Asian Feastery — Restaurant in Mentor

This place exceeded my expectations completely. This was my first time trying ramen and they did not disappoint. I got to enjoy the spicy miso ramen which was full of flavor. The noodles were cooked perfectly. My bf enjoyed the beef ramen, the beef was so tender, the broth was really rich and flavorful. It was just a wonderful experience overall with the ramen! For an appetizer we ordered the pork belly buns, that was on another level of its own ALONE! So soft packed full of flavor the veggies in them reminds me of a Korean cole slaw. The Korean spicy wings did not disappoint they were very crispy and the sauce was AMAZINGG. The Thai milk tea was refreshing as well as the brown sugar boba tea. I’m fighting the urge to go back today again already for more of this spicy Korean wings ! Thank you for the wonderful experience I will be back and hope more people come to enjoy...

Stopped to eat here while running errands in the area. The woman at the counter greeted us and sat us right away. It was noon so they weren’t busy for dining in. We ordered a few things off the menu. The spicy tan tan ramen broth was very flavorful and had a decent spice level however the pork belly was really sweet and took away from how spicy I expected it to be. The soy garlic chicken was the best thing we had. The fried chicken was crisp and crunchy. The breading didn’t lose its integrity despite the sauce on it. The chicken itself was juicy and well seasoned. The soy garlic was good but again very sweet. The passionfruit tea slush was amazing! I would’ve given this eatery a 5 but one of the pork gyoza dumplings we ordered had what seemed to be bits of cartilage in it which wasn’t a good mouthfeel. Overall it was a pretty good experience despite...

First time to the feastery. I got plain wings and spicy miso ramen.

Wings? FANTASTIC. All flats, crispy, flavorful, probably brined? Idk. Korean style (I know, Black US GIs brought the recipe to Korea during the war), but this was just far better than I expected.

Spicy Miso Ramen. A truly perfect bowl. The broth was savory with a slight hint of spice (subtle to protect the basic, bland, mayo-based palates of Lake County's crown jewel) but the ingredients tasted fresh and it reminded me of all of my favorite ramen places that I've had while traveling. Leaving the parking lot is treacherous, but that's the fault of the city planner, not theirs.

This was my favorite dining experience I've had in that city, and I've been visiting Mentor since the 90s. I'm already thinking about when I...