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The service was top notch and find ramen was good. I'm a ramen snob, I've had the best of the best all around Japan. From Tokyo to Hiroshima and all the small towns along the way. So, I guess I have a certain flavor that I'm looking for. First off the waitress was sweet as can be and very attentive. If we were ever wanting anything, I'd simply have to look up at my food and smile and she'd be there. Got to love good service. We went for a late lunch so there was no line and about 5 tables inside. Perfect time because apparently they have a waitlist at night. The Gyoza tasted like my mom's home cooking. Yum! The fried chicken was very flavorful but a bit too chewy for my fiancé's liking. They use dark meat but you can tell the fat wasn't trimmed much. The tonkotsu assari ramen had good flavor, the egg was cooked perfectly, loved the bean sprouts and I added some bamboo. The noodles were a little overcooked though and though the serving size was perfect for me because I don't eat too much, it was a smaller portion than what I would expect for ramen. If you're hungry, I'd recommend ordering extra noodles and broth. Overall a solid 4 out of 5 stars. Now to go try the other ramen restaurants in sin city and find my favorite!
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