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There are so many choices at RPM, but this is what I chose. Brisket Bao with pineapple kimchee was FIRE! I also tried the candied bacon. The staff was friendly and full of smiles, and the food was fresh! We really enjoyed the public market and hope to go back.
Delicious! The ladies we ordered from were so nice we asked what they recommend and they not only recommended this delicious noodle bowl shown in the photo but also these fun marble drinks to try and it was all yummy. Service was a 10/10 we will definitely be going back. Good atmosphere and great food!
Met friends that had never visited the Reno Public Market knowing they would be impressed. They opted for NV Burgers while a ramen bowl looked great to us. The Three Little Pigs looked good to me so I dove in. Pulled pork, candied bacon, bok choy, pickled daikon (long white radish), mushrooms, very fresh noodles, corn, eggs and scallions. Each ingredient of the dish adds to the overall flavor but has flavor on their own as well. Sure candied bacon is tasty but so were the mushrooms and the daikon. The noodles were delicious as was the broth. Order and give your number and expect a text when your order is ready. Of course between not paying attention and the crowd noise I didn't hear the text. They brought our order to us and thanked us for visiting. Visit the Reno Public Market and take your friends or coworkers or even your crazy uncle cause everyone can get what they want and you don't have to pay for it all! Noodle Station is worth the trip.
I have lived in NV for 2 years now and never heard of the Reno Public Market. My daughter and son in law found this place while on vacation. There is a central bar, good music playing. They tried the Noodle Station and loved it. Said the Ramen was phenomenal. We decided to try them out of all the other food places inside the marketplace. They were out of 1 of the meats on the bowl we ordered. No problem, they gave extra pulled pork (OMG tender yummm) and the brisket, it had a little more chew to it, but still very delicious. We opted for the pork broth with udon noodles. It included the 1/2 egg, corn, bok choy, daikon radish, bamboo shoot and I am sure I am missing something. 10/10 The service was fairly quick, but the bowl 2 of us shared and still had allot left as it was huge. The emplyee was very nice. Great price as well. Go try them out!!
Good noodle shop with generous portions. I ordered an OG ramen and spicy brisket bao bun. Both were ready quickly and the order total was a little over $30. I got the OG Ramen and it came with a lot of noodles, vegetables, and pork. I wish the broth had a little more to it, felt like it was missing something, but the noodles were cooked perfectly, everything came piping hot, and the pork had good flavor. The bao could use a little more flavor, and wasn't really spicy at all but the meat and ingredients were fresh and good. Overall, it was a good lunch, but I am unsure if I would spe d the money to come back under current price points.
The service was fast, and the portion was large and warm- perfect for a rainy day. As a vegetarian, I'm used to getting something different anytime I get a vegan broth/ramen, but I would say this is the sweetest one I've ever had. I don't usually like to add soy sauce, but I felt it was necessary with how sweet the broth was. My non-vegetarian partner tried the vegan broth in comparison to their tonkatsu bowl and said it was noticeably different, much sweeter. I think maybe it was ginger, or maybe there was lemongrass? I couldn't really identify it... Other than that though, I really enjoyed my meal and would eat here again.
We ate lunch at the Reno Public Market, which is this fun place with multiple food stalls. We had these delicious Bao Buns from the Noodle Station that had pineapple kimchi they were small but delicious.
I was excited to see they had a vegan ramen and bao option. The waitress was awesome. When I inquired if the noodles were vegan she brought the bag right over to me and told advised me that her boss says to always bring customers the packaging to avoid confusion. As a vegan I approve that moto. The food was the real let down. To begin, the soul was extremely bland. Miso broth is usually very flavorful, this was not. There was nothing to add to it like soy sauce or sriracha. The vegan noodles were actually terrible; Chewy and tough all at once. I ordered the vegan bao, mushroom only, sweet not spicy. They delivered me tofu bao spicy. She took it back and had it remade for me. What came out was ice cold buns, ice cold mushrooms, the middle of the bun was soggy from cold mushroom juice. If it was supposed to have a sweet sauce, I didn't taste it. I really wanted to like this place, and I was severely let down. I would not return.
I wasn't feeling well and was really craving soup to help relieve my cough. Enter Noodle Station. The menu options looked good but I ultimately decided on the tonkotsu ramen. It wasn't too badly priced at $14 and I didn't have to wait too long for it to be ready. It was just OK. It did the job of making me feel better, but the broth was very thick and salty. The meat, noodles and egg were fine but the broth... just couldn't finish it.
Had lunch with friends I ordered to share the Tunkatsu Ramen with pork belly, bok choy, and semi boiled egg. The spice level was perfect for my sore throat. Scare acting is tough job and a soup like this after a long night of screaming is the best remedy. Noisy in the seating area but I got to catch the football game and watch beetle juice at the same time.
Soggy boa bun... but otherwise good flavor and nice workers. Would try their noodles in the future. Also was hoping to try chicken but they were out on a Saturday. next time!!!
This establishment is located as a stall in the Reno public market. They have a few Ramen options and some bao buns. I got the three little pigs Ramen. I found it to be very mid. I did not find the pulled pork to be a very good combo with ramen. The service was kind and polite on a Sunday evening. I wish they offered a spicy option, or even a condiment bar to add toppings to the ramen. Within the public market there's plenty of seating and a central bar to watch the game.
Felt good about eating this noodle soup, very clean, the short rib cooked perfectly, the flavors all meshed together well. The broth very flavorful. Thoroughly enjoyed my lunch. The cook and server very polite, service was quick, and delivered to our table. The atmosphere was roomy, good music, nice and relaxing.
We came here for lunch craving some ramen and were glad to stumble upon this place. The service was pretty quick and they were nice. They text you to let you know your order is ready which I find to be convenient. We ordered the tonkotsu ramen and enjoyed it. The broth had pretty good flavor, it came with half an egg and some pork. The pork was good portion! The only thing I wish they had was more spicy sauce options or chili flakes or a spicy ramen. This is inside Reno Public Market so there's plenty of space to sit and great vibe. read more
3 months ago
Visited the ramen shop inside Reno Public Market and was really impressed. The broth was incredibly flavorful, and even the kids' menu portion was a decent size. The anime decor was a fantastic touch that really added to the market's vibe! read more
9 months ago
There are so many choices at RPM, but this is what I chose. Brisket Bao with pineapple kimchee was FIRE! I also tried the candied bacon. The staff was friendly and full of smiles, and the food was fresh! We really enjoyed the public market and hope to go back. read more
Delicious! The ladies we ordered from were so nice we asked what they recommend and they not only recommended this delicious noodle bowl shown in the photo but also these fun marble drinks to try and it was all yummy. Service was a 10/10 we will definitely be going back. Good atmosphere and great food! read more
Met friends that had never visited the Reno Public Market knowing they would be impressed. They opted for NV Burgers while a ramen bowl looked great to us. The Three Little Pigs looked good to me so I dove in. Pulled pork, candied bacon, bok choy, pickled daikon (long white radish), mushrooms, very fresh noodles, corn, eggs and scallions. Each ingredient of the dish adds to the overall flavor but has flavor on their own as well. Sure candied bacon is tasty but so were the mushrooms and the daikon. The noodles were delicious as was the broth. Order and give your number and expect a text when your order is ready. Of course between not paying attention and the crowd noise I didn't hear the text. They brought our order to us and thanked us for visiting. Visit the Reno Public Market and take your friends or coworkers or even your crazy uncle cause everyone can get what they want and you don't have to pay for it all! Noodle Station is worth the trip. read more
I have lived in NV for 2 years now and never heard of the Reno Public Market. My daughter and son in law found this place while on vacation. There is a central bar, good music playing. They tried the Noodle Station and loved it. Said the Ramen was phenomenal. We decided to try them out of all the other food places inside the marketplace. They were out of 1 of the meats on the bowl we ordered. No problem, they gave extra pulled pork (OMG tender yummm) and the brisket, it had a little more chew to it, but still very delicious. We opted for the pork broth with udon noodles. It included the 1/2 egg, corn, bok choy, daikon radish, bamboo shoot and I am sure I am missing something. 10/10 The service was fairly quick, but the bowl 2 of us shared and still had allot left as it was huge. The emplyee was very nice. Great price as well. Go try them out!! read more
Good noodle shop with generous portions. I ordered an OG ramen and spicy brisket bao bun. Both were ready quickly and the order total was a little over $30. I got the OG Ramen and it came with a lot of noodles, vegetables, and pork. I wish the broth had a little more to it, felt like it was missing something, but the noodles were cooked perfectly, everything came piping hot, and the pork had good flavor. The bao could use a little more flavor, and wasn't really spicy at all but the meat and ingredients were fresh and good. Overall, it was a good lunch, but I am unsure if I would spe d the money to come back under current price points. read more
1 year ago
The service was fast, and the portion was large and warm- perfect for a rainy day. As a vegetarian, I'm used to getting something different anytime I get a vegan broth/ramen, but I would say this is the sweetest one I've ever had. I don't usually like to add soy sauce, but I felt it was necessary with how sweet the broth was. My non-vegetarian partner tried the vegan broth in comparison to their tonkatsu bowl and said it was noticeably different, much sweeter. I think maybe it was ginger, or maybe there was lemongrass? I couldn't really identify it... Other than that though, I really enjoyed my meal and would eat here again. read more
3 years ago
I was excited to see they had a vegan ramen and bao option. The waitress was awesome. When I inquired if the noodles were vegan she brought the bag right over to me and told advised me that her boss says to always bring customers the packaging to avoid confusion. As a vegan I approve that moto. The food was the real let down. To begin, the soul was extremely bland. Miso broth is usually very flavorful, this was not. There was nothing to add to it like soy sauce or sriracha. The vegan noodles were actually terrible; Chewy and tough all at once. I ordered the vegan bao, mushroom only, sweet not spicy. They delivered me tofu bao spicy. She took it back and had it remade for me. What came out was ice cold buns, ice cold mushrooms, the middle of the bun was soggy from cold mushroom juice. If it was supposed to have a sweet sauce, I didn't taste it. I really wanted to like this place, and I was severely let down. I would not return. read more
I wasn't feeling well and was really craving soup to help relieve my cough. Enter Noodle Station. The menu options looked good but I ultimately decided on the tonkotsu ramen. It wasn't too badly priced at $14 and I didn't have to wait too long for it to be ready. It was just OK. It did the job of making me feel better, but the broth was very thick and salty. The meat, noodles and egg were fine but the broth... just couldn't finish it. read more
3 years ago
Had lunch with friends I ordered to share the Tunkatsu Ramen with pork belly, bok choy, and semi boiled egg. The spice level was perfect for my sore throat. Scare acting is tough job and a soup like this after a long night of screaming is the best remedy. Noisy in the seating area but I got to catch the football game and watch beetle juice at the same time. read more
This establishment is located as a stall in the Reno public market. They have a few Ramen options and some bao buns. I got the three little pigs Ramen. I found it to be very mid. I did not find the pulled pork to be a very good combo with ramen. The service was kind and polite on a Sunday evening. I wish they offered a spicy option, or even a condiment bar to add toppings to the ramen. Within the public market there's plenty of seating and a central bar to watch the game. read more
Felt good about eating this noodle soup, very clean, the short rib cooked perfectly, the flavors all meshed together well. The broth very flavorful. Thoroughly enjoyed my lunch. The cook and server very polite, service was quick, and delivered to our table. The atmosphere was roomy, good music, nice and relaxing. read more
The service was quick and professional. Neither rude or polite. The food came quickly and was delicious. The broth again was my favorite. It was well developed with deep flavors. The egg was perfectly cooked and just the amount of runny. The meat was seasoned just right and was cooked perfectly to be sitting in the broth. The bok choy was a bit large, but the flavorful broth made up for the large chunks of bok choy. I am excited for my next bowl of ramen . read more
2 years ago
The ramen I got was very salty but still editable. The noodles just seemed like cup of noodles from Walmart that they sell for a dollar. read more
This food counter is towards the end of the mall. The menu is limited. I like a simple menu. I was caught off guard with the order process. They want your phone number so they can text you when it's ready. It would be nice to offer a tray for people to transfer the food to the table. So on to the food. The ramen was ok. The egg was very done. There wasn't many items in the ramen. I ordered the brisket bao and it's supposed to have kimchee. They asked if I want sweet or spicy. I asked for spicy. I don't know what I got, but I didn't see any kimchee and it wasn't spicy or sweet. It was sour lol. It had Vietnamese sandwich vibes with a dry brisket. The combination is not for me or my lunch friend. read more
Even though my expectations weren't high based on the reviews I read, I was still thoroughly disappointed. For starters, I ordered the tonkotsu ramen but got the original shoyu/chicken broth without warning. When I questioned about the tonkotsu, they told me they were out of the tonkotsu broth (which I would have appreciated to know when I was paying for the meal). I took the ramen because I didn't want to waste the bowl. The ramen itself was not the worst I've had, but very far from the best. I liked the noodles, but that was about it. The broth was very salty (improved when diluted with water) and the chashu was dry. read more
I do believe this is definitely one of the better ramen options in Reno. There are a variety of types of ramen and the service is fast! I feel the flavor is great, the broth is tasty, and you get a nice portion size for your money. I had the tonkatsu ramen and the pork belly is so delicious! I also love the flavored egg. read more
Okay, honest opinion flavors were pretty good I had the brisket bao with pineapple kimchi. Kimchi was very good and the meet flavor was okay. But the big hit here is the portion you get with the price you are paying. Very small portions here and extremely overpriced. This place is good and all, but like I said, it is way too overpriced for the amount and quality you get here. read more
Fun location (inside Reno Public Market) and very fast and friendly service. Unfortunately, the ramen itself was highly disappointing. The noodles were overcooked and kind of tasted like cardboard. The broth was very bland, and the ajitama was insanely soy sauce saturated. I tried to add corn to my tonkotsu ramen and was charged for it, but didn't receive corn. The prok belly was good, there just wasn't much of it. I had super high hopes for this place because I love ramen and it's very close to my apartment. Would consider coming back to try a bao bun, but definitely not the ramen. Hope they can turn things around read more
9 months ago
We went to the Reno Public Market because it was finally less crowded since everyone else was downtown for Hot August Nights. We walked around and decided to try the Noodle Station because the day's special was a pork belly bao. The proprietors were friendly, the lady patiently took our order, listing all our options, and the bao was amazing! An order comes with 3 delectable mini-bao, perfect for sharing with friends, but it was so delicious you may want to keep it all for yourself. read more
2 years ago
This "ramen" was confused and not good. I got the 3 pig bowl, it doesn't make sense. There was pulled pork that belongs in a burrito, cooked mushrooms, pickled daikon that belongs in a Korean dish, cabbage that was unfortunate, chicken chunks that also belonged in a burrito was dry, BACON... there was breakfast bacon on top, and egg that they couldn't even cut correctly. We also had the regular bowl of tonkatsu we got just slices of fat. There are better ramen spots than this at a better price, save your money and go to Haru! This place is trying to be a good noodle spot but someone got left overs out of their fridge and slapped it in a bowl of noodles, do not recommend. read more
2 years ago
I was looking for something warm to eat on a brisk day. The noodles were good but the broth was missing some flavor. Very nice staff. Good service. read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
The staff were helpful in deciding what to try and how to eat it properly. I had the 3 pigs bowl and it was absolutely delicious. $10-20 per person. Will go back. read more
This place is located inside the Reno public market, and this was my first time both to the market, and eating here. I ordered the tonkotsu ramen, and went over to the main bar to order a drink. In the time it took me to walk over and order my drink, my food order was ready while I was still waiting for my cocktail. Once my drink was ready, I walked over, and was able to pick up my order (right next to the cashier area/where you pay). I walked upstairs with it (this may have been a touch easier with a tray), and dug into my noodle bowl. Overall, it was good, not great. I think there were plenty of noodles, greens, a half egg, and pork, however, the broth itself made was good, but overall didn't have a ton of breadth to it/not a lot layers - just tasted salty, and all the noodles themselves stuck together quite a bit (making it a bit challenging to eat). Overall I liked it, but will likely try something else next time I am here, from a different vendor. read more
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