Harajuku Ramen

After a long night out, ramen for lunch is always a good way to recover. Found this place in the Las Vegas Hilton within the “Famous Foods Street Eats” section, and it hit the spot. The pork was decent, and the soup was oily but surprisingly satisfying. Noodles were very average, but the portion was sufficient to sooth the hunger. Friendly service, and plenty of tables to sit and eat at.

ive never posted a review but this food was so good i feel obligated to. genuinely one of the best meals ive ever had, me and my partner shared one bowl of the Harajuku Special and it was enough to make both of us full. the noodles were great, the broth was amazing, the marinated egg was fantastic and the pork was incredible. absolutely perfect, we left the bowl completely empty, not one drip of broth went to waste. $18 for a bowl to feed two people is an incredible deal as well, especially for how good this was, i will genuinely remember this ramen for the rest of my life.

We were surprised to see so many bad reviews as we had two ramen soups, and they were absolutely delicious. Easily the best option in the entire resort complex, go ad have one, you won't regret it.

Worst experience ever. Waited over 30 min for a single order of ramen. When I went to the front to ask about the status of it because I never received the text that it was ready, the owner or boss (big caucasian dude) just blew me off and said "We're busy." I waited patiently for another 10 min before asking another staff member and it was ready waiting in a bag the whole time. I told them about being blown off and the lady worker just shrugged. Didn't offer to even rewarm it for me. Never order from them. Horrible experience.

I am Japanese, I wasn’t sure if I should try but I thought. I give it a go. Soup lacks flavor, the “men” (noodles) Stuck to the bottom of the bowl. The men’s texture was okay but had an odd taste. I had to mix it up a little bit to get it unstuck. The ingredients are fine. The charshu is pretty flavorless. I asked for white pepper or rayu (chili oil), They had no idea what I was asking for .While it’s not the worst, it’s definitely not the best Ramen, I have had. If you’re used to authentic Japanese Ramen, I would not recommend this place. If you’re not picky, I guess it’s fine…