Personally, I wasn't a fan of Momofuku. However, there were some stuff that tasted a lot better than the ramen that I got. I swear that Momofuku is supposed to be known for their ramen but it was SUPER disappointing. I thought the broth was SUPER salty and the worst part about it is that it was luke warm. How can you have ramen that is luke warm... I'll say the pork belly was actually not bad. Could be a bit more tender but i thought it was actually okay. Also, it's the most expensive ramen i've had too.. I know we're at vegas and all but $18 for it is just EXTREME. I would even have to consider paying $18 at ramen dojo(not that it is $18 but if it was) but for momofoku...damn that was damn expensive AND I wasn't full at all. Also, had a few bites of the kimchee pork bowl. Another dish you can probably skip out on. I thought it was a little better than my ramen honestly but the rice was mushy. I could probably use more kimchee too. It's more like a bad take on a bimbambap.
There are some things that they did do well though. The crispy potatoes were pretty good even at $12. It was HOT(like I would want my ramen to be HOT) and I like all the cheese and the crispness to it. What I thought was really wonderful was their dry roasted mussels. That was definitely on point delicious. A good amount of garlic, onions, and even bacon bits. It all went very well with the mussels and they give a generous amount. I thought it be pretty delicious to have that mussels with a bowl of rice and you mixed on those ingredients from the mussels with the rice and it be sooo good. Although, I thought the mussels were super unique and tasty, I just can't see myself coming back ever.
Service was okay. Didn't have to wait on a Saturday(almost 1 pm) so that's good.