Omoide Noodles & Bowls

Food: bento box (salmon and beef). The salmon had a delicious grilled flavor but next time I would probably ask for the teriyaki sauce on the side or to leave it off as it was too much sugar for me. I like the at the bento comes with so much variety of tastes and textures. It had salad, potato salad, half boiled egg, tofu, tempura, rice, pickles, miso soup and your protein. Everything was good, but they need to work on the flavor of their miso soup as it was a bit blah and lacking in flavor (too watered down). Service: there was only one waiter, so she was stretched pretty thin and had to be reminded when I requested soy sauce for the cold tofu. Ambiance: noted in my previous review that it's cute inside and feels like you've stepped into Tokyo!Tip: bento box is only M-F. Me sad.

So this is based on food that was delivered. I got the tonkotsu shoyu ramen with extra chasu. The chasu was the highlight. Very good cuts of meat that were tender and flavorful. The egg also was the medium cook I appreciate. However, the soup base was a bit flat for me in taste. More salt than flavor, and didn't have the richness that blending the tonkotsu usually lends. The noodles were also overcooked for me. I like mine more al dente. I know when ramen just started being a thing, monta used to send take out orders with noodles that still needed to be cooked with instructions. Maybe that could solve them overcooking when being transported if people wish for that option.I tried my boyfriends curry chicken he got, and it was not bad, but nothing exciting. I would have preferred stronger notes of the spices. It also leaked everywhere, but maybe that was on the person driving it to us. The menu looks interesting, and maybe experiencing their food in person might give me another impression of what they have to offer.

After seeing a glowing review on YT I decided to drive out of my way to have lunch. While the katsu curry lunch combo was fine, and with a large portion of rice, I didn't feel it was anything extraordinary.Seating here seems weird with metal chairs that look to have been purchased at a closeout sale somewhere.

One of our go to ramen places. This Japanese restaurant makes you feel like your in a Japanese neighborhood giving an authtenic atmosphere feel. Their tonkatsus are delicious and the ramen bowls does not disappoint. Friendly and fast service.

Finallllly writing a review about one of my favorite restaurants in the Southwest area I've been to Omoide a few times, each time a great experience. I love their bowls especially the Ebi Don. It comes with miso soup, a yummy salad, and pickled veggies. A good deal for it's price!It's never toooo busy in here and the space is very nice and chill. Staff is always friendly and service is fairly quick. Can't wait to try other things on the menu! 4.5

Absolutely love this place! Portions are huge, princes are low and affordable and the quality of the food is amazing. The inside sets you back to rural / streets of Japan and i absolutely love it. The service is always welcome, funny and just simply amazing. Our food always comes out fast. The gyudon, karage, gyoza as well as any ramen is our go too but my personal favorite is the tampua bun! Even when we order on door dash the quality and portion of the food is still just as amazing as eating it inside the restaurant. I would always come back and I will always recommend this place :)

My husband and I went on a Thursday night there was a crowd and it wasn't so bad of a wait to be seated. I ordered the tonkatsu shoyu ramen and chicken Karaage. My husband ordered some chicken pasta which I forgot to take an image of his order. Lol The quality and texture of the soup and chicken was great! The soup wasn't too salty which I enjoyed. It fills the spot! The service was not bad and place looks clean and well kept.

When I'm in Vegas, I find myself wanting to explore new restaurants and enjoy options off the strip. Omoide Noodles & Bowls, located in the Southwest area, is one of the restaurants that I visited by chance. The interior was decorated with Japanese-inspired touches from the lanterns to the banners, the ambiance was perfect. The service was amazing as well, friendly and attentive.The menu ranges from various options of Japanese food, I was craving for katsudon so that's exactly what I ordered. When my food came, I knew I wouldn't be disappointed! The presentation itself already had me smiling and happy inside. The katsu remained its crispness despite the egg and sauce added on top, the sauce was sweet and flavorful, everything tied together so well. The katsudon definitely satisfied my craving!

Errands day and found myself near this restaurant around lunch time. Who wouldn't want a cold soba on a hot day? And it came with tempura as well. It was pretty empty for a lunch hour so I got seated right away. And served right away as well. I like the ambience of the restaurant with the lanterns and wooden tables and booths. Staff were quick to respond and very courteous. Food was good and reasonable prices too! Will definitely be back.

Had lunch here today with my brother. He said I needed to check this place out for the lunch special, so I said "let's go!" OMG! For $18, you get your choice of noodles, choice of side dish, house salad with a coke or sprite. I had the pork ramen noodles. It was so tender! My brother had udon noodles and curry rice. He says he always gets this. It's hard for him to change. At first, it may not look like much, but the meal is very filling! I was pleasantly surprised with this meal. The hostess & server were pleasant and checked on us often. It's a small place, but homey. Prior to the pandemic, this special was $13, but even now, I'd consider this a great choice for what you get. Is it the best or bad, no, but it's definitely good! I'd keep this place on my "go to" list when I'm in Vegas.