Tang Tang Tang

If you're looking for some Korean soup dishes with a hearty/home feeling, this is your spot. The portions are pretty big so it is a great spot to meet here with a group of people. A decent rule of thumb may be to treat each dish as if it can feed 2+ people, which is why each dish is pricey.The service is pretty fast since a majority of the dishes are mainly soup dishes. As far as ordering, the main decision is whether you want spicy or non-spicy. Also with that, the spicy tends to be decently salted, while the non-spicy are usually non-salted. Which is good because you can adjust the saltiness to your liking. Any of the soups are going to be pretty similar, it's just more about what type of meat you prefer.I like the oxtail soup because it's simple and easy to eat. As far as spicy, the pork back bone hot pot is full of flavor and fun to eat. If you're not into soup, I highly suggest getting the steamed pork mini (bossam) which I feel is still enough to feed 2 people. This place also offers soju in which this place may be beneficial for you to get drunk and also cure your hang over at the same time. This place overall is great as it provides a different Korean taste palate that may not be used to, as well as provide some late night drinking and entertainment.

When my friends told me that Tang Tang Tang was a staple for a Vegas trip, I initially thought "it's just some hangover soup" but boy, was I wrong! Being Korean, a good bowl of soup is necessary after a night of drinking and TTT delivered.We had a large group but we were still seated right away. Our group ordered 2 mini-size bossams to share and I went with the gamja tang as my hangover cure. The bossam was juicy and tender, and I loved the sides it came with so you can make the perfect wrap. The gamja tang had 3-4 pieces of giant meat bones and it was just the right amount of spicy to soothe my stomach after a long night of drinking. The kimchi, especially the radish kimchi, was soooo good and the perfect accompaniment to the soup and rice.The ahjummas were attentive and refilled the kimchi for us whenever they noticed we were out. I completely understand why TTT is a staple for a Vegas trip and I'll be back again!

Out of a lot of places during this trip, I would say this was the best we have had. Tang Tang Tang is serving up delicious Korean soups. Great for Vegas hangover soups number 21 beef short rib spicy is so good and their kimchi is spot on omg! Came here a second time in one Vegas trip and also tried their Ox knee soup. That was so good omg!!! It was just overall that good that I came here three times!! They also make their kimchi to buy back home if you enjoy it. Which I truly did. I also loved all the sides that were given. Amazing and the service was fast. I have no complaints just praise at how good this place is. I have since recommended many people to come here if they are dying from the daily drinking all day and night. This was my medicine and literally made me survive my Vegas trip.

I used to visit the other Tang Tang Tang on Rainbow back in the day. I remember their milky soup (seolleongtang) being a highlight, so I figured I would get the same. I ordered the Oxtail Soup for $22.99. It was much smaller than I anticipated with minimal noodles and small pieces of oxtail. The soup was okay, it didn't have a lot of flavor. I added the salt as I remember it being suggested to do that at the other location. I guess the photo on the menu looked a lot better than what I got. So that was pretty disappointing. I would not order it again. (After reading some of the other reviews, I realize that I was given some green onions for my soup. They gave it along with the banchan and placed it close to my dining companion. So I was never told it was for my soup. We just thought it was an odd banchan item.)My friend ordered the Bossam - Steamed Pork, Mini Size for $23.99. It was a decent amount and she was surprised compared to what I got. The banchan was decent though, and the japchae was pretty good. It was all pretty fresh. They also sell their own kimchee.Service was fine overall.

We got a mini order of the bossam, seafood pancake, and the beef brisket/oxtail combo soup. They have a good amount of side dishes, and their kimchi and spicy pickled radish is one of the best I ever tasted. Love that you can order a mini bossam. There was a good amount of pork shoulder and cabbage and radishes to go along with it. It was very flavorful, the fattiness of the pork went great with the radish and kimchi and it was very appetizing. The seafood pancakes were also delicious, very crispy and each bite had lots of shrimp and other seafood in it. It also didn't feel too thin or thick which I really liked.

Great place especially for colder days and late nights - open till 2am. Solid Korean restaurant that serves ox bone broth type soups. Nice sized restaurant with good family styled service - friendly. Table banchans are fresh and tasty. I come here for the ox bone soups. The broth is intended to be light on flavor so use the table salt & pepper to get the flavor of the broth to your liking. The meats are good, I prefer the beef brisket - easy to dip in the provided sauce. Chill place to get some Korean type comfort food.

Been watching lots of Kdramas got me craving some authentic Food! Came with a group of 5 adults and 2 kids-this is what we ordered:-Spicy Sausages and Kimchi Hot Pot with ramen & Cheese-Boiled oxtail/brisket soup-Pork BossamThe spicy noodles with the cheese is a huge portion & had a good spice level. I wish the oxtail in the soup wasn't sliced thinner-I was surprised it wasn't softer as well but the flavor was lights and perfect for the cold weather. The pork bossom and all the sides definitely filled us up! It was how I imagined it would be just like the dramas. Service was quick-sat down in minutes and food came out piping hot!Ambiance is casual and you can tell locals would come here-so that's always a good sign!

Good place to come when it's cold outside and you're craving soup. It's got a decent banchan selection but if you're here with a few people, the steamed pork appetizer is great for sharing. Service was curt but efficient - definitely would consider again if I'm in Vegas during the winter times.

We asked if there is vegetarian option for bibimbap and they said no problem. Out comes a bowl full of meat. We then asked the server about it and he gives us an attitude. Hey man, just say no next time amd i will gladly walk out of this dogshit establishment.

Opens super late, extremely easy parking, it's like another version of the popular "song nan dam". A great spot to get hot soup and Korean dishes when most other places are closed. A great find to cure hungover and post gambling hunger. We got the signature beef short ribs soup and the cold noodles.The short ribs itself is probably 3/5 but the soup is 4/5. The short ribs might be in the soup boiling process for too long, the texture is not as good as expected.The reason for the 5 star is because of the cold noodles. Oh my god, extremely authentic and delicious!!! Highly recommend. This is what authentic Korean food should taste like. The service is very good. The staffs are quite attentive. Come check this place out.