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| - Decent japanese restaurant, near by the strip, airport, and best of all, UNLV. Friendly staff and has free wi-fi as well (good for the busy student or business worker). This is a favorite restaurant to go to after a late night of studying at the Lied Library at UNLV. This restaurant opens pretty late.
They have a little store at the entrance for like various japanese candies and snacks. Seating for restaurant is in another room next to it.
Menu has a variety of rice bowls, ramen, appetizers, as well as sushi. Have never tried the sushi though.
Each table is served with a plate of edamame before order.
Their ramen is pretty big sized with a variety of soups/toppings like mabo tofu, curry, etc. Not too much of a fan of their ramen. Reason is because they like to make their ramen soups thick. I guess is a way to coat the noodles with the soup for flavor. Its still pretty good nonetheless.
They also have a wide variety of rice bowls like gyudon (beef bowl), oyakodon (chicken and egg bowl), chiraishi (sashimi bowl), etc. Beef bowl was pretty good. Decent amount of beef with a little side of red ginger. Oyakodon was pretty good as well. Marinated chicken and eggs steamed together over rice. Their chiraishi is one of the bigger ones in town (though is more expensive as well) but it definately has its quality as well. Good amount of toppings. Fresh fish as well.
They have a decent lunch special as well with like a full order of ramen and a 1/2 order of a rice bowl to the size with salad or something too.
Good service. Nice environment. Prices are decent. Fresh ingredients. Hot on order. Pretty good !
little note for students or the younger population - they do allow splitting of the checks without questions. =]
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