Rizin Japanese Ramen

Food was very good. Vegetable ramen’s flavor was better than expected (sometimes lacking in veggie ramen). Tonkatsu (pork) Ramen was good (according to my husband) - lots of great flavor. Kids loved their food as well. 4 stars due to the service. Our server was attentive, but it took nearly 35 minutes for us to get our food - 3 bowls of ramen and a sushi roll. When we arrived there were 2 other tables so the wait seemed long.

The ramen is good here, but not my favorite since the only meat for the ramen is pork. The service is okay although it was very slow the first time I went, and a little bit faster the second time. The building itself seems a little run-down and the back area where the bathrooms are was actually a little gross. I think if they had a newer building it would be 5 stars.

What a treat of a restaurant! The lady serving us was super nice and made us feel very welcome! She was super attentive to us and all of the other tables. The food was phenomenal. A good looking selection of ramen, appatizers, bowls, and sushi. The shrimp and gyōza were great fried options with plenty of flavor. The paitan shoyu ramen was excellent, the broth was flavorful and all of the ingredients complimented it well. The Vegas sushi roll was really good as well! I would highly recommend Rizin if you are looking for a good bowl of ramen.

I have been obsessed with the pork belly bowl since a coworker randomly bought me one almost two years ago. It’s so comforting, simple, and delicious. I’ve eaten other menu dishes, which I also enjoyed, but this is my personal favorite. I’ve never been disappointed with the food or the staff, everything has been great! Sometimes it can get very busy, so be aware. It’s totally worth the wait, though!

We stopped by at 6:30 on a Sunday night. We ordered karage fried chicken, chashu rice bowl, tako yaki, and ramen with chicken broth. The chashu bowl arrived first. The pork is cut quite thin and charred a bit. The taste is excellent and there is a slightly sweet and salty sauce in the rice. Next came the chicken which was a very large portion for the price. In fact, all of these dishes were round $7, which is a great deal. The chicken was white meat cut thin and fried with a very light crust. You miss some of the juicyness of a full breast, but the flavor is still there and the slightly sour sauce compliments it well. We also had the tako yaki octopus balls. These could have used just a dab more sauce, but the texture and flavor were still great. There was one piece of octupus hidden in each ball. The ramen had a light chicken broth with a savory, salty, and slightly sweet taste. The noodles were a little chewy as they should be. No complaints about the bean sprouts or bamboo. The chashu pork in this lacked the depth of flavor I’ve had at other ramen spots. It is thinner cut and lacks the umami to make it the perfect bite, but it is still quite good. Overall, I would highly recommend this spot for its unique dishes and flavors as well as great value.

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 I don't want any other ramen shop. This is the PLACE to be! Honestly, don't like sushi, can't even stand the smell, yet I tried a piece of my husband's shrimp roll and I wanted to beat him up and take it for myself. Idk what kind of magic happens in that kitchen, but please don't ever lose it. The pork bowl, ramen, gyoza, and sushi are so dang good. I will always recommend this place whenever someone asks. The atmosphere is also 💯. Everyone is so chill, love the anime soundtracks always playing in the background. I hope this place sticks around for years to come ❤️