Fukumimi Ramen - Menu

There wasn't anything particularly outstanding to highlight. The service staff were very friendly. The spicy tonkatsu ramen was enjoyable.

This quaint little restaurant has a limited menu, but the food is excellent. The service is also great, and I would definitely return. Food rating: 5/5.

One of the best ramen I've eaten ! Delicious, appropriate size and rich in flavours. I do recommend! They practice very fair prices and the staff is very attentive to their guests. View menu

Placed my order for pick up and was disappointed with my order when I got home. I come hear all the time for the last 10 years and got the smallest best of pork belly. Definitely not coming hear anymore and willing to drive to Ramen Sora instead.Food: 1/5

The oddly named Fukumimi (or 'lucky ear, ' whatever that means) turns out terrific pork and chicken broth for its ramen noodles but also features a brace of Japanese comfort dishes at prices that generally lowball the competition and Japanese curry, a golden-coloured sludge eaten on steamed rice.

This was absolutely delicious! I would definitely recommend it to any ramen lover. The flavors were fantastic, and the spiciness was just right—spicy, but you could still savor all the wonderful tastes. I can't wait to return! I really enjoyed the kimchi and gyoza as well. The thin noodle tonkotsu was amazing! View menu

Without a doubt, this is my favorite ramen spot, no contest. I've sampled various places throughout the city and even in other states, but nothing holds a candle to Fukumimi. The price and the flavor of their dishes are unbeatable. The only potential drawback is their occasional random closures on certain days, so just keep that in mind.

Used to be of my favorite Ramen places in Las Vegas. I've tried just about everything on the menu — it's all good, and a descent price for the portions. It has about 8 table tops and a few bar seats, and you have to have your entire party present for seating if you have big groups. The takeout has changed a bit, but you can still order takeout.

The portions are incredibly small. I got half an egg and one piece of chasu. I finished all my noodles in three bites. The flavor of everything was really good. Broth was rich and flavorful and the noodles had a good chew. The previously frozen gyoza was meh and I don't think they cooked it all the way through. Service was friendly but terribly inefficient especially in such a small, non-busy place. I had to ask for chopsticks, napkins and gyoza sauce while the servers could be seen and heard chit-chatting away. Not a good look. I wanted this spot to be really good, because it would've been convenient for me, but I probably won't come back based on my experience. Too many other ramen joints... View menu