Neko Ramen is an absolute gem within the Las Vegas ramen scene. As you walk in, the interior is extremely reminiscent to the night markets and street food vendors you'd see in Japan. The staff there are extremely hospitable and are always a delight to see. I want to give a special shoutout to Lee and Seiko, as they have always made my visits there so special! They are amazing so just know you are in good hands at this business! I won't lie, I have come to this business sooo many times! All the food there never strays away from great quality at a great price. I have taken my family, friends, and coworkers here to show them how great Neko Ramen is. [The pics below is from my first visit] I ordered the Spicy Garlic Edamame, which had a zing to it, it was great. The Addicting Cucumber is my absolute favorite. It is just so refreshing and had a rich spice to it. All of their Ramen is absolutely top-notch. The favorites being the Neko Signature Ramen and the Umami Black Garlic Ramen. Highly recommend their tonkotsu base as well. However, I create my own Ramen, and make it EXTREMELY spicy (again, shoutout to Lee for letting me make it as spicy as I can) Please give this place a visit, it is so worth it. It is always a good time at Neko Ramen, and you have it to see it for yourself :)

This place has both quality AND bang-for-your-buck!! The prices are cheaper than so many other shops in the area, but the food is also really delicious with HUGE portions for the price. It's unbelievable how much food you are served for the price! I was in Vegas for 3 nights and I visited this shop twice LMAO! I tried a lot of food, so bear with me: *Neko Signature Ramen ($12) - This was impressive. For $12, you can't ask for more!! Portions, quality, taste - all 5-stars! The tonkotsu broth was rich and flavorful; I would say that it has a kind of pure and unadulterated taste, which some people prefer! I would recommend pairing it with black garlic oil ($0.95 extra) and maybe even garlic chips ($0.95 extra) too because I prefer a bit more depth and complexity in flavor for my broth. The garlic elements would add that layer of complexity to the broth, and make it even more enjoyable (but that's just my personal preference). The broth is very smooth and flavorful nonetheless though! The naruto in the ramen was firm and thick with good mouthfeel. The boiled egg was perfectly cooked with the yolk still a little undercooked, as it should be. The chashu was good too with soft tender meat and well-rendered fat. I have no complaints about the noodles. They're the slightly thicker kind of noodles with a little bounce to them when you chew! This place does NOT skimp on anything! Tons of toppings, noodles, and broth. The portions are extremely generous for the price! *Takoyaki ($4 for 3 pieces) - The takoyaki was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Freshly and perfectly cooked! This wasn't super cheap, but it's also not expensive at all. *Unagi Donburi (Small $4) - This was unbelievable. How was it only $4?! The portion was large, but the quality was also top-notch. The broiled eel was perfect too. Covered in a sweet soy sauce-based sauce, topped with sesame seeds, scallions, and otsukemono (Japanese pickles). The "small" bowl is pretty big; served in a bowl of maybe 6 inches in diameter. I recommend ordering the small, and if you can eat more, order a different type of small donburi to try. It's $4 for a small and $7 for a large, so I would just spend $8 and order two types of the smaller portions to try! *Gyu Donburi (Small $4) - This was PHENOMENAL! I seriously cannot believe I ate all this food for only $4. Again, giant portions! It was a rice bowl topped with deliciously seasoned and sauteed beef, caramelized onions, scallions, beni-shouga (Japanese pickled ginger), and an egg. It's no wonder it's listed as a "must try" item on the menu! SO yummy! I went back a day later to have this dish again LOL *Beef Yubu and Unagi Yubu ($2.50 each - Apparently, Yubu is a Korean dish. It's a twist on the Japanese Inari Sushi, which is made with fried tofu, but with some type of a protein sitting on top of it). This was also well-priced and tasty, but I probably would rather spend an extra $1.50 to get a donburi instead. Although, if you're in the mood for a little snack and not a meal, this is perfect! I tried both the eel and the beef, and they were both delish! My waiter, Lee, was amazing too! Attentive, thoughtful, on-point with his recommendations, and overall great service! This is a must-visit location if you're in the area and want some cheap eats! Even the biggest eaters can get an enormous meal with multiple dishes for under 20 bucks here!!

Great late night option! What better way to end a date night with some warm filling ramen! As other reviews the place is small and cozy but cute aesthetics. There aren't too many tables as it's set up like those ramen shops in japan. Hurry up and eat & go! Just how I like it lol. So I suspect the turn around is quick? Even at 11pm we did have to wait about 10-15 mins, we were directed to sign in but because we didn't wait inside nobody really checked the list or looked for us. So my husband did have to go and check in again then we were seated. We ordered takoyaki to start which came out surprisingly fast. It was still pretty hot and gooey inside. My husband said it was one of the better ones we've had so far, light crisp exterior with a gooey center. Perfect flavor for what you'd expect. I do like that the serving size is small because the ramen is super filling. We ordered the neko signature with shoyu and spicy neko with tonkotsu. Both broths had great flavor. Perfect balance of salty and umami. I think I actually prefer the tonkotsu without the spice though. After mixing the spice in, it overpowered the broth flavor. Maybe ask for it on the side so you can adjust to your liking. As is, it wasn't too spicy, but it did drown out the salty tonkotsu. The broth itself was very milky but not over creamy and still clean tasting. Noodle texture was perfect. Great chew, good portion size. Chashu was nice and tender, meaty slices. Marinated egg was perfect. The shoyu broth was just the right amount of shoyu. I've had some shoyu broth that was too heavy and overpowering but this was just right. Light but flavorful. Overall these were two really good, standard bowls of how I expect ramen to taste. Love that they're open late. I think parking gets a little tricky during a busy day though. We'd come back if we were in the area.

Delicious Ramen. I requested mine spicy and I liked that they gave me my spicy on the side. The ambiance is really cute. There are 3 booths and the rest is stools & tables with some seating at a counter with stools.

I'm obsessed with this place. It always hits the spot. They're friendly, consistent, fast, and delicious. My go to order is the Signature Neko Ramen Tonkatsu. My husband orders the same with extra noodles. It's very creamy and just what I had been looking for in Vegas. We also always order the gyoza and shrimp tempura. So so good. Best ramen I've had in Vegas. The ambiance is great I just wish they had chairs with backs but that's ok. There are 3 booths. Highly recommend!

I liked this place. The food, the service, and the ambience were all great. I came here at two different times too. I like their Karaage.

Very cute and cozy ramen restaurant tucked away in a busy Chinatown plaza. We came on a Tuesday at 6pm and were seated immediately. Service was respectful and attentive. Service really makes an impact when they notice the small things about customers and says so much about the quality of the restaurant and how it is run. One of the workers noticed I was holding my large puffer in my lap and pulled up a stool for me to place it on. A very small but meaningful gesture. We ordered a takoyaki and three different types of ramen. At prices like these, I was surprised with the portion sizes. I had the Neko signature with the shoyu broth. The richness of the broth and chewiness of the noodles paired so well together in every bite. Broth was a little salty but still worked out nicely. Come check this place out! I don't think you'll find anything like this in Vegas.

I went here on Monday around 1030pm. Because it was late night, there weren't many people there. I had neko signature ramen with tonkotsu broth. It actually exceeded my expectations. It was really creamy pork broth, and I loved it. The seasoning was perfect as well. I usually find ramen too salty at other places, but here it was perfect. Noodle texture was okay, and the portion was enough for one person. I loved their prices. Their ambiance was really cute and clean. The server was very friendly as well. I would definitely try other items next time!