Ramen Sora
Noodle soups & a few Japanese side dishes served with beer & sake in a modern space.
Every ramen restaurant we track that matches this, ranked by rating and review volume. Search by name or city, or switch to the map.
6 ramen restaurants on this page
6 ramen restaurants
Noodle soups & a few Japanese side dishes served with beer & sake in a modern space.
Cozy, bustling venue serving late-night diners with a variety of traditional Japanese small plates.
With 4.4 stars and 538 reviews, Shinjuku Ramen is a popular ramen destination in Las Vegas, Nevada. Highlights include vegan-friendly options, vegetarian options, delivery, a full bar, mid-range pricing.
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An open kitchen turns out ramen bowls & Japanese plates in this casual, storefront restaurant.
Artisanal ramen bowls & other Japanese small plates in vibrant, anime-inspired surrounds.
Yo-Kai Express @ Metreon, in San Francisco, is next up, rated 2.7 out of 5 from 43 reviews.
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When a ramen craving hits, the only question that matters is: who is actually serving right now? The map above is already filtered to ramen restaurants open at this moment, checked against each spot’s posted hours in real time. Enter your ZIP or tap “Use my location” and the closest open bowls jump to the top of the list.
I have been burned too many times driving to a shop that closed 20 minutes ago, so this is the filter I use most. Here is how to read it, how to avoid the dreaded last-call letdown, and how to find a bowl fast no matter the hour.
Every restaurant on this map is matched against its posted hours for the current day and time. The green “Open” badge in the list confirms a spot is serving right now, and the results sort by distance once you set your location, so the nearest open kitchen is always first. It is the fastest way to go from craving to a confirmed bowl.
“Open” and “still seating you for a full meal” are not always the same thing. Kitchens often stop taking orders before the posted close, and a popular spot can sell out of a broth late in the night. If it is getting close to closing, I call ahead to confirm they are still serving, and I keep a backup from the list ready just in case.
If you are within 30–45 minutes of closing, call first — many kitchens stop orders before the door officially locks.
Keep the second and third nearest open spots in mind so a sold-out broth does not end your night.
Late at night, add the “Open Late” filter to focus on spots that will still be going for a while.
Once the map shows what is serving, layer on what you are craving. Add a broth like tonkotsu or miso, a price range, or a vibe like “Date Night.” The filters combine, so you can go from “anything that is open” to “the exact bowl I want, open right now, closest to me” in a couple of taps.
The map above is pre-filtered to ramen restaurants currently open, checked against their posted hours. Enter your ZIP or tap “Use my location” to sort the open spots by distance.
Each spot is checked against its hours in real time, and a green “Open” badge in the list confirms it is currently serving.
Most open for lunch around 11 AM or noon and serve into the evening; some are dinner-only from 5 PM. Hours vary, and the map reflects each spot’s current schedule.
Usually, but kitchens often stop taking orders before the posted close, and broths can sell out late. If it is near closing, call ahead and keep a backup spot in mind.
Yes. Once the map shows what is open, add a broth, price range, or vibe filter and they combine — so you get exactly the bowl you want, open right now and closest to you.
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