5 Best Ramen Restaurants in Las Vegas, NV

#1. Ramyun Vegas holds a 5.0-star average across 15 Google reviews.

Google describes it as: “With 5 stars, Ramyun Vegas is a top-rated convenience store in Las Vegas.”

100% of its reviews land at 4 or 5 stars — a strongly positive spread with very little polarization, which usually points to a kitchen that's consistent night to night rather than one riding a single standout dish.

Is wheelchair accessible — practical details worth knowing before you go.

#2. Zen Curry East holds a 5.0-star average across 4 Google reviews.

Google describes it as: “With 5 stars, Zen Curry East is a top-rated restaurant in Las Vegas.”

100% of its reviews land at 4 or 5 stars — a strongly positive spread with very little polarization, which usually points to a kitchen that's consistent night to night rather than one riding a single standout dish.

Offers delivery — practical details worth knowing before you go.

It keeps evening hours later than most of the competition, which matters if you're planning a post-work or late dinner.

#3. Ton Shou Premium Katsu & Izakaya holds a 4.9-star average across 1,318 Google reviews, a large enough sample that the score reflects real consistency rather than a handful of visits.

Google describes it as: “With 4.9 stars, Ton Shou Premium Katsu & Izakaya is a top-rated izakaya restaurant in Las Vegas. offering a full bar, reservations accepted.”

97% of its reviews land at 4 or 5 stars — a strongly positive spread with very little polarization, which usually points to a kitchen that's consistent night to night rather than one riding a single standout dish.

Takes reservations, and is wheelchair accessible — practical details worth knowing before you go.

It's also one of the later-running kitchens on this list, staying open past midnight on at least one night — worth knowing if you're the type to want ramen at an hour most restaurants have already closed.

#4. Daikon Vegan Sushi - Lake Mead holds a 4.9-star average across 806 Google reviews, a large enough sample that the score reflects real consistency rather than a handful of visits.

Google describes it as: “Plant-based Japanese entrees, appetizers & sushi offered in a relaxed counter-service locale.”

97% of its reviews land at 4 or 5 stars — a strongly positive spread with very little polarization, which usually points to a kitchen that's consistent night to night rather than one riding a single standout dish.

Takes reservations, and has outdoor seating, offers delivery, lists vegan options, is wheelchair accessible — practical details worth knowing before you go.

It keeps evening hours later than most of the competition, which matters if you're planning a post-work or late dinner.

For a plant-based bowl done well rather than as an afterthought, this is one of the stronger options in Las Vegas.

#5. Izakaya Shun holds a 4.9-star average across 305 Google reviews, a solid sample size for a neighborhood ramen shop.

Google describes it as: “With 4.9 stars, Izakaya Shun is a top-rated japanese restaurant in Las Vegas. offering a full bar, reservations accepted.”

98% of its reviews land at 4 or 5 stars — a strongly positive spread with very little polarization, which usually points to a kitchen that's consistent night to night rather than one riding a single standout dish.

Takes reservations, and lists vegetarian options, is wheelchair accessible — practical details worth knowing before you go.

It's also one of the later-running kitchens on this list, staying open past midnight on at least one night — worth knowing if you're the type to want ramen at an hour most restaurants have already closed.