Ramen-ya Las Vegas

I finally gave up the rental car and I returned it without any issues. I am now reliant on public transport and as far as I was concerned, I only needed to get to the strip and back and I should be fine. By the time I got to the Las Vegas strip, as usual, it was already very warm. I was told that it is only like this three months of the year but it is still an unbearable three months if that really is the case. By the time I got there, it was already time for lunch. I have been eating steak for the past few days and I wanted to eat something different.

I have been craving for some good ramen for a while now and I was hoping I would be able to find it in Las Vegas, since it seems to have everything. I know that ramen might be the last thing anyone would want in the hot summer but I don’t have much choice. I found one at the Grand Bazaar Shops which is in front of the Bally’s Hotel Las Vegas. It is almost like a hole in the wall restaurant but they have air-conditioning. My bowl of ramen looked a little different, but it was probably the leaf which threw me off. The soup was good enough and I think I can say that it would be the best I had the whole year, which isn’t a lot of. I know there are much better ones out there but for the convenience I thought that it was okay.

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