Shokku Ramen

I’m a big ramen fan, and this is easily one of my favorite spots in Vegas. It’s open 24/7 and located right in the heart of Chinatown. The restaurant is small, clean, and very cozy inside. This time we ordered the fried rice, two build-your-own ramens, and one Shinigami (the spiciest option!). Everything was beyond delicious, with generous portions and great flavor. Something to note- the tofu in the ramen is absolutely amazing! I think it’s the best I’ve ver had- sooooo much flavor!! The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because the black garlic I ordered was left out, and our server didn’t check back for quite a while after dropping off the bowls. That said, I’ve been here multiple times and the food is consistently excellent. Definitely a go-to ramen spot in Vegas!

My husband and I ate here for dinner we got the Gogeta and Surf an Turf ramens both came out hot an fresh. For appetizers we had the Shrimp Pops and Shenron’s Shumai both came out very hot and had so much flavor. Definitely will visit again next trip. Also the sweet tea is perfection ✨

If you leave The Strip to eat at one place, and love ramen and/or oxtails and Birria; you must eat here! Da Oxtail and Gogeta are worth the trip here! Delicious food, awesome service. Ask for the chili oil or just right on the side - worth every savory slurp! 🍜 🎇

Came here for the late night fix as they’re open 24/7 and 10/10 across my board!!! Rudy was my server. As a first timer here I did tell him what I like and allowed him to make suggestions for me which were phenomenal. He’s a really cool guy, but besides his personality, he was super attentive throughout my dinner. Will be returning.

This place is incredible. The service is fast and friendly. We went at lunch on a Saturday and we had our food in front of us in under 20 minutes. They have counter and table seats, and the food is out of this world. The portions are huge, and so so affordable. Our group of 5 ate for $60 and we all were full with a whole extra meal in leftovers. Can’t recommend highly enough. So worth the trip off the strip!

Loved the menu. Da Oxtail ramen was the best! The fried rice and gyoza were delicious. Karage was fire! Prices were ok and staff were great. Raquill the server was nice. I’d totally come back. Plenty free parking which is a Plus.

Late-Night Flavor Bomb with an Anime Twist ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ After a late airport pickup, we wandered into Chinatown and found Shokku Ramen—a cozy, anime-themed gem that was still open (even on a Monday night). The vibe is playful with anime decor, character-themed menu items, and shows playing on the TVs, but the food is what really made this place shine. Between the group, we ordered a mix of pho, fried rice, and a curry rice bowl. Everything came out fresh, hot, and packed with flavor. For a late-night spot, the quality was impressive—and yes, we all somehow found room to devour it. Service was fast, prices were reasonable, and the whole experience felt like the perfect way to wrap up a long travel day. If you’re into bold Asian flavors and a side of anime nostalgia, Shokku Ramen is definitely worth a stop.

Came here for my sister's birthday and it did not disappoint! We were seated pretty quickly and when we told them we had more people coming, they accommodated us right away and pulled up an extra table. The inside was a little dark but not in a bad way. There was anime art all over the walls and you had a view of the kitchen no matter where you were seated. For an appetizer we ordered the Super Saiyan Nachos. The kimchi in it was good quality, the pork belly inside was cooked perfectly and so were the Wonton chips. Gosh it was delicious! We ordered the Ichiraku Ramen and the Gogeta Ramen from the signature ramen options and the Chashu Fried Rice. To be honest, the tonkotsu broth in the Ichiraku Ramen was lack in flavor.. I have had better.. the ramen eggs were made perfect jams, the noodles were great quality, but the pork chashu also laked in depth and flavor and so did the shumai I added to it. It was good but I have had better. The Gogeta Ramen was amazing! The broth in it was as authentic as it gets! I really thought someone's mom was back there making birria! The best was tender and I honestly wish I had gotten it for myself. The chashu fried rice was also very delicious and well made! I definitely recommend this place!

I've been here a few times before and I love trying the bowl of the month and the one I had to night was called "Alakazam", one of the servers named Tyler created it and it's had to be one of the best ive tried so far, he was nice, welcoming and over all awesome. I appreciate he made me and my friends night more special.

Amazing experience! This is the best stop if you want to eat ramen. All the food we ordered are very delicious and it's above beyond expectation. The place and service are excellent! Ambiance is cool and clean too! I would always visit this place whenever I go to Vegas! Best of luck!

This unique ramen concept gives you the ability to pick exactly what you want in your bowl, kind of like ordering boba. The restaurant is amazingly clean considering it is a 24/7 venue. Service is friendly and food came out quickly. I ordered a tonkotsu ramen with yellow noodles, chashu pork, chopped green onions, and bamboo shoots. Interestingly enough I was told the dish comes with chopped wood ear mushrooms, which I found to be delicious but a bit much in quantity in comparison to the rest of the bowl. I enjoyed the thinner yellow noodles and the soup to noodle ratio is ideal.

This ramen spot wasn't originally on our radar, but while in Vegas, I came across their ad on Instagram and was intrigued. Since they're open 24/7, we decided to make it our first meal before heading to a planned dim sum breakfast. We shared the garlic butter mushrooms and the Shinigami ramen (requested non-spicy). Being mushroom lovers, we thoroughly enjoyed the appetizer, which featured a variety of mushrooms and was absolutely delicious. As for the Shinigami ramen, we were blown away by the sheer number of toppings--pork belly, kara-age chicken, eggs, corn, and wood ear mushrooms. There was so much happening in the bowl that the kara-age chicken even came separately on its own plate! It's like a festive "Christmas ramen" you didn't know you needed. I'm so glad we shared it because it was incredibly filling. Here's hoping they open a location in the SGV/LA area soon!

Wow this is officially my favorite Ramen spot in Vegas. Last night I decided to try the Millenium bowl that I saw on Instagram, and also tried the Drowning Gyoza. My boyfriend got his "usual" custom bowl. Once again everything was DELICIOUS. Our server was super sweet and nice, and the food came out quickly. Love this place!

Hands down my favorite place to hit up. You can't beat their deal for taco Tuesday, it's 2 tacos for $1! And the fried rice portions are massive! The service is always friendly and prompt and we love the vibes here! I have never been disappointed with food or service from here!

Portions are HUGE! We came in on a Friday night for 3 and surprisingly did not have to wait. My friend who I came with mentioned it's the best ramen she's tried in Vegas that is closest to Japan. The bowl was delicious but wish there was more broth in comparison to the noodles and toppings included. There was a bit of a wait to get our food but definitely worth it!

I was craving some ramen due to the cold weather and ordered Shokku Ramen after seeing all the great reviews. I ordered the Naruto Ichiraku ramen through DoorDash and it was delivered quickly. The menu prices are slightly higher on DoorDash by about $2 or $3. The ramen was still warm and came with a decent portion size with a healthy heaping of noodles and tonkotsu broth. Unfortunately, the Ichiraku ramen fell short on taste and flavor. The tonkotsu broth tasted bland and watery. The pork chashu was tender but lacked flavor as well. Overall, I was quite disappointed by the lack of flavor and seasoning in a signature ramen bowl. For over $20 a signature bowl, I will not be ordering from Shokku Ramen in the future.

Shokku Ramen is an absolute gem! From the moment I walked in, I was blown away by the vibrant anime-themed decor. The walls were covered in colorful art, and the whole atmosphere felt like stepping into an anime world. It's the perfect spot for anime fans or anyone looking for a fun and unique dining experience. One of the standout features is their birthday month promotion--free ramen! I thought it was such a generous offer, and the variety of ramen options to choose from was amazing. Every bowl looked like a work of art, and the flavors did not disappoint. The ramen was rich, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. It's clear that a lot of thought goes into crafting each dish. The service was just as fantastic as the food. The workers were polite, attentive, and made sure everything was perfect throughout my visit. They were happy to answer questions and recommend options for those unsure of what to order. Shokku Ramen isn't just a meal; it's an experience I'll definitely be coming back for!

The ambiance of this restaurant is quite dark, personally I like it a lot. It was unique compared to many of the spots I've been to around town. It's a big plus this place is open late, I came around 11:30 PM on a Friday night with my brother and we were seated within 5 minutes. I ordered the shinigami, my brother got the oxtail with an order of the drowning gyoza. The gyoza was really good. I'd rate the spice on the shinigami top tier if you want something spicy, but it lacked heavily in flavor and the appearance of the broth after the spice is pretty bad. I tried the oxtail broth as well and I wasn't blown away by the flavor for a $25 bowl of ramen. Especially when comparatively my favorite spots in town all hover around $15. Most of the reviews I read everyone loves the build your own bowl. I'll definitely come back on a late night ramen adventure and try that one next time and see if it's something I like a bit more.

Located off Spring Mountain in the first shopping center with lots of restaurants (so be prepared to look for parking or walk). It was very crowded when we got in but luckily we were still able to be seated right away at the "bar" top area. This is the first ramen place I've seen that has a create your own ramen besides the regular signature ones, I did a create your own with miso broth and it was delicious! The spicy edamame to me was just ok, the vegan rice was good especially with the dumpling sauce. Definitely adding this to my list of favorite ramen places.

This ramen joint is right in Chinatown and has decent vibes. This place was busy but we got in super fast and had a good meal. YELP Tip: if it's your birthday month tell you sever and your customized ramen bowl is on them. The customize/make your own ramen is great. You pick the broth, protein, noodle, veggies and spice. The spices come in a Jell-O shot container which is spot on...then you can add as you see fit. Be careful the hot goes a long way. Big portion and was good. The November special, with heat just added and then add a small dab of the hot chili sauce is on point. It had steak, Bok choy, scallions and yellow noodles in bone marrow broth. The extra heat made it even better.

As a huge ramen fanatic, I just couldn't resist the chance to check out a new ramen spot while I was in Las Vegas! While looking online I stumbled upon Shokku Ramen in Chinatown, so we decided to stop in for dinner since they had great reviews! Everything we tasted was incredible! We ordered edamame that was seasoned just right with a nice spicy kick, and the gyoza... oh my goodness, so delicious! The service was great and even though it's a small space they make up for it with their flavors!! My ramen was to die for; the broth was bursting with flavor, and the tofu was cooked perfectly. My cousin ordered the pork fried rice and couldn't stop raving about how perfect it was! If you haven't ventured into Chinatown yet, you're in for such a treat. Seriously, you could go there every week for a year and still find a new place to try!

It is no accident that this place has such phenomenal reviews. We stopped by on the way to Arizona for a quick lunch and so glad we did! The ramen is amazing and the service is fantastic. You can customize whichever way you like and the portions are huge. We got the sauted mushrooms appetizer which was a bit lackluster but the ramen more than made up for that. Highly recommend making a stop here if you are in the area.

This is where the ramen will hit the spot. The wife and I have been to this place a few times and every time we leave feeling satisfied. The dining area is small and difficult to get a spot when they are busy. But if you like ramen you will like this place. They also have a number of delicious appetizers. It seems that the prices have gone up from the last time we were here though.

Delicious 24/7 ramen house that is perfect for friends hangouts especially late at night when everything else is closed Pros - great service and delicious food. The shokku tacos are amazing. Awesome karage as well. Great variety of apps ramen and rice. There is a shinigami challenge which is 3 portions of normal ramen and ghost pepper sauce. I got the non-spicy shinigami challenge which is essentially 3 orders of normal ramen placed into 1 bowl Cons - none! Definitely check this place out any time of the day. If you are hungry and can handle extreme spice, then do the shinigami challenge

Parking the worst here. It was kinda busy we sat at the bar. There's options where you can get the signature or build your own. I builded my own I wish I would've added more items lol. I got the tonkotsu, with shoyu eggs, chashu, corn and no green onion and crispy garlic with the green sauce. It was flavorful . I wished they would've cut the meat a little I had to asked for a plate and knife. The wall has anime decors.

Came here around midnight and it is a plus that it's open 24/7. And glad it's off the strip so don't have to worry about paying for parking. We were both very hungry and glad that the ramen we got came out quick. We also got the kimchi rice which was good and honestly better than ramen we shared. Been to so many ramen places in OC and LA so have had my fair share of ramen. The ramen was alright, not spicy , but you can ask for spicy which does help bump it up. The service was great so that's always good. The inside is what's cool about it, they have anime playing and the inside just feels a bit different than other ones. Does kind of feel like the interior has been abused a lot . Makes sense since it's by Vegas and open all day so , imagine the type of people they get. I'm on the fence on coming back. Just depends on who I'm in Vegas with and of course where I'm at in Vegas when I'm in the mood for ramen. If I'm close and it's late , sure I'll swing by. Plus like I said them showing anime (I'm not even an anime fan) and some of the decor is cool and makes it stand out somewhat. So would come back depending on the circumstances , when I'm in the mood for ramen.

I like that you can customize your own ramen bowl. I ordered the Tonkotsu with egg, chasu pork, corn, mushroom, and green onions. Eggs were cooked just right, chasu pork was soft and tender, and the Tonkotsu broth was flavorful. We also go the chicken and mini tacos. Surprisingly, it was taco Tuesday so it was only $1! The decoration and ambiance is really nice! I wished there was an option to pay by card. When they gave me the bill, the only option was to scan and use Apple Pay (which I didn't want to but had to sign up to pay).

Everyone knows I love Shokku! Every time I go I order the exact same thing. Maybe next time I'll try something different. Service is always nice. & I love that on your birthday you receive a free bowl of ramen. I just can't get enough. I bring my friends and family when they come to town all the time.

Worst ramen we've had... If you want flavorless broth, salty egg and tofu and thick ass pieces of pork this is your place. I understand not everyone is looking for good authentic cuisine and instead just some place to eat after a night out drinking. If so this is the spot for you. Just a friendly warning to people who are actually looking forward to good quality ramen... this is not the place... I had my suspicion when I saw their signature ramen had NY steak but I should've known.

Oxtail ramen was recommended by the server but I was not impressed. Not the worst ramen I've ever had but not that far! The chasu fried rice was good and an excellent value for the size. Mochi was 3 for $5 and well worth it! For an anime themed restaurant it seemed very dark. The ambience was a too black for me. Service was very good. We sat at the counter which is fine for 2!

Food: rich flavorful broth; good enough to order extra yellow noodles -add more proteins and veggies if you must Service: attentive staff Ambience: it's a typical ramen bar Get in, order, slurp away, pay, and get out Overall, good place to satisfy your craving if you want to deal with Chinatown mall parking traffic

First time here and it's a small place and the wait time was around 30 minutes which wasn't bad and there were other things to do while we waited for our table. The hostess was very sweet and kind. The food was delicious! I ordered the ramen, takoyaki, and shenrons shumai The ramen was pretty tasty though I wish I could have gone a higher level on the spice. The pork slices were huge and thin but that did not take away from the char and delicious flavor! Takoyaki was cooked to perfection and the octopus piece inside was actually a good decent size. The shumai was a surprise. I was expecting a little bigger size but again the flavors were there and the chili sauce that came with it was my absolute favorite thing about the dish! It was sweet with a subtle kick that enhanced the flavors! The last platter I did not get but my cousin did. It was the shrimp bites that came with a platter of Todoroki. It was pretty sweet to see such a display! I do see myself coming back on my next visit in Las Vegas for sure!

Came here on a Friday night with 5 other people and was seated immediately. My boyfriend and I ordered Luffy and Da Oxtail. The Luffy was flavorful and very different from anything I have ever tasted. In addition to that, they provided three pieces of Shumai which is basically unheard of. It was a bit overcooked and fried though. As for the meat, it was very tough. Probably the hardest thing to eat. The egg was okay. I feel like it was sitting there for quite some time since it was cold. As for the oxtail, I thought the meat was also tough and dry. The soup base was good though. Love that both dishes had a lot of ingredients without additional pay. However, though they added a bunch of ingredients, that also comes with a price. For $25+ ramen, I didn't think it was worth it. Though it is Vegas and everything around that area is on the higher end, this was the most expensive ramen I have ever eaten. Overall, I thought this place was unique and worth to try but for someone who has eaten plenty of ramen, I think this place is just okay. I wish the ramen was hot rather than warm, and that the meat wasn't so tough. Parking is easy yet hard since it's also shared with the other popular restaurants. Staff was nice. She was able to check up on us two times and refilled our water at a reasonable time. The inside was very dark, especially by the windows. I don't think they consider putting much light there since lights from cars can always shine in.

I don't like to leave bad reviews. I will make my complaints to the business directly. But hopefully this will be heard but someone who can make it right. I have ordered the shinigami ramen numerous times in the past and it's always been delicious. Today when I went to dig into my food, it was BLUE! BLUE FOOD COLORING WAS ADDED TO MY FOOD!!! My mouth is blue and so was every bite of my food. So unappetizing that I couldn't even eat it! When I called, I was told that it was a recipe change. This adds nothing to the flavor, just ruined my food and appearance today. DONT fix what isn't broken. Go back to the old recipe that was working perfectly!

I found out about Shokku Ramen in a vegan Facebook group as I had been looking for a spot that had vegetarian ramen. It's actually really hard to find true vegetarian ramen, so I was excited when I learned that Shokku had a vegan broth! It's located in a strip mall with other amazing restaurants and bakeries, right off of Spring Mountain. Parking was fine for us, however it was Halloween evening, so it could be a bit tricky on busier nights. We were promptly greeted and seated at the ramen bar. The restaurant is pretty small, but that just gave it a cozy vibe. Everyone that worked there was super friendly and attentive. After taking some time to ponder the menu, we landed on our choices. I will say that they really only had one vegetarian appetizer, which was a bit disappointing. My fiance is not vegetarian, so he ordered the gyozas, which he said were the best he's ever had. We eat at a lot of places in Chinatown and also travel quite a bit and try spots in other states, so that's definitely saying something. He said there was a ton of flavor in both the sauce and the gyoza, they were well seared and the crispy onions were a plus! He also ordered the tori ramen with chicken, which was packed with flavor. The broth was the star, however the chicken also could stand alone as it had a ton of flavor too, which is nice as many soups have bland chicken and rely on the broth. We both had the red level spice and after pouring the container in the ramen, we both felt the heat definitely built and hit you at the end. I had the vegan ramen and it was really good as well. I just went vegetarian at the beginning of this year, so compared to meat based ramen, it was lacking a bit of umami and depth of flavor. However, I still really enjoyed it. The toppings I added were delicious too, the mushrooms- mixed and wood ear- were so good! The highlight for me however was the tofu. OMG, that was the best tofu I've ever had! It had so much flavor that even the biggest meat eater would enjoy it. We both agreed this is a spot we'd definitely come back to.

The food quality is worthy of 5 stars. The general cleanliness, especially in the bathroom, prevents me from giving 5 stars, sorry, can't do it! The service was on point, thanks Bella. As mentioned, the food was excellent, everything we tried was worthy of an 'A' grade. The Gyoza appetizer was delicious with the various spices and toppings. You will get 7 grilled Japanese dumplings, we opted for pork. 'A' grade We got two different signature bowls. My buddy got the, Luffy, tender NY strip steak and pork/shrimp shumai in mild house-made Miso broth served with yellow noodles, soy-cured egg, naruto, bamboo shoots, crispy garlic, corn & chili flake. 'A' grade I got the, Ichiraku, a traditional pork broth served with yellow noodles, pork chashu, soy-cured egg, bamboo shoots, naruto, nori & green onions. 'A' grade. This place is definitely worth a visit, just don't go with a full bladder. LOL.

Date: Monday, July 15th, 2024 Time: around 3:15pm Party of: 2 Meal: Lunch *Agedashi Tofu ($6 happy hour) *Takoyaki ($12) *Shinigami Ramen ($20) - Spinach ($1), Bean Sprouts ($1) *Naruto Ichiraku Ramen ($22) - Oni: Red ($1.50) I was in the mood for something soupy. The hubby and I decided to check out Shokku. Luckily we were lagging and ended up here during HH which is Monday thru Fridays, 3pm to 5pm. Food menu included wings, a few bowls, and a curry ramen. All $10 each. Beers are $3 for select domestics, $6 for select imports. I love spice so I decided to try the Shinigami ramen. They give you a good amount of hot sauce on the side so you can customize the heat. To be honest, I added a little too much and it overpowered the whole bowl. Make sure to mix it well when tasting since I kept adding as it didn't seem spicy enough. I still enjoyed the heat tho. The black garlic cut into it a little and gave it dimension. I actually used the whole side they gave me. Apps were good. The tofu was a good size for HH. Convenient since they are open late. We initially talked about coming here after taking a super late flight into Vegas. Glad I was able to try it out. REVIEW #3490

Wow! The Best ramen I've ever had and to my surprise most of it was vegan! I did have chicken, but I think even without chicken it's the best. If you want vegan ramen, This is the place for you. My friends had the gluten-free tofu for their protein and said it was delicious. We all ad vegan broths, added mushrooms, and most of us decided on spinach noodles. So it was My first time trying spinach noodles in ramen; soooo yummy! The service is great. The Only hang up is the location. In a crowded area in china town. Hard to find parking! I'm glad I went through the hassle to try some amazing ramen. Must I add: It's anime themed! So if you are an anime fan you'll like the decor. Must try!

Service was 10/10 Ramen broth, I tried Vegan, good but not a super full flavor. Def vegetarian friendly though. Ambience small and busy Apps 10/10-must try the Garlic mushrooms.

The food is excellent. Service is ok. The place is a little too small for me. We Ordered: Drowning Gyoza Garlic Butter Mushrooms Da Oxtail Ramen Kappa (Green) Luffy Bowl

The food is sooooo good.. I enjoyed the ramen, great on a nice cold day. I absolutely recommend this place, lots of flavor. The meat portions were nice and the bowl is huge. Take your time on parking , it was a little hard finding parking on a weekend.

Shokku Ramen is my favorite ramen spot! I live in AZ but ever since discovering Shokku-anytime I visit Vegas or even simply pass through a stop at shokku is mandatory! lol. It's THAT good! The service was attentive and quick and the vibe is so chill in there. I ordered their Shinigami Ramen which as advertised, is pretty spicy. At least they put the extra spice on the side so you can customize your spice. The broth has depth and toppings are flavorful and everything about it is simply delicious! I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking for some good ramen in Vegas!

If you like anime, this spot is a nice place to enjoy some anime on the TV and on the wallpaper around you. It's a little small, so Od suggest getting on the waitlist if possible. I ordered the Shinigami ramen and Da Oxtail ramen. You can adjust the spice level for the Shinigami ramen. The spice is made of Carolina reapers and ghost peppers, so I would be cautious if you're not good with spice. The server actually gave it to us as a dry spice so we could add accordingly. I tried the spice alone and it was pretty spicy, but I surprisingly could keep adding it to my ramen without feeling like I'm dying. The broth in the Shinigami ramen is supposed to be tonkotsu, but it didn't really have a strong tonkotsu flavor in my opinion. The chashu does come charred if that's what you like. I wish I asked for the karaage on the side to keep its crispiness as it became soggy in the soup. Da Oxtail ramen had an entirely different flavor from the Shinigami. It tasted similar to a slow pot roast with meat along the lines of barbacoa or birria. My partner really enjoyed this dish. If you're craving ramen and you're in the area, I'd give this place a try. I would just say don't expect traditional ramen flavors.

24/7 Ramen in Vegas!!! Hell yay! My sous chef at work telling me about this place and one of only handful of restaurants open 24/7. Someone works swings in restaurant business gets out late only fast food as option. I was excited about my first time. I went with buddy little early dinner just cause heard place can get busy. The place not that big besides parking is that part of Chinatown is nightmare. The interior is all anime style plus music playing was K-pop assume. I like original artwork style on walls almost comic strip all in black and white. I was torn between go through process make up very own or pick from selection. Couple stood out but oxtail ramen. Oxtail soup always been fan just hate working hard get meat most of it is bone. Server telling me pick all meat off and one of the more popular dishes. I like sold. It was amazing. The meat was moist, tasty, and reminding me oxtail soup growing up in 808. The broth, noodles, and nice size bowl get money worth. Me always need gyoza if having ramen. It was delicious. Not normal pan sear but poach with sauce sits in. So good. I would recommend both dishes. If in Vegas late late night hungry. Shikoku Ramen is da bomb!!!

I had a good time at Shokku Ramen today. It was about a 17 minute wait on a Friday afternoon. The takoyaki had a nice crisp on the outside and was pretty big, I just wished it had more octopus in it. The shinigami ramen had the spice on the side but I decided to dump it all in because I'm a spice lover and did not expect it to be spicy. This was the spiciest ramen ever and I'm glad it was. A lot of ramen spots I've been to don't actually have spicy ramen as advertised but this place means SPICY! If you are nervous about the spice, just add a little bit of the paste first and taste as you go. My boyfriend had the Luffy ramen and he enjoyed it too. It came with a lot of naruto and bamboo shoots. Overall, everything tasted great and they did not skimp out on anything which is worth the $20+ ramen. Service was great and all the staff were friendly.

Came here as the promise of Asian Japanese food along with the high ratings and number of reviews on yelp. We were part of a group of 6 and got seated pretty quickly as there weren't many people, but it filled up as the night wore on. I had "Da Oxtail" ramen while my girlfriend had the Luffy, and both had soup flavor that wasn't bad. However, the meats were quite overcooked. The oxtail was a bit dry but still chewable, while the pork in the Luffy was extremely tough and the beef was not tender at all. I loved that plenty of garlic was included, but I wasn't a fan of the glump of red ginger or bamboo. Finally, the injected egg was a bit cold in the middle despite sitting in the hot soup. My experience is average, however the cost is way above average. At $25 per bowl, this is a cut above the most I've ever paid for ramen previously; even the best highest quality ramen I've ever had costed ~$15-17.

Shinigani Raman. That's all I really need to say. A broth that's rich and creamy, Kerage chicken, pork and just tons of goodness. I love spicy and they serve this ramen with a side of some black chili that you'll want to be very delicate with. The food here is so good. Look forward to my next visit.

If you are looking for an authentic ramen place, this is not the place. But if you are looking for great customer service, then this is the place to be. Their ramen tasted fusion, and they tried too hard to place everything in the bowl. I had the oxtail, shredded beef ramen. The beef was so tough and chewy, and there was hardly any oxtail. It's definitely not worth the price. While I appreciated the ramen to be al dente, but the broth lacked rich pork and beef flavors.

Food was excellent. Service fun and helpful. Ramen flavors delicious and that taco is a must... the salsa was deliciously spicy.

Overall this was a good ramen experience but nothing too amazing. You can actually make reservations online which is a plus. This restaurant is located in a very busy plaza, and parking can be close to impossible on weekends. They do not serve cocktails but only beer and wine. Soft drinks are served in cans rather than from a fountain, so there are no refills. Even their green tea is canned. We tried the chicken karage starter. There are two versions - regular and spicy. You can get the spicy sauce on the side, so this gives you the chance to try both varieties. It was tasty and crunchy but tasted like a basic fried chicken. You really could not taste the sake marinade which is traditional in karage. They have a variety of ramen options, but you can also craft your own which is what I tried. I tried a variety of toppings with the premium Japanese pork. Overall it was good. The pork is like a pork belly and a bit on the fatty side. Overall the ramen was tasty but not amazing. We also tried a side of fried rice. Tasty but nothing spectacular. Service was attentive and friendly, and the place has a cool and funky ambiance. Overall this was a decent ramen dining experience, but it didn't seem to set itself apart from the many other ramen establishments in Vegas.

How can you beat late night ramen in Vegas? This place is full of ppl at all hours of the night and there's a reason for it! The prices are indeed high but when your alternative is instant ramen, I wholeheartedly recommend this place to wrap up a night of fun. All the flavors are extremely intense and well worth it!

I was so surprised to find out there is a 24/7 ramen place in Las Vegas! Our group of 6 stopped by around 2:30-3AM and waited maybe 10-15 minutes before we were seated at a table. My boyfriend and I shared the Takoyaki appetizer, then each ordered our own ramen dishes. I don't remember exactly what either of us ordered since we didn't do any of the featured monthly ramen, or signature bowls. Overall, the ramen was good, and it hit the spot, especially since we were so hungry! Our server was super friendly and helpful! We casually talked with him about EDC! There is parking, but this plaza is pretty busy, especially during the day. The restaurant itself has sprinkles of anime touches; anime being played on the tv, dishes named after anime characters, and little decorations.

Food was fresh and good, service was spot on and Ambiance great. For a 7 am ramen date spot this was better than expected and the anime themes was great for me

This place was pretty cool with duo anime playing. The waitstaff is cool and you get free ramen on your birthday! Food- ramen was ok. Some told me it's the best, but idk. Not for me. I chuck it up as maybe I wasn't feeling ramen this day? I did the build your own with the miso broth. I could have done without the extra miso paste. I'm also not a fan of red miso so that could be why I didn't like it as much. The drowning gyoza and fried rice will be the reason I'm breaking down their door. Those gyozas were sooooooooooo good. The fried rice was also amazing. I wish I they could airdrop me some. I would come here again and maybe not have taken, but other side dishes as those were the real show stoppers to me. So yeah give them a try and sit back relax and enjoy some anime.

Anime on the walls, yummy ramen and quick, friendly service! Two of us did surf and turf, one luffy and one choose your own adventure. Not on our list of usual places for Vegas, but we're glad we found it!

Update as of 8/21/24 Took a friend here for dinner after a show. We really like the food here but tonight was another disappointment. First rule in ramen, make sure you're broth is boiling HOT, otherwise, noodles will be starchy and raw almost! I even remember complaining about the same thing last year during our first visit! This is what we got tonight, ALL 3 BOWLS! What a joke! We addressed it with the server and she said the same thing.... oh, the broth prob wasn't boiling hot! Really? Yah think! Lol So now we're back to our very first experience. Sorry but we're not coming back Time to find a new ramen place!

This was one of the best experiences my Lady and I have had in a while. Even tho a lot of the food was sold out we still had great options suggested by Lizz our waitress who made this dining experience one of the best ramen dinners we've had in a long time. She is very knowledgeable and attentive, definitely coming back! The vibes were on point too.