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Maybe this is the comfortest food since i arrived at vegas, the ramen is tasty, atmosfere is good, service is excellent , ambience good. We order chic…
Nora
Jinya Ramen Bar
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Does Good Food Make Up For Horribly Uncaring Staff?Read the reviews for this place and didn't believe that the hostess could possibly be as bad as rev…
Abanana68
Jinya Ramen Bar
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I have to concur with the majority of reviews here. This is a must for anyone who's a fan of Japanese ramen. The interior is gorgeous. But the rarity …
Donald
Jinya Ramen Bar
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6 Reviews on “Jinya Ramen Bar”
Maybe this is the comfortest food since i arrived at vegas, the ramen is tasty, atmosfere is good, service is excellent , ambience good. We order chicken ramen, tonkatsu ramen is all good. But the place is far from the strip , must go with uber.
Does Good Food Make Up For Horribly Uncaring Staff?Read the reviews for this place and didn’t believe that the hostess could possibly be as bad as reviewed… I was WRONG!We arrived at around 12:30am after watching Cirque du Soleil’s One. there were 3 tables of 2 ahead of us and the hostess said it would be a 20 minute wait. Not bad. However, once we entered the restaurant we could clearly see seating for the 6 people in front of us at the centre communal table. in fact, there was seating available for 8. The hostess instead chose to putter around doing not much anything at all. We were stunned to observe her for our entire wait (which turned out to be 35 minutes even though there were obvious seat available the entire time) basically do the bare minimal and really slowly. even making change for people paying their bills. Seriously terrible! She either has no clue how to do this basic job or simply doesn’t care. The wait staff didn’t seem to care much for helping her speed things up either. Perhaps they’re sick of helping her or have grown desensitized to the needs of waiting patrons. We eat out pretty much all the time and seriously have never witnessed this kind of host ever! Why didn’t we leave? We love ramen and read too many reviews about how good the ramen is, so we pushed through and finally got a seat and ordered after an hour of waiting. So we all ordered the Tonkatsu Eamen Black. And the verdict? It was REALLY GOOD. The broth was super rich and creamy, although my wife and i found it too salty, our teenaged son loved it. i also would have preferred it a little thinner. it was the thickest tonkatsu broth i’ve ever had. The consistency of the broth was more of a cream soup so i don’t like that. But really full of flavour. the Charsu was also one of the absolute best we’ve ever had. the Tamago egg was completely over done. It wasn’t soft at all. It was simply a hard boiled egg, so that was pretty disappointing. Garlic oil was superb, however the noodles were a bit disappointing as well. They were basic Chinese egg noodles that you can pick up at any supermarket. Overall, the ramen was only a 7/10. Worth the wait and putting up with uncaring staff?… no… if the hostess would get some basic training and speed things up as well as work on her public relation skills, I’d likely put up with the wait. But this just seemed like they were arrogantly trying to make people line up for some things that were above average and some things below average. Change the attitude and actually care about the paying customer and then waiting in line here may actually be justified. We also tried the Panacotta and it was also really good, so that helped move the overall rating up. I also have to mention that once we did get a table, our waiter was quite nice and caring. would have loved to see that as we were waiting. no seats to sit on while waiting and nobody offered even a glass of water. Makes me think the waiter (who must have walked passed us a dozen time as we waited to be seated) only was pleasant once a tip was on the line. Anyways, if you want to put up with the uncaring neglectful staff for maybe slightly better than average food, the. this place is for you. If you don’t mind paying a few dollars more for way better service and tons better hand made noodles and amazing pick belly, you’re better off with Momifuku in the Cosmopolitan Hotel! Seriously fantastic!
I have to concur with the majority of reviews here. This is a must for anyone who’s a fan of Japanese ramen. The interior is gorgeous. But the rarity here is, what the have is style, they also back it up with substance. I actually felt that their miso ramen was better. But don’t be afraid to shift gears and try some of their other Japanese-ish items such as the pig ear chicharonnes (they often run out) and the tempura Brussels sprouts. Jinya has a cult late night following. And will be packed after midnight. Try and get in before the crowds.
Iced green tea big check! Awesome service and style….double check. There’s really no wrong way to ramen. However always check for the Chef Special. It changes monthly, but man it’s delicious! Don’t miss out on the Brussels sprouts. They’re so tiny yet crispy and yummy.
Nice place…came based on recommendation and did not disappoint…good ramen, broth and noodles, good service and cool decor…Top 5 ramen spot in LV…
Great atmosphere, awesome music, delicious food! More, more! This is a great new place in Vegas!