Rai Rai Ramen

The food was very good and the staff were nice. I had ordered the food for takeout but dined there a very long time ago and have to say, I would prefer dining in since it'll be nice to have it right when it comes from the kitchen. The only thing I'll say is that unless you're very familiar with the items listed on the menu, I would suggest going there in person even for a takeout since they could explain the items and make any substitutions if possible. Check it out and experience the delicious food.

They have such a good variety of ramen to choose from. I got Mayu Ramen and my bf got the Black Garlic one. Charsiu and eggs here are so perfect cooked. The beef is also very tender. My Mayu soup is very good but my bf’s black garlic soup is a bit thick and salty. $15-$17 per ramen bowl for a great portion. Highly recommend!

Best ramen place I’ve ever been to their curry ramen is my favorite and my boy friend got the rib eye ramen and he agrees they are the best. Atmosphere is welcoming and chill and prices are pretty good!

We have been here years back and haven’t done a review, so here it is. We came weekday for dinner. There were few tables beside us. Service was a bit slow. The chicken appetizer didn’t come until we finished the 🍜. Ramen broth is a bit too salty and lacking umami flavor. A bit disappointing that they don’t offer gluten free noodles. The beef rice bowl had too much sauce making it too salty as well. Some people might like it but just not me. The portion was plenty and the meat quality is above average.

Whenever you're in the area and craving delicious Taiwanese-style ramen, this BYOB is the place. With a simple yet clean ambiance, decent service, and exceptional food quality, taste, and quantity, it's undoubtedly the best bang for your buck. We ordered the shrimp fried shumai, vegetable spring rolls, mapo tofu ramen, chicken katsu ramen, mapo tofu pork fried noodles and vegetable hot and sour ramen.