The tonkotsu ramen was perfectly light and flavorful. Noodles were a good texture. The chashu,…read moremushrooms, and added tamago is always the perfect complements.

5 stars all around. The room was cozy and clean our waitress attentive and accommodating and the…read morefood top notch. Absolutely delicious meal our entire family devoured. We will definitely return next time we are in the area.

Luv this place fr its so cute inside and not super noisy. The food is bomb asf and its cleanread more

super yumny i come here with my boyfriend all the time and everyone's so nice too! i always get…read moretheir chicken katsu curry and its tasty and good. or sometimes ill get their black garlic ramen and that's really good too i recommend both. they have lots of anime and pokémon decor too its so fun!

Clean, quick and good…read more Went in with a craving for gyoza - pan fried is actually hard to find and after a quick google search I ended up here. Wasn't in the mood for ramen - they had plenty, so I opted for chashyu curry (listed as pork curry on the menu). It was decent. Place was half full when I got there, a line out the door by time I left. Gyoza, big bowl of pork and rice and curry and a Sapporo for $23. Would recommend. In: 6:45 Out: 7:20

The good: fast and friendly service, flavorful broth (tonkotsu and creamy chicken), clean…read morerestaurant. Improvements: making sure that the chashu placed in the broth is warm. The slices of chashu were still cold when reached me. The chashu isn't seared like other ramen shops. I ordered a small karaage curry rice to go and there was no ginger with it. Quite disappointed.

This place just became my favorite ramen spot in the Las Vegas area…read more The flavors blew me away. Quality ingredients served in a very appetizing manner. I was greeted right away by the lovely Jay. She took my drink order and let me look over the menu. Then, I saw it , Tsukemen ramen. My favorite ramen dish ever! I ordered the soft shell crab as an appetizer. It arrived quickly and looked amazing. The soft shell crab was absolutely delicious. The sauces were exactly what I wanted , sweet, creamy and spicy. The Tsukemen flavors were off the charts. The pork chashu was grilled and had an awesome char flavor. The soy 6min egg was so good and the kimchi was fresh , sweet and perfectly spicy. The dipping broth was also beyond good. I wondered if this was the best thing on the menu. I saw other diners looking at my table. This happens a lot, when I eat Tsukemen. I think it's not a common order for most people. Can't wait to go back and this again next time I'm in town.

I've waited so long to say: oooh, my!…read more Umai Ramen is a Henderson spot that surprisingly dates to pre-pandemic times. Located somewhere in a sprawling Stephanie plaza between Ross and Hobby Lobby, it's somehow managed to survive despite being on hardly anyone's radar. Initially, I had eyes on a salmon app, but I eventually read enough of the menu to notice the Orange Salmon ($13.99), apparently classified as a no-rice roll or something. This is indeed a rendition of a certain famous "new" sashimi-style dish with salmon slices paired with orange slices and an umami dressing. It doesn't super evoke the awe and nostalgia of the original version I had, maybe lacking some orange punch and also using larger but lower quality salmon sashimi cuts. Fortunately, the presence of all the sauces, orange wedges, and microgreens bestows enough flavor to cover for that issue. I also found a more interesting option than a hot bowl of soup in their menu. The Black Garlic Mazemen ($14.99) is a sauced bowl of kale noodles (yep, they're green) with spicy ground pork, chashu, and some sort of mixed greens. It is served hot, so it isn't as much of a relief during the summer, but you can mostly handle it without a spoon. The noodles are coated with that luscious, perhaps under-described sauce that didn't really speak "yuzu" to me. The ground pork doesn't make the whole thing too spicy, and the thin chashu slices are nicely caramelized and tender. I was quite happy with the dish and would order it again as soon as tomorrow. Umai Ramen is really a hidden gem. I can't speak for their regular ramen menu, but I had some very nice dishes here tonight and suggest that anyone else in Henderson who's overlooked them make a stop for either lunch or dinner.

Let me just say that I love how chill this place is. Not only that, but before I moved to Vegas, I…read morewas dreaming about the minced pork they have at Ohjah. I had some favorite ramen shops in Philly that I still think are stellar, but the one thing they were missing was this minced pork. I will add that **** to EVERY kind of ramen bowl! I like it even more than the char siu! I ordered the takoyaki appetizer and was not disappointed. I must have been a cat in a past life because I am obsessed with bonito fish flakes and you can never put too many of those on top. The only thing I struggle with is the fact that I feel guilty eating octopus, so I don't order takoyaki as often as I used to. The service is friendly and the beer is cold. The ambience is relatively low lighting, cozy izakaya vibe, with modern touches in the decor. The icing on the cake is the face that they have melon cream soda. Ramen. Minced Pork. Beer. Melon soda. Cozy, clean atmosphere. You don't have to twist my arm to get me to tell you I'm a regular now. My mom tried tonkatsu for the first time and I'm happy to report that she really liked it. (I knew she would.) Also, if you are a sometimes solo diner like me, this is a nice little hideaway for that too.

Nothing beats a piping hot bowl of ramen when you're sick. Stumbled upon this place while headed to…read morethe grocery store next door. It's conveniently located next to Vons rite next door to my favorite threading and lash extension place, Divine. Service was prompt and attentive. The server lady was really nice and kept on refilling my water. Think it was obvious I wasn't feeling well. Broth was delish. Came in two days in a row. Restaurant is clean and lots of tables to sit and dine.

this ramen place is cute and i would say it was very good and tasty and the heat is just the right…read moreamount

Ramen was super good!! Amazing customer service, we liked…read more I liked the fries and my sesame balls, yum yum yum -gf

Let's be real, this gets a 5 on price and value…read more We got the onion egg pancake. By nature these are not crazy flavorful, but were cooked well. Need like a sauce trio or something for dipping. We also got the special fried rice (really good but I hate peas) . My wife got a seafood stew of some form. Like $15 and a ton of seafood. My daughter got seafood noodles. Same thing. $15. Tons of seafood. Very herbacious broth. I got brisket noodles. The beef was tender and well seasoned. The noodles here are made in real time while you watch. The are so much better than anything store bought. And the broth was so good it's mostly what I ate. In total we were like $75. We left full and with leftovers. The place is small, quite clean and authentic.

As I've mentioned before in a few other reviews, it's very rare that I find myself craving Chinese…read morethat isn't either a fast food place or a takeout joint. Thus, when I do find one that I enjoy, I end up going there a lot when the cravings hit -- and sometimes it takes me a while to get to reviewing a place because I'm admittedly too obsessed with trying everything first before I do. Kung Fu Noodle is one of my favorite noodle joints in Henderson, and along with Shang Artisan Noodle on Maryland Parkway and Silverado Ranch Boulevard, it's one of my go-to Chinese restaurants whenever I'm craving the cuisine. As you might have guessed from the name, they specialize in noodles -- the hand-pulled kind -- and when you come in to the restaurant, you can often see them preparing the noodles by stretching the dough multiple times when you look in the kitchen. It's quite fun watching them prepare the noodles that eventually end up in your food, like those satisfying food videos you watch online... the restaurant itself has a very zen feel to it despite being in a strip mall, so it's a great place to relax, too. Noodle soups and noodle dishes are the name of the game here, but they also serve wok-fried dishes, various street foods, and different kinds of fried rice if you're craving it. Their noodles are among the best I've had, only matched by the noodles I've eaten at Shang -- soft, yet still having a chew to them as they do an amazing job of soaking up the flavor from the soup or sauce that they're cooked in. The fact that I come here repeatedly is a testament to how delicious their food is -- and how cheap, too! A bowl of noodles with appetizers will only run you $20 at most, and considering the quality, it's well worth it! My go-to is the beef brisket noodle, and I order a side of wonton soup from the appetizers to add to the soup. Other standouts include their seafood delight, kung pao chicken, their beef chow mein, and their shrimp tempura and potstickers! It'd be much easier to list the food I've ordered here that I didn't like, which is... nothing, lol. The best part is, the service here is pretty quick, so you're not having to wait long for your food or drinks. Needless to say, I consider this place one of Henderson's best-kept secrets, which is why I'm willing to spill this particular secret since you really can't go wrong with delicious noodles, whatever form they come in. Try this place out -- and thank me later when you add it to your local rotation.

Great Service ! Amazing flavor - everything was on point, well be back !…read more We went all in on the AKU Special Ramen -- rich creamy broth loaded with: * Thick slices of perfectly charred chashu pork * Sweet corn * Jammy soft-boiled egg * Narutomaki (those adorable pink swirl fish cakes) * Bamboo shoots, green onions, nori, and a spicy kick For sushi we got the Tiger Sushi Rolls -- crispy, saucy, avocado-packed perfection with that beautiful drizzle

Disappointing Flavors, But a Hardworking Staff…read more I visited hoping for a satisfying Japanese meal, but unfortunately the food fell short on almost every front. The Ultimate Ramen, despite its name, was underwhelming -- mediocre at best, lacking the depth and richness you'd expect from a bowl with that kind of billing. The sushi rolls were equally disappointing. Both the California Roll and the Philly Roll suffered from bland, flavorless rice -- the foundation of any good sushi. The sweetness and tanginess that should come through in well-seasoned sushi rice were completely absent. The Philly Roll was especially let down by the cream cheese, which had virtually no taste and added nothing to the roll. Even the wasabi lacked any real heat or pungency, which honestly surprised me the most. The one bright spot was the service. Our server was working the floor entirely on her own and still managed to be attentive and pleasant throughout. That kind of dedication deserves recognition. Overall, the kitchen needs to revisit its seasoning and flavor profiles across the board. With some attention to the basics properly seasoned rice, quality ingredients, and bold condiments,this place could be so much better. For now, it's hard to recommend.

I decided to give this place a 2nd chance and I'm glad I did!! The ramen was really good…read more The waitress was very attentive! The food came out fast and everyone was nice! Very clean and well taken care of environment. I do recommend this place and will be back soon!

My favorite go-to spot! This place is a great hole-in-the-wall restaurant and it is very inviting…read moreand comfortable to be. It's the perfect spot for a small group or if you want to eat by yourself at the bar. The food is always great, and the ramen is always yummy. Food is always delivered quickly! The workers were also very attentive and nice.

Amazing, perfect service, overall great! Food was amazing, ambiance great! Will try againread more

This has got to be some of the best hand pulled and knife shaved noodles I have had in a long time…read more Our favorite dish was the knife-shaved shrimp chow mein. The flavor was incredible. I also liked the hand pull beef noodle soup. The beef was cooked to tender perfection, and the noodles were perfectly chewy and bouncy. The noodles here are pulled to perfection. What we could have skipped on was the cucumber salad, it wasn't our favorite. Then again, I typically prefer the fresher spicy vinegary prepped cucumbers rather than the ones in sesame paste especially when pairing it with heavier dishes. All in all, we will definitely visit again for some incredible slurps. Highly recommend the knife shaved chow mein! I assumed I would like the soup more, but this was a surprise. The spicy wontons and spicy pork dumplings were just ok. I would probably get just noodles next time.