Last Updated on December 6, 2024 by Sammie

Best Ramen by Las Vegas Suburb and District [2025]

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Las Vegas you are lucky, there are ramen shops everywhere! This is why I have created this list. This list is made up of the top ranked and reviewed ramen shops broken down into districts and suburbs of Las Vegas. Though the best place to find the traditional noodle dish will be in Chinatown, sometimes we need other options! I leave you with no excuse not to get this noodle soup for lunch. UGH, I love ramen so much.

What’s So Great About Ramen?

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I have been thinking about what is so special about ramen and I have come to my conclusion. Ramen is a delicious hug in a bowl. It is a Japanese-style noodle dish that comes in a plethora of variations.

What is this noodle dish?

FUN FACT ALERT: Ramen comes originally from China but has become one of Japan’s most popular dishes. But getting back to it, the basis of a ramen dish includes a rich flavorful stock based broth that has been slow cooking for hours and wheat noodles that will leave you with a happy and full belly. Traditionally, you can expect thinly sliced pieces of meat and slivered vegetables on top of a mound of noodles but in most cases you can pick and choose your ramen experience. Oh and how could I forget?? If it doesn’t already come with one, add a soft boiled egg. Game Changer.

It is so good. Eat the noods, get more noods, drink the broth, and have a happy day. Simple.

Las Vegas Ramen Restaurants organized by district or suburb of Vegas.

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Table of Contents

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On The Vegas Strip

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Chinatown

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Summerlin

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Spring Valley

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Henderson

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North Las Vegas

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On The Vegas Strip

Momofuku Cosmopolitan

New York Times credits Momofoku for being on “the rise with contemporary Asian-Americna Cuisine”. Its menu is a blend of Japanese, Korean, and American cuisine. One of its signature dishes includes a Shoyu Pork Ramen which features pork belly (yum) and a personal favorite of mine, the soft boiled egg. And if you’d like to venture out from ramen for the night you can also get your hands on some of their 5 Spice Roasted Duck served with crispy rice. You can find Momofoku in the Cosmopolitan hotel.
Address: Boulevard Tower, 3708 Las Vegas Blvd S Level 2, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Hours: 11am-3pm, 5pm-10pm Daily

Phone: 1.877.893.2003

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Ramen-Ya (Katana-Ya)

A sister restaurant to the Michelin recommended restaurant in San Francisco, Ramen Katana-Ya, the group has branched out to bring their ramen goodness to Las Vegas. Bringing authentic Japanese ramen .1 miles from the strip. A simple casual dine-in restaurant, Ramen-ya has a short menu but everything you need. Goers love their fried chicken ramen as well as their vegetarian ramen.
Address: Suite: 109 3615 Las Vegas Blvd. South Las Vegas, NV 89109

Hours: 10:30 AM- 11:00PM

Phone: (702) 586-6889

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Paradise

Noodles and More

A family owned restaurant with a menu big enough to please. Their staff is incredibly friendly from the first hello to the last moment you walk out the door. Must-tries include the Birria Ramen and the Green Tea Crepe Cake. The atmosphere is a welcome respite from the crazy Las Vegas strip, a perfect place for a ramen lunch.

Address: 310 E Silverado Ranch Blvd #105, Las Vegas, NV 89183

Hours: 11AM-9 PM CLOSED MONDAYS

Phone: (702) 897-1315

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Jinya Ramen Bar

If you happen to be shopping at Paseo Plaza, this will more than satisfy any hunger pains during the day trip. It’s informal so bring the yoga pants. It dishes up some massive bowls of ramen and to take it up a notch you can wash it down with their selection of sake or keep it classic with a Sapporo.
Address: 2600 W Sahara Ave #119, Las Vegas, NV 89102

Hours: Mon-Thurs 11AM-11PM | Fri 11AM-1AM | Sat 11:30AM-1AM | Sun 11:30AM-11PM

Phone: (702) 368-0060

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Chinatown

Ramen Sora

Chef Tomio was born in Sapporo, Japan and wants you to experience ramen the way he experienced ramen growing up. And based on the line out the door of his shop, I’d say he’s doing pretty well! Start with the gyozas and keep going with the Spicy Miso ramen. They have different size bowls to cater to different appetites but you can always order more noodles no matter the size!
Address: 4490 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102

Hours: 11:30-10:30 Everyday

Phone: (702) 685-1011

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Monta Japanese Noodle House

Another gem of Chinatown! Monta is a casual spot that focuses on regional cuisine of Japan. This a go to ramen spot for Las Vegas locals. It’s a small space that can fill up quickly so it is recommended to get on the waitlist on Yelp. Their creamy Tonkotsu Ramen is raved about but if you prefer a clearer broth, try the Tonkotsu Shoyu Ramen.

Address: 5030 Spring Mountain Rd Suite 6, Las Vegas, NV 89146

Hours: 11:30 AM-11Pm Daily

Phone: (702) 367-4600

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Ramen Tatsu

An absolute must try in Chinatown. Ramen Tatsu can accommodate large parties with serious appetites. Some claim this is one of the best ramen spots in Vegas, so I guess you will have to try Ramen Tatsu and Monta Japanese Noodle House and decide who’s the winner! Customer favorites include a Veggie Ramen flavored with ginger and onion. Don’t forget the kimchi!
Address: 3400 S Jones Blvd #6, Las Vegas, NV 89146

Hours: 11:30AM-10PM Daily

Phone: (702) 629-7777

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Izakaya Go

Open late and good for after party ramen. Doesn’t mean it isn’t worth it before the beer though! This small modern Japanese restaurant makes it cozy and intimate while serving up amazing happy hours. Vegas is great but step inside Izakaya Go to be transported to a bar in Japan for a few hours.
Address: 3775 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102

Hours: 5PM-2AM Daily

Phone: (702) 247-1183

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Shokku Ramen

OPEN 24 HOURS! You can have ramen for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and after da clubs! Shokku Ramen is home to the Shinigami Challenge. If you think you can handle Las Vegas’s spiciest ramen you could live immortally on their wall like the champion you are. Shokku has quite the reputation (nothing but praise!), you’re going to want to make a reservation or you might end up waiting quite a while on weekends.
Address: 3883 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102

Hours: Open 24 Hours 7 Days a Week

Phone: (725) 204-1252

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Summerlin

Moko Ramen Bar

Simple menu but worth coming for. If you like spice in your life try the Red Firey Ramen, it’ll make you cry in the best way possible. And if you’re hard to please, they make it easy to customize. Finish off your meal with Green Tea Cheesecake and leave happy.
Address: 6350 W Charleston Blvd #120, Las Vegas, NV 89146

Hours: 11AM- 9PM CLOSED SUNDAYS

Phone: (702) 489-4995

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Spring Valley

Ramen Hashi

It’s always more interesting when you can see what’s going on in the kitchen. At Ramen Hashi you can enjoy the open kitchen while you sit back and slurp up your ramen. They offer a simple menu but lots of ways to customize. Try their Tori Paitan, a chicken broth base delicately balanced after simmering for over 8 hours.
Address: 5808 Spring Mountain Rd #109, Las Vegas, NV 89146

Hours: 11:30AM-9PM

Phone: (702) 202-1238

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Kokoro Ramen

If you can’t make it to Chinatown, Kokoro Ramen is a great choice for the Summerlin Locals. Try the Black Garlic Ramen if you like a thicker creamy broth. Or if you’d rather try something a bit more unique, try the Midori Basil Ramen.
Address: 9484 W Flamingo Rd #175, Las Vegas, NV 89147

Hours: 11AM-2:30PM, 5PM-9:30PM Daily

Phone: (702) 360-5867

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Ramen Tatsu

*As listed in Chinatown
An absolute must try in Chinatown. Ramen Tatsu can accommodate large parties with serious appetites. Some claim this is one of the best ramen spots in Vegas, so I guess you will have to try Ramen Tatsu and Monta Japanese Noodle House and decide who’s the winner! Customer favorites include a Veggie Ramen flavored with ginger and onion. Don’t forget the kimchi!
Address: 3400 S Jones Blvd #6, Las Vegas, NV 89146

Hours: 11:30AM-10PM Daily

Phone: (702) 629-7777

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Around Arts District

Yu-Or-Mi Sushi Bar

A beautifully small and intimate Japanese restaurant perfect for grabbing a drink with friends or a night out with the family. Their restaurant features specialty cocktails along with a fine assortment of Japanese whiskey and sake. This place is perfect for delicious ramen or sharing some fresh sushi with the table.
Address: 100 E California Ave Las Vegas, NV 89104

Hours: 3PM-10PM Daily

Phone: 702-473-5200

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8 East

Slightly further out than the Arts District (20 min walk) but well worth it to be added to the ultimate list. 8 East is an eclectic Asian fusion restaurant. Dishes are inspired by the owner’s travels through China, Taiwan, Thailand, and Japan. Located inside the Circa resort, this hip and energetic spot is a great takeoff point for a night on the town.

Address: 8 E Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101

Hours: 11AM-11PM Sun-Thurs | 11AM-12AM Fri & Sat

Phone: (702) 726-5508

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Enterprise

Shogun Ramen Las Vegas

Ramen Chef Master Foo is world renowned for creating the “next gen” of ramen. He has been featured in The New York Times, Thrillist, and Eater New York. This guy has created over 600 types of ramen! He even created a SuperHero Marvel pop up restaurant with Interactive Avengers Ramen. Shogun is an easy dine-in restaurant with well prepared dishes. You’ll be in good hands here.
Address: 4870 Blue Diamond Rd Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89139

Hours: 11:30AM-2:30PM, 4PM-10PM Daily

Phone: (702) 463-2222

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Sojo Ramen

An easy stop for a quick and delicious bite. Sojo Ramen has all the staples well executed. Sojo Ramen has excellent service and can accommodate large parties. After enjoying some Black Garlic Ramen try the Green Tea Churros.
Address: 7377 S Jones Blvd Ste #106, Las Vegas, NV 89139

Hours: 12PM-9PM

Phone:  (702) 987-9624

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Omoide

Home to the TANKATSU CHALLENGE, if you finish this enormous plate of Tankatsu you receive your meal for free and get a free t-shirt! What’s not to love?! Omoide is a stylish and airy venue where you can enjoy a bowl of Spicy Short Rib Ramen or try one of their many poke bowls. Portions are large enough to share, if you really really want to…

Address: 7745 S Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89139

Hours: 11AM-10PM

Phone: (702) 527-5522

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Henderson

Bone and Belly Ramen

You know you are on to something good when the broth is simmered for 24 hours. Bone and Belly Ramen is a modern destination with traditional techniques. Try something new and order their vegan coconut squash ramen or enjoy one of their traditional rice dishes, Donburi.
Address: 2235 Village Walk Dr #151, Henderson, NV 89052

Hours: 11AM- 9PM

Phone: (702) 600-4955

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Umai Ramen

Come in for a traditional ramen experience with a fusion of flavors. Their signature ramen dish is inspired by Japanese ramen techniques and Korean dishes such as kimchi. At Umai Ramen they serve traditional Takoyaki (fried octopus balls) as well as all the classic ramen recipes you can remember. But what sets them apart is their commitment to their signature ramen dishes which are well worth a try.

Address: 641 N Stephanie St, Henderson, NV 89014

Hours: 11AM-10PM Mon-Sat | 3PM-10PM Sun

Phone: (702) 489-8624

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North Las Vegas

Tokyo Cafe

Sometimes you just need simple ramen without all the bells and whistles. That is exactly what you will get with Tokyo Cafe. If you’re a little further out, then this is a great option. At Tokyo Cafe you can expect Japanese classics such as ramen, udon, and a personal favorite of mine, bubble tea. Easier on the wallet and reliable on the flavor.

Address: 2595 E Craig Rd B, North Las Vegas, NV 89030

Hours: 11AM-8PM CLOSED SUNDAYS

Phone: (702) 388-8838

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Ramen Frequently Asked Questions

What is ramen?

Ramen is a type of noodle made from wheat, flour, sat, water, and Kansui; an alkaline liquid or powder that gives ramen noodles its elasticity. Ramen is also a soup dish INCLUDING ramen noodles. The soup is rich in umami (Click HERE for “what is umami”) flavor and is usually made from chicken or pork stock combined with many other ingredients and cooked for over 18 hours.

How do I order Ramen in Japan?

I found a wonderful article that goes through all the different versions and ordering options for ramen HERE. This article gives a great overview of ramen and helps with ordering in Japan.

Can I drink the broth?

Absolutely! It is considered a compliment to the chef to drink the broth from the bowl. But I do warn you, it is a flavor bomb for a reason. Mmmmmm salt. What you can also do is ask for more noodles.

Is Ramen Korean or Japanese?

Ramen is a Japanese style noodle dish.

Is Ramen Chinese or Japanese?

Ramen originally came from China and became popular in Japan in the early 1900s. The noodles were even called “Chinese soba noodles” until the 1950s. Ramen has been embraced and re-created by Japanese culture and is now considered a Japanese dish.

If you think I’ve missed a Ramen spot that should’ve made the list, please comment below. I’ll be more than happy to update my list!

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