Ramen15

We've had many satisfying meals here. The quality of food, although not the best best, is still pretty good. The service, usually just one nice young lady, is competent and friendly. It's not usually very busy when we've been there. The ambiance is okay. It's comfortable and clean. It's, overall, a good place to have Korean style leaning ramen meal.

Located conveniently near the UNLV campus, this ramen shop is a good spot for students seeking affordable and delicious eats. While I initially came for the ramen, I decided to venture off and try their tteokbokki instead.The tteokbokki arrived steaming hot, with chewy rice cakes perfectly coated in a sweet and spicy sauce. The flavors balanced well, providing just the right kick without being overwhelming. The dish was pack with a variety of other toppings like fish cake, an egg, noodles wrapped in a fried seaweed. The restaurant has a lot of space, making it an ideal spot for students to gather. With a diverse menu that offers plenty of options, I'm already planning my next visit to explore their ramen selections. If you're in the area, definitely stop by!

That was the worst ramen I've had in Vegas. No flavor, poor service. I could go into why it was terrible from the poor quality of noodles to whatever that was they call chashu, but we'll just say you're better off getting some instant ramen. I left and paid the check about a min after getting my food. I told the waiter it was terrible. He had no response. I asked him if he cared and he just replied "there's nothing I can do"Alright, weird attitude to have. But alright.

We ordered the Pork Shoyu Ramen and Chicken Shouu Ramen for late lunch which came with a choice of appetizers.The Pork Shoyu Ramen was good . The broth, noodles, the Char Shu, and soft boiled egg seemed a bit generic. It was good but got me wondering if anything here is made from scratch or is it just put together with ingredients order from a supplier.The Chicken Ramen had some issues. The Roasted drumstick was a nice touch and it was delicious. The broth had too much Yuzu and Shoyu and overpowered the broth. The slices of the roasted Chicken Thigh were dry and rubbery and hard to chew. Yep, probably left overs from last night.The complementary appetizers were completely underwhelming. It was worse than the frozen stuff you can buy from Trader Joe's. The Gyoza was nothing but veggies inside and was deep fried. The Kimchi Fried rice was premade and it was dry. The boneless chicken had no flavor and the GoChuJang based sauce that came on the side tastes like an after thought.

TLDR: It's a 4 star for taste but it's a 4.5 to 5 in terms of value for money. Ramen portions are decent but the free appetizer makes things incredibly worth it. Tonkotsu ramen: Noodles are decent, the chashu tastes better than okay, but the broth was a bit of a letdown. The price makes up for the shortage of flavor, but I think the shortage of a tonkotsu broth punch is worth mentioning. Chicken karaage: It's good. Better than what you'd expect from a free appetizer. Wasabi Mayo offered a different layer of flavor that I'm happy to get. Chicken fried rice (no image): A very good plate of fried rice that commands its $14 price point especially with an appetizer that is the size of an individual entree for most restaurants. It's gonna be a bit pricey without the appetizer though. Service: We were alone, so the staff kept a good eye on us. Ambiance: The place just opened, so the place looked neat and clean.

Ramen15 is located on Maryland and Harmon, at the former location of Hello Misfits. Parking is plentiful.Inside is clean with good seating and friendly service.Menu offers a selection of ramen with various appetizers. If you buy one ramen, you get one appetizer free!Kimbap ($6.99) is yummy! The seaweed rice roll is filled with carrot, pickled radish, egg, and spinach.Deep Fried Boneless Chicken ($12.99) is also good! They offer a choice of original, soy garlic, and sweet & spicy. The soy garlic flavor is delicious!

Near UNLV and craving something hot and delicous? Well come down and get same ramen at ramen15! Newly open just 2 weeks ago and this place is bomb! Their menu has buy 1 ramen get a free appetizer! Who does that nowadays?! Don't know if that is temporary but take advantage while it still lasts!Ambiance (5/5) chill place. Spacious and clean. You can chillax with friends and family is this cozy place!Food: tonkatsu ramen was my favorite (5/5). Creamy and not too salty. It blended well with the sprouts, egg, and spinach! If you like it spicy, they have that option too!Miso ramen (5/5)! Husband loved it. You can definitely taste the miso in the broth. It wasnt too and paired well with the noodles and toppings.Kimbap: (5/5) portion size was a lot for a free appetizer! Taste was excellent! It went well with my soup!Pork katsu appetizer: (5/5) crunchy and delectable! Definitely a favorite! Comes in hot and crispy and the sauce pairs well with the katsu.Overall, definitely a new go to especially since we live nearby! Come enjoy ramen15!

I came here with my friends, and the food was amazing. This is the second-best ramen in Vegas for me. It was that much very good. The portion was a lot too, as much as having the guilt of guilty by big portion of ramen and free appetizers which I can say it is big portion with less $20. The service was great, and the ambiance was clean. I highly recommend it here! I had miso ramen, and I tasted my friend's mala ramen and spicy tonkotsu ramen, all of them were so amazing. Their kimbap and pork belly roll were perfect too.

This is the BEST Tasting Ramen in Las Vegas. Their soup served with the ramen is so good. The portion is generous!The combo set is filling.I had Tokatsu ramen and chicken Karaage served with wasabi MayoMy wife Mara (spicy)ramen and fried fish.Great service and plenty of parking.This is my new go to placefor ramen

There aren't very many ramen option in this area and I will say this is by far the best place I've been too in a while. We were greeted at the front door and the restaurant seats a lot of people which is great. They were playing K-pop which I couldn't understand but had a great beat. Menu is small but you get a free appetizer with ramen which is priced around 16-17 dollars. I had the chicken ramen and the broth was amazing with great flavor. Fried chicken fried rice was delicious. I willBe back again and try different menu options.