles are perfectly cooked, with a firm bite and a soft, chewy texture. The broth is rich and flavorful, with just the right amount of umami. And the toppings are fresh and plentiful. The Gyoza had a great sear, and tasted wonderful. The service at Ramen Tatsu is also top-notch. The staff is friendly and attentive, and they are always happy to answer any questions you have about the menu. The only downside to Ramen Tatsu is that it can get a bit cramped, especially during peak hours. But even with the crowds, it's still a worthwhile experience. Overall, I highly recommend Ramen Tatsu. It's one of the best ramen restaurants in Vegas, and I can't wait to go back again soon!

We sat down very quickly despite it being lunch rush, and the curry beef portion was huge! The waitresses made sure we always were taken care of. And I have to recommend the fried rice.

We were on the hunt for a new ramen spot to try in Las Vegas. This place popped up in our list of places to try. The service here is great. I enjoyed the fried rice here and gyoza. My friends had the tsukenmen and they enjoyed it. My noodles were great but I prefer a broth that's a little more salty than what I had. It was still good and probably healthier for me but I was looking for something similar to other places I have gone. Overall it was still a great experience here and I would come back.

I'm would like to reiterate the awesomeness of this place. I literally come here a lot. What a beautiful atmosphere and delicious menu. I cannot tell you how much I enjoy the service here. They are traditional and welcoming with grace and delicacy to the art of great Japanese dishes and vibe. I haven't been to Japan yet. It's a dream. But when I come here, to hear the voices of conversation in other language and expression brings great joy to me. What a beautiful place in an incredible location of such brilliancy in the heart of Las Vegas. DOMO ARIGATO

We had lunch at Ramen Tatsu with a family member who lives here as we were in the area. ATMOSPHERE: Located in a strip mall. Inside is very homely with a few tables and booths. PARKING: Plenty of free parking. MENU: Ramen in 9 broths, rice dishes, Japanese style apps. Beer, wine & sake. FOOD: Gyoza (6 pcs) I didn't care for the filling as it had an unusual taste that even the dipping sauce couldn't remedy. Skins could've been seared more as well. Pass. Fried Rice Wow, this was really good! It looked and tasted like jasmine rice as it wasn't super starchy. The dark hue gave way to a bold, savory flavor that coated every grain, with bits of pork & egg mixed in. Highly recommended. Shoyu Ramen I had high hopes for this but the broth was so bland and lifeless. Their thick noodles are pretty thin and not eggy in flavor which is what I prefer. Half of a seasoned egg was textbook gooey but was served chilled. Chashu slices were thin and mainly fat. Pass. Tsukemen The spouse didn't read the description well and ended up ordering the tonkotsu instead as he hates fish/bonito flavor. I had a few bites and thought it was okay. The broth was a little fishy but super oily as I guess that's how tsukemen bowls are. I'm not a dipping noodle fan so my expertise on it is nil. SERVICE: Everyone was sweet, friendly and very welcoming. OVERALL: Killer fried rice and friendly service.

Ramen Tatsu has quickly become my favorite ramen spot in Las Vegas! I went for the Tonkatsu Ramen, and it was absolutely fantastic. The noodles were perfectly cooked with just the right bite--firm and satisfying. The chashu was rich, smokey, and so tender, and it really elevated the dish. But the broth? Easily the best I've had in Vegas. It was rich, flavorful, and not too salty. I also love that they let you control the spiciness of the broth. I went with the spicy option, and it was just the right level of heat for me--definitely a nice touch for spice lovers. The service was quick and friendly. The staff was super accommodating, and even though it's a smaller space, they seemed to handle larger groups easily. Plus, there are TVs around the place to catch a game while you eat, which is a nice bonus. All in all, this is now my go-to ramen spot in Vegas. If you're a ramen fan, this place is a must-try

We like it a lot I will say one of the best Ramen noodles in USA Clean, great customer service

If I could give this place 10 stars I would! My husband and I went to Vegas last month and decided we would try some gems off the strip to eat at. On our first day there we came here. We were greeted by very friendly staff and the wait was only about 5-10 minutes before we were seated. The decor in the restaurant is very cute and has a comforting feel to it. My husband and I both ordered the tonkotsu ramen - I got medium spicy with chicken and he got regular with the chashu pork. Both were epic! The broth alone you can tell that is something that is cooked all day long because it was full of flavor, and it definitely had you wanting to eat more. Every time we go to Vegas now we always make sure to stop by and eat here during the trip.

We happened upon this place after we got some matcha parfait at a nearby establishment. We had just arrived in Las Vegas and was ready for some dinner. This was a small place, it didn't look like much from the outside but inside felt cozy but definitely busy. Service was good - wait staff were helpful with answering questions. Food was awesome!! I opted for the pork over rice instead of ordering ramen and no regrets! It was so flavorful - I think it was pretty much my favorite meal while in Las Vegas. Check them out!!

I've been here several times throughout my college years, and I've never not enjoyed coming here. It's a very solid and affordable casual dinner choice. It's a rather small eatery with a cozy vibe, and the service is casual but kind. Over the years, it's been not their ramen that has won my semi-regular visits, but their other dishes. Even though their ramen *is* really good. Specifically, I would love to highlight their Pork Chasiu bowl and their beef bowl. The meat in both dishes are melt in your mouth tender and plenty flavorful. The small size, being an affordable $9, is well filling. I love to order extra eggs, even though they are meant for ramen. I always leave feeling well satisfied, and though it may not be the fanciest of meals, it's a damn good deal for damn good flavor.

So glad we tried Ramen Tatsu! It's a small place that packs a huge punch in your tastebuds! GETTING SEATED: We walked in on a Sunday evening (6pm-ish). It was pretty full but we were lucky enough to be seated right away in the only available table, which was a booth (score!). SERVICE/STAFF: Service was quick. Staff was super friendly. There wasn't a moment that the staff wasn't checking in with you making sure you had what you needed and are enjoying everything. THE FOOD: We ordered ramen and it was so delicious! The broth was as creamy as can be and the noodles cooked to perfection. I love that they serve powdered green tea matcha, not bagged. If you like ceremonial matcha, you'll love their matcha here. PARKING: Parking was PACKED. But be patient because this place is worth it. This is a high vibration place and it translates in the people, food, ambiance, and customers.

We visited Ramen Tatsu on a Saturday afternoon. I had seen this place featured by a local food influencer so I was excited to try it out. We ordered the tonkatsu shoyu ramen, miso ramen, and takoyaki. Food arrived quickly and the staff was friendly. The takoyaki was tasty and the noodles in the ramen were a good texture but both broths were disappointed. The miso broth tasted only of garlic and was missing some of the deeper umami flavors that I typically expect from miso broth. The tonkatsu shoyu was the most disappointing though. Based on the video we saw, we know that this establishment finishes their tonkatsu with beef tallow but we did not find that to be a welcome change to the broth. It rendered the broth more gamey and it distracted from the other flavors. We probably won't be returning because there are an abundance of ramen restaurants and this one just wasn't it.

7 years and I've probably been to Ramen Tatsu more than any other restaurant in Vegas. If I want ramen, I only want to go to Ramen Tatsu. And true to my first review, the curry ramen is still the crown jewel here, along with their deliciously spicy options. I've had curry ramen elsewhere, and it's always that thick, curry udon sort of broth. Way too heavy. This broth is light, it must just use curry powder and not a roux. It's so damn good. I dabble between the Spicy and the Jigoku Entry Level. One leaves me wanting more and one makes me cry. It's the most satisfying bowl of ramen you can have in Las Vegas. Another highlight that mustn't be overlooked is their cold summer noodles that are only available in the summer. I recommend the sesame or spicy sesame sauce. The big league move is to get the curry ramen for dine in then take the cold noodles to go for the next day. I swear one of the greatest joys of my life is sitting in one of Ramen Tatsu's booths, anticipating a bowl of curry ramen. Top that off with a cold Asahi beer on draft and you're in heaven. Ramen Tatsu has gotten a lot more shoutouts over the years but its further distance from the main Chinatown drag seems to make sure it's never too packed. Anyone who knows good food in Vegas knows this particular strip mall is full of winners though, and Ramen Tatsu is no different. Long live Ramen Tatsu! King of ramen in Las Vegas.

Today I came here with my teenage son and boy he has an appetite!! We each ordered Spicy Sesame Cold Noodles, and then we shared a Katsu Curry. Everything was so delicious as usual and we ate them all!!!!

Pretty good food! Ambiance was good, loved the interior design of the restaurant. I got the curry and my friend got the ramen. I wasn't too keen on either of them, though the tonkatsu was really good. I didnt know the curry had chunks of beef in it or something, i would have preferred without that but it was still delicious. My friend enjoyed her ramen and let me try it, it was delicious. Service was quick and friendly, i look forward to eating there again

If you're looking for a quality ramen spot, check out Ramen Tatsu. It's located off the strip tucked away in a plaza filled with other restaurants. The ramen was delicious, felt like I was in Japan again. The noodles tasted homemade and the broth was perfect. The karaage was light and not oily at all. Gyoza was crispy on the outside and overall tasty. Service was super friendly and quick. Hope to come back soon!

My gosh, haven't had this place in years and I REGRET NOT COMING IN SOONER! EASILY, my favorite ramen in Las Vegas! As a local, I really do avoid this plaza because parking is so horrid, so it's been a while. But enduring the bad parking or parking across the street to walk over is so worth it. My tsukemen ramen was heaven. I loved their tsukemen ramen! Noodles are so chewy and perfectly thick to absorb the soup. I also liked how I can customize the spice level to it. I got medium and it was perfect! More than just a kick and a whole lot of flavor. We also ordered the curry, which was also flavorful! It was perfect to share for two since we both got our own ramens as well.

After trying tsukemen in Japan for the first time, I've been craving it ever since. While it is impractical, yet tempting, to fly all the way to Japan just to go to my go-to spot, I was delighted to find that there were plenty of tsukemen options in Vegas. The tsukemen at Ramen Tatsu is good but leaves a lot to be desired. The broth itself was very flavorful, but it had a layer of fat/oil at the top that was a bit hard to look at. While it's definitely a part of the broth, if it was better emulsified I would have liked to enjoy it together with the broth for added decadence. For that reason, this review is technically a 4.5/5. The noodles seemed to be homemade as far as I can tell and were deliciously bouncy, chewy, and very hearty. My wife had their miso ramen which I, of course, taxed a bit from her. It was one of the best miso ramen's I've had in Vegas. So I definitely will be back for their regular ramen, but hope that they find a way of emulsifying the fishy oil with the broth in their tsukemen.

Great food, awesome and delightful service! Ambiance was very inviting! Took the previous reviews in consideration and this place definitely lives up to the expectations. Plus the prices were very reasonable. If you look to try Ramen please come and try it here!!

Noodles are great and the broths are perfectly brothed if it that makes sense and the owner Wayne is a good guy, he will take his time to talk w/ his customers and ask how you doing! Excellent service the waitress are always happy to see you come in after you've finished your meal always attentive to your need.

Walking in, the atmosphere is cute, it reminds me of a small or family run business. The food was underwhelming. The broth wasn't as flavorful as I would've liked it to be. I enjoy spicy food, but always get a step down when trying a new place to really check out the flavors, but the spice level here overpowered the broth. I'd recommend asking for spice on the side so you can try out the flavors a bit more. The pork was amazing though, flavor was 100/10. We also ordered gyoza which was really good, so was the dipping sauce for it. The macrons were mixed. My friend liked the strawberry one, but I wasnt a crazy about mine purely because the shell was very hard compared to most I've had. Services was really good and fast. Our server offered extra options and suggested the gyoza. The food also came out quickly. 4/10, it wasn't bad, but I probably wouldn't come back here

This is the best ramen I ever had. If you are a spicy ramen lover you need to try the spicy miso. The spicy miso would be my death row meal. Also the customer service is always 10/10 This ramen straight HEAAAT

Best beef bowl I've ever had!!!! 100/10 It was flavored and textured perfectly. The tonkotsu ramen was good, would give it a 7.8/10. Less than $12 and portion size is good. The cha shu was really tender and flavored well. Would definitely be back.

This place is amazing! Small intimate restaurant and there was one server who did a great job with everyone. She really kicks ass I got the Spicy miso ramen and added egg. Was so delicious! We also ordered the japanese fried chicken. Seriously the best I've ever had. And the seaweed salad? Chef's kiss. Was super cold, crunchy and super yummy I will definitely be back!

Late night ramen grindz! I've noticed that in Vegas ramen joints are tiny and always packed! This place was no exception. Waited about 15 minutes. Once inside service quick and friendly. Had some Tonkatsu Shoyu Ramen and some other dishes. Order came out fairly quickly and everything was savory and so comforting. I'll let my pictures do the talking! Go try it!

We sat down very quickly despite it being lunch rush, and the curry beef portion was huge! The waitresses made sure we always were taken care of. And I have to recommend the fried rice.

Nestled in a strip mall full of good eats, it's difficult to find parking on peak hours. They have a good selection of ramen/broth styles but only the go Katsu ramen has thin noodles. The rest is thick noodles. Unfortunately the flavor I chose (tonkatsu) lacked flavor. I added black garlic oil and had spicy level 3. But what was very good tho was the karaage curry, tako wasa and takoyaki. We also had the matcha and mango cheesecake (both were frozen solid) but they were very good. I just wish it wasn't frozen like a popsicle. Overall the service was excellent and we only waited 15 min being #7 on the list on a Saturday night.

I'm from Los Angeles and I visited Las Vegas this past weekend. Ramen Tatsu was one of the spots I was looking forward to because I follow them on Instagram. I'll admit, the Tonkotsu ramen was full of flavor and delicious! However, the waitress (a skinny girl with facial piercings) had such a terrible attitude. When I sat down, she didn't smile or greet me; she just handed me the menu and walked away. A few minutes later, she took my order but was visibly annoyed, not even making eye contact. I don't know if she was having a bad day or something. She later brought my food but never checked on me as waitresses usually do. I quickly finished my ramen and just sat there waiting for my check. I tried to wave her down, but she kept avoiding me for some reason. I finally got my check and placed my card down, but she just walked away. Ten minutes later, she came with a card reader and left it at my table without any instructions. While I knew how to use it, that was rude. I inserted my card to pay, and because of her terrible service, I decided not to leave a tip. I think the owners should reevaluate the people they hire. I did enjoy the ramen, but I'll most likely never come back because of this rude waitress.

Service was great, the 2 ladies working were really sweet and helpful. The place wasn't busy at all during lunch on a Sunday either. I always get tonkatsu ramen everywhere I go so I decided to give it a try here. Ok so, the broth had a thick layer of oil and lots of fatty pieces, however there wasn't much flavor at all besides just oil & fat. The portion and everything else was good but the broth really lacked flavor and I got the worst stomachache after.

This ramen spot is small, but it definitely offers food with big flavors. I opted for Tonkotsu Shoyu with an extra egg topping. The portion size was quite generous. The chasiu was tender and the broth was rich and absolutely delicious. We also got Takoyaki and Shrimp Shumai. Both were amazing, especially the Takoyaki -- flavor explosion in every bite! We got the mango cheesecake for dessert, and that was incredible. It was the perfect way to end our meal. Every dish we had here definitely exceeded our expectations. Service was fast, staff was friendly, place was clean, and the prices were reasonable.

Best NOODLES and savory broth. I like the spicy miso with the roasted pork... yummy yum yum The servers there are all helpful if you have questions or requests. Oh, the deep fried oysters and the karaage is super tasty!! This has been a "go to" noodle spot for me and friends

Whenever I feel like Craving Spicy Ramen Mood, this is the spot!! I always end up with this menu, so I cannot gurantee other ramen taste...lol However, this place is authentic Japanese Ramen Spot in Vegas for sure... It's cozy inside. and I often eat here even bymyself... And They don't have a break from 11:30am to 10:00pm(L.O9:30pm) ラスベガスの、日本クオリティーのラーメン。 辛いラーメンが食べたくなると、タツに来たくなり、いつもここに来ると、辛味噌ラーメンをオーダーしてしまいます。 なので、他の味がどうかは分かりませんが、この辛味噌ラーメンは私のお気に入りです。 店内はこじんまりとしていて、1人でも入りやすい。 昼と夜で休憩が無いので来やすいのも有り難いです。

Place was small but luckily we didn't wait too long. Liked the Japanese village decor. Everything we ordered was delicious. We tried the Tonkatsu ramen, Tonkatsu Shoyu ramen, Katsu Curry and Beef bowl. Wish the beef bowl had more beef. It's far from where we live but will be back if we're ever on this side of town again.

Cold rainy night in Vegas so the family decided to have noodles for dinner. We arrived and waited about 20-25 minutes to be seated. Very busy place even on a Monday night! We ordered two spicy miso ramens and a katsu curry! Food came out and the ramen well it had a nice kick to it. Wasn't as spicy but good enough. When the soup is very hot, the spice has more heat to it. Enjoyed this little ramen place. Will probably come back again. Oh and they have the cutest little Japanese house/business displays all around the restaurant! You have to see it!

I visited this restaurant on a recent trip to Vegas and I have mixed feelings about it. First, let me say that the restaurant is nice. The dining area is small, sort of what you would expect from a noodle house or sushi restaurant. It was quiet and clean, and the servers were so pleasant and helpful. The speakers played modern covers of classic songs (one that really stood out was a reggae cover of Stairway to Heaven) which I really enjoyed. Now for the important part: the food. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen with extra noodles, extra chasiu pork, and green onions. The wait for the food was minimal. It arrived pretty quickly, and it was beautiful. The presentation was on point. The taste, however, is why I decided to only give 4 stars for this review. In my opinion, the broth and pork were both a little bland. They could have used a bit more salt or seasoning. Maybe it was my fault for opting out on the kikurage. Perhaps that was supposed to be the seasoning element in the dish. I love my ramen to be simple. Just broth, pork, noodles, and green onion. That being said, I enjoyed the restaurant so much that I would come back and try the ramen again with the kikurage just to see if it would make the difference. In all, I had a wonderful experience eating here and I recommend you give it a try whenever you get the chance. The vibe and service are great, the food looks amazing, but I was left wanting a little more flavor in my ramen. Again, that might have been my fault, but some part of me feels that the broth and pork should have had more seasoning to begin with and not have to rely on toppings/extras to bring the flavor. Update - I was contacted by the restaurant and they kindly suggested that I try the tonkotsu shoyu on my next visit as it should have the flavor I was looking for. I appreciate when businesses care enough about the quality of their food to reply to reviews, and I feel that is even more reason to support this business!

It felt great to find authentic ramen here in Las Vegas! Priced fairly and deep flavored broth that i drank from the bowl. I chose this spot as my annual ramen stop and i was happy. Service was quick but also a bit overbearing with first orders. The place was not packed but the server was constantly asking if we were ready. It was my bday and I simply wanted to take my time and enjoy the setting with my date. Very roomy as far as walking around and navigating the space. I loved the wood decor all around the space as well. I didn't get pics of my ramen sadly, but this desert was the best sweet I've had in months!!

We came here on a recommendation for the best and most spicy ramen. And oh boy did we meet our match! First off, I have to say that the veggie ramen with an add of fresh garlic and butter was amazing!! Wow! It was very hearty and packed with so much flavor! This was the best ramen I have ever had, hands down! We are also impressed by their level of spice here. Two of the people in our party have a ridiculously high spice tolerance and tried to order a 3 for their ramen. Thankfully this wasn't our servers first rodeo, she said she would put the "jigoku" (means hell) sauce on the side and told our friends to add in small bites at a time. We are so glad for that tid bit, because although the ramen was flavorful and they enjoyed the burning sensation on their tongues, around their mouths, and in their bellies, it is safe to say, these folks had finally met their match!! I would say that was mission accomplished! We will certainly be back again!! This is our new favorite spot!!

100% recommend Ramen Tatsu for the food and service. They're fast, make you feel comfortable, and their ramen is authentically delicious. Parking can get packed but it's definitely worth it.

We absolutely love this place! This is our #1 go to spot. My go to order is always tonkatsu ramen, house fried rice, chicken karage and gyoza for the table. The Tonkatsu broth is so nice and creamy with a rich flavor. The chicken karage is nice and crispy. The fried rice was well seasoned and the flavor from the charsu is out of this world. And the gyoza is my favorite bc of the crispy bottom part. The service here is always amazing. The cute Japanese lady who always greets and serves us. The food is always cooked to perfection and comes within less than 10 minutes this place is a nice size inside and is always packed no matter what time you try to go. Inside of the restaurant gives it that nice rural Japanese/ Japan feel with the cute little Knick knacks on the wall and the small tiny villages on the wall. The wooden interior sets the vibes as well. We love ordering there ice cream macaroons after our meal as a sweet treat because it's not to big and not to sweet, but sweet enough to satisfy our sweet tooth craving without overdoing it.

Spectacularly good Hiyashi Chuka. I should have ordered two. Really nice place. Will try the ramen next time.

The first time I stopped by here I thought this place was related to Tatsu Ramen in LA which is one of my favs. I don't think they are related other than the similar name and the food is very different. We've been visiting for many years but I was pleasantly surprised to find their Shoyu Ramen (my favorite Ramen) is pretty legit here and it's one of the best in LV. The broth has a good balance and the noodles complement the broth very well. I also like Tonkotsu Ramen here it's got a good rich broth and it's not overpowering I thought the Gyoza was really good (it looked and tasted like it was homemade). We've tried their beef bowl, curry bowl, the kimchi fried and have to rate it as one of the best compared to other popular Ramen Shops in LV. Next time I'll have Tonkatsu set it must be pretty good if they have it on the menu at a Ramen shop. Overall I'll have to rate this shop as good as any popular Ramen shops in LV.

Incredible service with incredible food!! Oh boy do they do ramen right! Raman broth is delicious, asked for it spicy l(no worries they have mild and plain heat levels as well). Arrive as fast and our service was very helpful in deciding what ramen to order and side dishes. Visited a little after the lunch rush and was in and out within 30 minutes. Great food at an incredible price.

This spot was recommended by one of my buddies who lives in Vegas. It's such a cute little shop with a nice homey mom and pop Japanese vibe. They were showing the football game and basketball game on the TV. Since I came here during the holidays, there were so many Christmas decorations such as little nutcracker dolls. When we first arrived, we were greeted by a really nice waitress. She was very nice with a bubbly personality. She seated us right away and provided us waters right away. It should be noted that we also had a dog in which she accomodated. We ordered the appetizers we ordered the following: - Takoyaki - creamy and savory - Gyoza - tasty and savory - Karage - small in size and wasn't as crispy as I would thought. I had no complaints for these appetizers but they are good for a party of 2-3 people. If you're in a big group such as us, 6 people, I'd suggest ordering 2 of each. I ordered the Tonkotsu Shoyu medium spice ramen with an added egg. I would say that it was a perfect amount of spice! It was delicious overall. The pork was fatty and well cooked. They gave a lot of pork compared to other ramen spots I've been to. It was a pretty good portion for one person but, if you're hungry there's an option to order a larger size. I Would highly recommend this spot and would probably come back in the future.

I've been coming to Ramen Tatsu for the past decade, and it has remained my family's favorite ramen spot in Vegas. I'm happy to see how popular they've grown - and that definitely means we need to show up as soon as they open to beat long wait times! Outside the restaurant, there's a large parking lot that is shared with the other shops/restaurants in the same complex. During peak times (like dinner), it can be super hard to find parking spots - I've parked in nearby lots and walked over a few times. The inside features a cozy interior with a friendly, upbeat atmosphere. The wait staff is faithfully enthusiastic, helpful, and open to questions. As for food: great flavors for great prices. My favorites include the Tonkotsu ramen, Tonkatsu set (add rice to make it a meal!), Takoyaki, Chashu Rice Bowl, and Kimchi Fried Rice. Truth be told though, I've never tried something here that I didn't like. I'm always looking forward to coming back. Thanks, Ramen Tatsu!

Came here for dinner and there was no wait! I was craving tsukemen so I found this spot on Yelp. I also ordered their homemade gyoza which was crispy and delicious! I enjoyed their tsukemen too. The noodles were flat which I thought was interesting but the broth was flavorful and good. I'll come back whenever I have a craving for tsukemen! :)

Service was great and the shio ramen was excellent. Karage was excellent too. Just hated the parking lot. It was almost full and some of the aisles are only open on one side so you have to back up the entire aisle to get out. Went early, around 5:00 on a Saturday night.

I love this place especially because it's an authentic Japanese ramen shop. The service staff that was working was a sweet and delightful older lady that was quick and attentive servicing all the tables by herself. It's a small restaurant but that was fine for us since we had great service and timing when we got there. I forgot to take a picture of the gyoza I ordered but that was good as well. If you're looking to eat traditional Japanese noodles I'd recommend giving them a try for sure

Ramen Tatsu is a ramen joint that has truly mastered the art of crafting great broth, whether you prefer thin or thick noodles. What sets them apart is their impressive array of spiciness levels, offering something for everyone. The service here is top-notch, with friendly greetings and thorough menu explanations. Though seating may be limited, they manage it efficiently, so even if there's a wait, it's absolutely worth it. Ramen Tatsu is a must-visit for ramen enthusiasts looking for an exceptional dining experience.

Small little ramen shop. We waited around 15 mins for a table on a Monday night. Standard ramen restaurant menu. We ordered the tonkotsu ramen and gyoza. Soup base is flavorful and noodle is the thin type. We all enjoyed our hot bowl of ramen. Friendly service. Hard to find parking. We tried several ramen places in the Chinatown area. I like this place the most and the wait is way shorter than the other. Plus reasonable price.

Very good! Service was excellent. Good price, nice atmosphere. Wish the broth was hotter is my only critique.

I don't really leave reviews but this place is a Gem! I was in Vegas as a tourist and I saw someone commenting on Reddit about how good this place is. First sign of a good food is having Japanese people eating. And it didn't disappointed. One of the best ramen I ever ate! Better than those ones we have here in LA. Tsukemen was so flavorful and tasty! Me and my husband loved ! I'm coming back next time I drive to Vegas !!

I was craving some Ramen this afternoon and found this spot. walked in was greeted with friendly waitress. i ordered a Tonkatsu ramen and small fried rice. the food tastes great and place was very clean, ill be back next time!