In Vegas, it seems like the benchmark is Monta Ramen on Spring Mt. so I'm going to review this place in comparison.
1. Environment: with plenty of room and vaulted ceilings the environment is very nice.
2. Service: I didn't request for a lot and I don't have complaints
3. Soup base: I actually like the soup here more. The flavor of the Tonkotsu was more subtle and not as overbearing with the salt.
4. Noodles: It tastes store bought, nothing special.
5. Chashu pork: Compared to Monta, unremarkable. It was a bit course and flavorless in comparison.
6. Price: 1 bowl of Ramen with 2 toppings was $11
Overall, I will come back again. It's a good lunch spot on this side of town.