What to order at Monta Ramen

Must order
Tonkotsu ramen with chashu and a soft-boiled egg; ask for kotteri broth and extra noodles.
Signature dishes
Tonkotsu ramen, Tsukemen, Gyoza
Editor tip
Counter-only seating and cash preferred; the line builds from 18:00 onward and they sell out by 23:00.
CuisineJapanese Ramen
Price$
NeighborhoodSpring Mountain Chinatown
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Address: 5030 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89146

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Kabuto Edomae Sushi ★ 4.6

$$$$ Edomae Omakase SushiSpring Mountain Chinatown

Kabuto Edomae Sushi in Las Vegas is the Chinatown 14-seat omakase room since 2013, fish flown from Toyosu and traditional aged nigiri at the counter.

OrderFull omakase at the counter; the aged tuna programme runs longer than most US sushi rooms.

TipCounter seating only; reservations open 30 days out at 09:00 and fill quickly. Closed Mondays.

Kaiseki Yuzu ★ 4.6

$$$$ Japanese KaisekiSpring Mountain Chinatown

Kaiseki Yuzu in Las Vegas is Kaoru Azeuchi's intimate kaiseki dining room on West Sahara, a 14-seat counter with seasonal multi-course Japanese tasting menus.

OrderThe full kaiseki tasting; the courses change with the season and the chef's sourcing from Japan.

TipReservations 14 days out only; the kaiseki menu rotates monthly so repeat visits get a different table.

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Kabuto Edomae Sushi ★ 4.6

$$$$ Edomae Omakase SushiSpring Mountain Chinatown

Kabuto Edomae Sushi in Las Vegas is the Chinatown 14-seat omakase room since 2013, fish flown from Toyosu and traditional aged nigiri at the counter.

OrderFull omakase at the counter; the aged tuna programme runs longer than most US sushi rooms.

TipCounter seating only; reservations open 30 days out at 09:00 and fill quickly. Closed Mondays.

Letty's de Leticia's Cocina ★ 4.3

$$ MexicanArts District

Letty's de Leticia's Cocina in Las Vegas is the Arts District Mexican kitchen on South Main, a fast-casual room with Jalisco tortas, birria and weekend.

OrderTortas ahogadas: Jalisco-style pork sandwich drowned in tomato salsa.

TipWeekend birria runs out by early afternoon; come before 12:30 for a Saturday lunch.

The Crack Shack ★ 4.2

$$ Fried ChickenThe Strip

The Crack Shack at Park MGM in Las Vegas is Richard Blais and Top Chef alums' Strip Jidori chicken shop, a counter-service room for sandwiches.

OrderThe Senor Croque: fried Jidori chicken, bacon, fried egg and miso-maple butter on brioche.

TipBreakfast menu runs 09:00-12:00 with chilaquiles and biscuits; the line is shortest at opening.

Eataly Las Vegas ★ 4.3

$$ Italian Food HallThe Strip

Eataly at Park MGM in Las Vegas is the Strip's 40,000-square-foot Italian food hall with two sit-down restaurants, a dozen counters, three bars.

OrderCacio e pepe at La Pasta counter, finished tableside in a wheel of pecorino.

TipManzo (downstairs steak room) takes reservations; the upstairs counters are walk-in only.

Main St Provisions ★ 4.4

$$$ Modern AmericanArts District

Main St Provisions in Las Vegas is Kim Owens and Justin Kingsley Hall's Arts District room on South Main, a daily-changing-menu kitchen with house-made.

OrderThe Hawker Bowl: rice, marinated proteins and pickled vegetables; rotates with the season.

TipThe patio runs first-come; ask for the patio booth at booking and aim for golden-hour seatings.

Kaiseki Yuzu ★ 4.6

$$$$ Japanese KaisekiSpring Mountain Chinatown

Kaiseki Yuzu in Las Vegas is Kaoru Azeuchi's intimate kaiseki dining room on West Sahara, a 14-seat counter with seasonal multi-course Japanese tasting menus.

OrderThe full kaiseki tasting; the courses change with the season and the chef's sourcing from Japan.

TipReservations 14 days out only; the kaiseki menu rotates monthly so repeat visits get a different table.

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