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I wasn?t pleased with the service. They asked a young lady to leave because of her attire however the hotel was full because everyone was there for a festival? it?s 98 degrees today, oh and the food was average

Worst ramen I have ever had. I paid $20 for the house ramen and a 20 cent package from the grocery store would have been better. The broth may as well have been water. The shoyu egg was extremely overcooked and the pork was like deli meat cold cuts. Absolutely terrible. I can't believe they charge money for this garbage. I thought Las Vegas was supposed to be a great food city. Pathetic.

A fantastic choice for noodle lovers! We sampled the tempura green beans and dumplings, and both were delightful. Although we weren’t particularly fond of the dipping sauce served with the dumplings, that's just a matter of personal preference. The Dan Dan Mein was another highlight of the meal. The service was prompt and efficient, and everything arrived piping hot. We will certainly be back! View menu

The highlight of this restaurant is its name. Unfortunately, that's where the positives end. The food lacks flavor and is quite bland, the service is far from acceptable, and to top it all off, the prices are outrageous. The wait for the food was excessively long, and once it finally arrived, I could only manage a few bites before deciding to pay my bill and head to Mabel's for a much better experience. Save your money and look for a better place to eat.

The most notable aspect of this restaurant is its name. Unfortunately, everything else falls short. The food is tasteless and lacks flavor, the service is subpar at best, and the prices are outrageously high for what you get. Additionally, the wait for the food was excessively long. Once the dishes finally arrived, I managed a few bites before I decided to pay and head over to Mabel's, which provided a much better experience. Save your money and choose a different place.

I’d like to add my thoughts to the many unfavorable reviews about the ramen. It tasted like seawater and lacked any flavor—truly appalling. They did take the dish back and offered me the firecracker chicken, which was decent. My husband wanted the firecracker chicken but with noodles on the side, but they wouldn’t allow him to swap the rice for noodles. Instead, he ordered the Shanghai noodle dish, which was just average, and we both ended up feeling sick afterward. The service was quick but rather curt. I would recommend saving your money and opting for the buffet next door instead! View menu

I’d like to add my voice to the negative reviews about the ramen. It tasted like salty ocean water and had no flavor at all—it was truly disgusting. They did take the dish back and offered me the firecracker chicken, which was decent. My husband wanted the firecracker chicken but asked for noodles instead of rice, but they refused to accommodate that request. So he ended up getting the Shanghai noodle dish, which was barely edible, and we both felt sick shortly after eating. The service was quick but very abrupt and unwelcoming. I would recommend saving your money and heading to the buffet next door instead!

Before I write my review, I want to share a bit about my background with noodles. As a Vietnamese, pho is a treasured dish for my culture. I'm a true noodle enthusiast and have sampled noodle dishes in Vietnam, Korea, and Japan. Having lived in Los Angeles, I’ve tried various noodle offerings in Chinatown as well. Unfortunately, I have to give a negative review of this restaurant due to the poor quality of their classic ramen. I try not to be overly critical, considering factors like busyness and staffing, but there’s no excuse for the lack of flavor in the main dish. When I received the ramen, the broth was bland—essentially like sipping hot water. The mushrooms and seaweed were soggy, the...

Before I leave a review, let me disclose my background of consuming noodles. My ethnicity is vietnamese and pho is my peoples crown jewels when it comes to noodle soup. That being said I'm a big fanatic on noodles, I've eaten noodle dishes in Vietnam, Korea, and Japan, and i use to live in Los Angeles, and Ive tried all types of different varieties of noodle dishes in chinatown as well. Unfortunately I have to leave a bad review for this place due to the poor quality of the classic ramen dish. I am not necessarily critical, due to outside factors such as how busy it is, staffing and etc. However, there is no excuse as to why the primary food item tasted bad. When I got the the ramen, the bro... View menu