An Intimate Chef Experience in Little Elm.Unforgettable, Every Time.
Welcome to Bowl & Broth Society
Discover an intimate ramen experience like no other in Little Elm, Tx. At Bowl & Broth Society, Chef Nellz invites you to enjoy reservation-only dinners, pickup, or local delivery—all crafted from his private home where Japanese tradition meets Homemade cooking. Serving guests in Plano, Prosper, Frisco, and The Colony, every bowl blends authentic flavor, culinary artistry, and hip-hop energy into a meal worth remembering.
Authentic Japanese Cuisine
Operated From his
Apartment
The Dine-in Experience
After three years of perfecting japanese ramen from his own kitchen, Chef Nellz launched Bowl & Broth Society — an intimate home-based ramen shop, reservation-only dining experience built from passion, patience, and bold flavor.
What began as a personal mission to master the art of broth turned into a movement: serving soulful, small-batch ramen to a tight-knit community of food lovers. Operating out of his apartment in Little Elm, Texas, Nellz’s four-seat ramen bar strips away the noise of traditional dining and brings the focus back to flavor, conversation, and intentional living.
Bowl & Broth Society isn’t just a meal — it’s a ritual. Rooted in seasonal ingredients, hip-hop spirit, and flavorful creativity, every course tells a story. And every guest becomes part of the Society.
🎧 Bowl & Broth Society Vibes
Tap into the flavor of BBS with our official Spotify playlist — the same tracks that inspire our kitchen. Curated by Chef Nellz. Always soulful, always vibin’.
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Our Story
It all began with one magical bowl of ramen. The moment I took that first slurp—BOOM—flavor fireworks. I was hooked. From that day on, I dove headfirst into the delicious world of broth, noodles, and bold toppings, determined to master the art of ramen.
And just like that, Bowl & Broth Society was born—my way of sharing those mind-blowing flavors with the world. We’re here to serve up joy, one steamy, slurp-worthy bowl at a time. Because here’s the thing: no two bowls are ever the same. Each one’s a flavor adventure of its own.
