Rai Rai Ramen - Mt. Laurel - — Restaurant in Mount Laurel Township

Dear rai rai ramen, Let me start off by saying that your service and restaurant were neat and clean! My experience was pleasurable in more than one way. to my excitement and surprise, your ramen were most antiquate. the chicken, on the other hand, was average and a-bit undercooked. Your ramen broth, was excellent but in total underwhelming due to the firmness of the noodles. The following I can look past due to the exciting experience I had in your take home box. I have found myself to be able to enjoy the pleasure of your food in more than one way. I experienced a lack of privacy when one of your courageous employees rudely interrupted my private food bath in the bathroom of your establishment. As she opened the door I could only stare with one glance, not knowing the monstrous deed i have completed. My feet, in your ramen. The foot bath. Something so familiar yet so strange. I was at the peak of my enjoyment when she looked at me with despair. She opened her mouth and only let out a quiet sigh, as would I, had she not interrupt my private foot bath time. I bolted out the door, feet wet and trembling, covered in ramen, it’s residue and others. As I franticly darted out into the eating area, all of your other customers stared at my neglected, dripping feet. i went back inside, grabbed my ramen, and bolted out the door. lip quivering, I dashed to my car, only to find out, I had accidentally drowned my keys in your dangerously pleasurable broth. now i’m sitting here, yet again, feet in your ramen, writing this review. I’d encourage everyone to at least try it, so that i feel less ashamed for the fun I am...

My husband and I decided to try this restaurant for dinner on November 17, 2023, around 7:30 p.m. He had eaten at one other Ramen place before this one. I had never eaten at any other Ramen restaurant prior to going here. For the appetizers, my husband ordered the Mochi Ko Chicken, and I ordered the Charsiu. Neither of us ever had these dishes before. He enjoyed the chicken, I thought it was ok; yet I didn't think it tasted like chicken. The Charsiu was ok. It tasted like a cross between pork belly and ribs. For our entrées, my husband ordered the Hot & Spicy Seafood Ramen, and I ordered the Rib Eye Steak Ramen. We both enjoyed our Ramen. The restaurant seemed to be a popular place on Friday around 7ish. It was pretty packed when we arrived. However, we were seated right away. While there, people just kept coming to dine. It was a great experience for me, considering this was the first time I tried Ramen at a restaurant; it was much different and better than the store bought stuff. We would recommend this place if you happen to be in the area or wish to try something new. We will be back. We gave it a 4 rating because of the following: the place was small, we asked for entrées after we finished our appetizers, yet we received while eating our appetizers and finally we requested extra spicy and it wasn't spicy at all. Other than that, the staff were nice/ timely, and their prices...

Went here after seeing a YouTuber (JL Jupiter) say how good the ramen was. Had not tried any of the places that he's recommended yet, but we really like ramen, so we gave it a shot. Can say, was not disappointed, and we know we can trust JL's taste, at least for ramen. We had several of the items. The rib eye steak ramen (a whole rib eye, over a giant bowl of ramen). The rib eye was well seasoned, the soup was chicken broth based, not pork, but it was very tasty and not just soy sauce. JL had asked for his to be spicy, and they charged extra for it. I just asked for hot oil on the side, and added myself for free. The chicken katsu with curry was super most, seasoned just right, and the curry sauce was nice and thick, not watery. Both entrees were actually large enough to share. Portions are more than enough for one, but sharable for two. For appetizer, we tried the pork bao (one order has two bao), and the takoyaki. The takoyaki was legit good, with large pieces of octopus and generous bonito flakes. Tender and delicious. The pork bao however was not all that great, not terrible, but not something we'd order again when we go. Definitely a place we'll return to, but it being a little over an hour away, not sure it would be a going often sort of place, as we have several ramen places near us that are very good as well. It's on our top...