The place is a bit small and the parking can be a bit hard to find. I ordered the spicy ramen with the miso broth. It was good but I was a bit in pain to enjoyed it. The services was quick and the ambiance was casual.

Noodle date night! The Seating was quick. The waiter was helpful and suggested that we could order extra soup (broth). I'm a lover of the shoyu broth and all the extras. Hubby loves the noodles. I ordered extra pickled ginger and the tamago. Yum! We especially enjoyed the garlic edamame. We ordered it twice. Wrapped up our date with an order of strawberry mochi. 2 pieces were perfect to share. The servers were attentive. The music was groovy and the bathroom was a single locked for one at a time, clean, and it includes a changing table inside. This is a fun and yummy spot to hit when in the mood for ramen, as long as you are not looking for gorgeous ambience. The decor is nothing to write home about. The parking lot is nice and easy compared to larger complexes it had enough open spots to park and we didn't have to stress about finding a spot. All around great spot. For couples or for parties of 10 it looks like there was plenty of room. Will come again for sure. I recommend.

Hey Yelpers! Stopped in here for a late dinner as winter is perfect ramen weather. We ordered the garlic edamame and some chashu ramen with the shoju broth. The edamame were so good we ordered a second order. They had an excellent slightly garlic with what seemed like a hint of smoky flavor. We really enjoyed them. The ramen was nice. One nice thing they have here is the option to order more broth. My wife loves the broth and I love the noodles, so we ordered her some extra broth and shared a bowl. She also order some extra ginger and an egg. It was just right for the two of us. As for the service, they are very nice. We rarely had to wait for anything. It's just a great little ramen shop. We'd come back, especially since they are open late. Give them a try !

Ramen sora in the Chinese district of Las Vegas is an excellent choice if you're looking for high-quality Ramen or fried rice and noodle entrées. The service is excellent. They are quick to see you and take care of your table. They are also on top of it when you're in need of Adding more items to your order or refreshing your drink. The ambience is very simple with concrete floors and community table type seating with a few individual seating tables. We got the Takontsu Ramen along with the potstickers and shrimp fried rice. The food was excellent and I would definitely return on another visit to Vegas.

Food***// tbh not the best one I had but about average. It's Sapporo style but way salty than expected. I ordered soy base maybe others would be better... Service***// average service nothing stands out. I was there for a quick lunch anyways Ambiance****// nice and clean which is what I usually care the most. I think the lighting can be brighter to give customer more energy like traditional ramen place

Had about a 10-15 min wait but was seated promptly and orders were taken. The place was busy on a Fri night in Chinatown. Went with my fiancé and 2 friends. Ordered the veggie ramen. Ramen is definitely meant to be eaten fresh and not for takeout. Tasted so good and would go back again!

One of the best Ramen Places in Vegas. I found out about this place because of Hachi (Sister Restaurant) . They had business cards, and I realized that some of the restaurants was actually in San Diego and not in Las Vegas. If you want Ramen, look no further. If you want a Delicious Cha-Shu Bowl, look no further. The place isn't that big, but it has its own parking lot. You have to look where the entrance is, as it is a bit hidden. I liked that there was a Yelp Waitlist, but just note that even with Waitlist it may take a bit of time to get seated, as they seat as people leave. So if people are taking a while, unfortunately, the wait will be longer. One more note is that the gentleman that took our order was super friendly and helpful to get our order down. We tried the Mini Curry bowl, Cha-Siu Bowl, Otsumami Platter, Spicy Ramen, and the Chashu Ramen. Keep in mind that you can order larger portions of Noodles (I thought it was thicker noodles), and depending on which ramen you choose, you can still choose your broth style. They have Miso, Shio, and Shoyu. Spicy Ramen Miso hands down, so good. Cha-Siu inside just melts, the Ramen was perfect texture, and broth was delicious. The Otsumami Platter is a no brainer, and a real deal. Seared Chashu wasn't like the bowl with the fatty on it, even though it was more lean meat, it was tender and packed with flavor. Gotta come back next time I am in Vegas. This place, just like Hachi is now a must stop place. Wished there was more places like this in LA. Until next time!