Oishii Ramen — Restaurant in Glassboro

This restaurant was absolutely amazing in both the quality of the food and the staff members!!! The staff was extremely nice and welcoming and provided great service. I ordered the Tonkotsu Ramen and it was brought out to me shortly after. The ramen broth was rich and was not too salty, compared to other ramen places that I ate at. The meat in the ramen was cooked perfectly and the noodles were absolutely amazing. The portion size was perfect and in fact, I began to feel full after only eating half of the ramen so I believe that it is worth its price.

The Green Tea Mochi Ice Cream was amazing as well. The ice cream had the right amount of sweetness as it was not too sweet yet it was full of flavor. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone that has not tried mochi ice cream before or would like to try out their version of mochi ice cream.

All in all, the restaurant set a high standard for me and I would definitely recommend this to anyone in the area and anyone who wants to try...

First off, the service was amazing. The staff was very efficient and welcoming, and the food came out not too long after we ordered. I ordered the Shoyu ramen, while a friend of mine ordered their Tonkotsu ramen. The broth of the Shoyu ramen was amazing and not too salty at all compared to some other places I've tried. The portions are also really great and filling for their price, and they even give you a full egg compared to other ramen shops. The best part of the ramen was the pork, which was really tender and flavorful.

I would also recommend trying their bubble tea and mochi ice cream! Their honey milk tea is perfect for those with a little sweet tooth.

All in all, I would definitely recommend for other people to try this place, and I would want to come back again to try more...

Rayaki Ramen VS. Oishii Ramen I have escorted my anime waifu GF to both Rayaki and Oishii Ramen in order to determine which establishment is superior im both style and flavor. In both aspects she found Rayaki to be superior. Though Oishii wasn't bad, we found that the appetizer we ordered at Oishii (crispy chicken) wasn't all that impressive, and the ramen had chicken that was slightly undercooked and a broth that was a tad too salty. I personally found it to be alright. We both found the noodles at Oishii to be just as good as if not slightly better than Rayaki noodles. I would say the meat and broth are the major differences compared to Rayaki ramen. It's worth trying and and some may prefer it. The spinning logo on the sidewalk outside earns them...