One of my favorite types of food is Japanese Ramen. I have tried many different restaurants in Las Vegas, Henderson, and Summerlin and by far the best one in terms of price, portions, and taste is Michi Ramen in Henderson. If you are a fan of ramen I highly recommend it. The best thing about this spot is that it's not located in China Town so often times there is no wait to be seated. One of the best sides is the garlic edamame which is packed with flavor. Jinya Ramen has raised their prices and the quality of their ramen has dropped over the years in my opinion. Monta Ramen is a good spot, but the restaurant is tiny and the wait time can be long. Ramen Sora suffers from being too popular and busy as well. Finally I will recommend another ramen spot called Tomi Ramen, they have a Naruto style ramen that is really delicious and the location is not as busy as the ramen spots found in China Town.
A friend of mine also loves Ramen. I tried Michi Ramen, Monta Ramen, Ramen Sora with him. I have not heard of Tomi Ramen but will check it out someday :-)
ReplyDeleteHave you tried Fukumimi ramen? He ranks it as his top. I rank Monta Ramen on Spring Mountain as my number one but that was years ago.
I'm ashamed to say this, but I have not tried legit ramen in my life. I think it's due to mental scarring caused by living off Top Ramen for like 6 years straight when I was a kid lol Thanks for the recommendations, I'll have to give one a try!
ReplyDeleteSounds yum will have to try
ReplyDeleteI've heard of Tomi Ramen and I really want to try it some day with my friends! We all really like anime and it seems like a neat and fun endeavor!
ReplyDeleteI actually worked at Ichiza for a while. We had a number of different ramen options, even though it wasn't one of our specialties.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite was the mapo ramen. It used the same base as our mapo tofu dish, with doubanjiang as the spicy component.
I liked it so much that now, I actually use doubanjiang when I make chili, instead of just straight dried chilies. It's an interesting mix, between the Mexican flavor of the dried peppers, and Szechuan influence from the "yard long" beans.
Another cool anime ramen place is Shokku Ramen. I think it's really good and their hokage chicken with the ramen is very yummy. They are open 24/7 too.
ReplyDeleteOooo I love garlicy edamame! Thanks for these recommendations because I've only tried a handful of ramen spots and none of them so far have been very memorable. So I'll definitely check out Michi Ramen.
ReplyDeleteI have yet to try ramen. I have done Korean BBQ but not ramen yet. I may have give it a try.
ReplyDeleteI have had ramen sold at the grocery store. I automatically assumed they are all the same now I will have to try one of those restaurants recommended above sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteActually, I do like Japanese cuisine so thanks for this Dimas, now I am going to check it out. Looking forward to try that garlic edamame also.
ReplyDeleteOver the last year I have really gotten into eating all types of Asian cuisine. Ramen has definitely been my favorite dish so far. So many combinations on what to put in it or, what broth to get.
ReplyDeleteMichi Ramen is one of the best places around. Super good. Jinya Ramen did decrease over the years and it's sad because they were really good.
ReplyDeleteI have loved ramen all my life but I have to admit I have not tried enough real ramen I think that I will check out Michi ramen. I really prefer restaurants that are not packed with people it sounds like something I would like.
ReplyDeleteI went to Ramen Sora for my birthday last year with my family, and yeah it is one of my favorite places to go to get ramen! I wish that remembered to get more ramen more often.
ReplyDeleteWill definitely go check it out sometime! Even wrote it on my phone! Haha
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