Ramen-Ya

Our server was really friendly and walked though the whole menu with us. Food was amazing. The Ramen in the pork broth was really good and the takoyaki balls were amazing, I'd never tried them before, but they were amazing. Our server also came around regularly to refill water and take empty plates. Vegetarian options: They do have a couple vegetarian options, but not a lot.

Hidden Japanese ramen shop in the rows of shops which remind me of the container in Nz and Brisbane. Have ordered a karage spicy to katsu for dinner takeaway after the a long day. The soup broth is good. Half boil egg could been better to be saturated with the broth. The karage is not too oily. In the near is soft. I enjoy the ramen. Food is quite reasonable. The staff is helpful. Thank you for serving me with the food so quickly. Vegetarian options: There is vegetarian ramen option and other vegetarian sides.

Very Welcoming , especially when you are with a toddler. I have never had a Ramen Bowl Yokozuna Supremeas delicious as theirs. It is blend of veggies, meat noodles and yummy broth.My 2 year old enjoyed the broth with corns and noodles. Even a picky eater was liked I loved food. They have good pickled radish, sweet and spicy at the same time , it is with their Rice bowls. If you are Japanese food lover or Ramen or like trying Asian Cuisine this is the best place to eat on the Strip.

The Grand Bazaar Shops are next to the Horseshoe. It has so many stores and eateries. We spoke to locals and tourists and they all said this place was legit. Indeed it was delicious for being on the strip. We got here 30mins after they opened and got a table immediately. The dining room is narrow. By the time we left, there was a line. Tonkotsu is their most popular but I went w shoyu pork belly chashu ramen with spice level 6. Also got karaage fried chicken curry with spice on the side. Both dishes were good. The chicken was a bit tough for me. Crispy outside but tough to the bite. The curry was fragrant and flavorful.

This is, possibly the best place to eat on the strip. Just don't plan on being real active after dinner here! The portions are incredible for the price you pay and it a sooooo good! I was so excited to eat there the first time I forgot to take pictures. The staff is very nice and very attentive, always willing to add more food! GET THE TONKATSU CURRY!! *Edit* It's been over a week and I'm still dreaming of the ramen here

Amazing Ramen place, a really good taste of Japan's ramen in Las Vegas. The shop is tiny but onftenly packed. The Yokuzuna Porc ramen with tonkatsu broth is just incredible. I would recommend this place to any Ramen lovers. And the staff is friendly, quick and the price are less than 20$.

If you are looking for hangover food, it might work. If you are looking for a good ramen, you will be disappointed. The egg was hardboiled and cold, the chashu was cold and could have been seared a bit for flavor it felt like boiled pork belly. The noodles were not close to firm. While the tonkotsu broth was ok, it was very unseasoned. Tourist ramen

I just became a fan of this place, I came here 3 times in 4 days. Authentic food, good portions very fresh, and decent price considering you are on the strip. I tried both spicy and non spicy versions of Tonkotsu with fried chicken, and my friend tried combinations of meat with Tonkotsu, all three were delicious! Surely recommend.Food: 5/5

Our family of 4 arrived just before lunch: The kids were so excited and gobbled up their food in record time, which says a lot since they are kinda picky haha. My husband and I also loved our food he had pho and I had pork donburi and we definitely plan on visiting again on a future trip. The cherry on top was the service, our server was friendly, informative and helpful. Just awesome.

sweet little hidden ramen place. authentic atmosphere, the ramen may be a bit pedestrian but solid. the service is quick and attentive, the price is right. check out the small bites menu, there's some treasures on there!Food: 4/5