I believe this is run by the same company or if they just serve the drinks for Hocaa. It's not bad…read moreand enjoyed it. Kuro Naruto ramen: Tasty broth. Egg was cooked well. Noodles were solid. What I didn't like that much was the Chasu. It felt overcooked and too chewy. The flavor was ok. Overall solid all around with the exception of the chasu. Naruto buns (duck): Pretty much Peking duck. There's a good amount of duck provided, but maybe too much sauce. Did enjoy this though. Mashed Taro: Decent drink. Aesthetically looks nice. Wasn't a huge fan of the white pearls and would probably go for normal boba in the future. Ambiance is very nice and clean looking. Overall food was pretty good and enjoyable but not amazing. Service was polite for the most part. Service: 4/5 Food: 4/5 Ambiance: 5/5

The Ramen was freaking good. The bubble tea wasn't too sweet. It was absolutely great. Had a great…read moretime. The people were nice. Great customer service and grateful for her small groups.

Rakkii Ramen is a Japanese noodle house located on S New St. in Bethlehem. They are open every day…read morefrom 11AM - 8:30PM. I was here once a few years ago and all the food was delicious. This time around was no different. I started with the noodle wrapped shrimp and Karaage chicken. The shrimp are deep fried and topped with spicy mayo and Okinawa sauce. The chicken is also fried and topped with sweet and spicy gochujang sauce. The Karaage chicken is my favorite item on the menu. I tried the spicy miso ramen last time. This time I went with the tonkotsu ramen. It's made with pork broth, ajitsuke tamago, chashu, bamboo shoots, scallions, nori, narutomaki, and black garlic oil. My friend ordered the teriyaki chicken bowl. She liked it so much the first time she had to order it again. Service left much to be desired. Our server didn't introduce himself, ask how any of the food was, or crack a single smile. I would have rather ordered from a counter and just sat myself. Pickup and delivery are both available. Noodle Wrapped Shrimp - 8.2 Karaage Chicken - 8.3 Tonkotsu Ramen - 8.1 Teriyaki Chicken Bowl - 8.2 Food - 8.2 Service - 6.6 Value - 7.9 Restaurant score - 76

The food is sooo good! we were seated immediately and the waiter was taking orders quickly, our…read morefood came within minutes. I really enjoy the dark ambiance with dim lighting. There's a parking garage right next door. $5 for parking.

My girlfriend and I never had Taiwanese food before, so we had to go. We're both glad that we did…read more The place is a blast with ring-planets hanging from the ceiling, red booths, and a lot of room to enjoy one's meal. The servers took great care of us as first-time customers. We both ordered their delicious bubble tea (Japanese matcha and strawberry). My girlfriend got a double-order of their spring rolls, which she loved. I was presented with their Seafood Lobster Hi-Top and it was spectacular! The dish reminded me of a Vietnamese Fao meal and came loaded with an array of seafood: mussels, clams, lobster, shrimp, squid, octopus, fish, fishballs, and three types of mushrooms. I also asked for medium spicy and it was spot-on. The meal was absolutely delicious. We both took food home and it was amazing the next day. We cannot wait to return to this amazing restaurant and we hope you get a chance to visit and taste for yourselves!

We have been going here for years. Nothing else like it in the Lehigh Valley. Their portions are…read morevery generous, and packed with so much variety. Each hot pot is carefully plated to include variety in every bowl - this has been consistent over the years. You can tell they care to do a wonderful job, every time. The servers are very attentive and can remember us and our orders every time, even when we haven't been in in months. We wished we lived closer. Restrooms are always very well maintained and very clean restaurant.

Despite it being Valentine's Day and very busy we were seated quickly and our orders were taken…read moreshortly thereafter. Service was attentive and quick given the volume of customers. We got the Karage, yakatori and takoyaki as appetizers the Yakatori and Takoyaki were both very good. The karage was just there. As mains we got the seafood ramen, spicy pork ramen and karage donburi. My spicy pork was very good, the seafood the noodle may have been slightly under and the rice in the donburi was way under. This was quickly solved by the waitstaff. Even though almost every table was full and music was playing you could have a normal conversation at your table so it was a nice atmosphere. This was our second time coming here and we will be back in the future. Thanks to the team here.

Had dinner at Shinjiru Ramen on a Tuesday. It was pretty busy, the restaurant was full and the TVs…read morewere playing videos about ramen spots in Japan. The waitress came by, took our orders, and brought water. For appetizers, we got the bone-in chicken special and the chasu monster roll. I was expecting the bone-in chicken to be a piece of bone in fried chicken coated with panko breadcrumbs. It was more like a chicken meatball coated in panko with a chicken bone shoved into it. It was dry, and i would not order it again. The chasu monster roll was just a maki roll with chasu inside. It was OK. I got the spicy miso chicken karaage ramen for my entree. The broth was not too heavy, or spicy. It was also loaded with karaage. The wavy noodles held the sauce well, i would order this again. I also got to try my wife's shoyu ramen. It was also good. Not a bad place to grab dinner if you're visiting the family resorts in the area.

Slurp, slurp -- ahhhhhh. What's happiness? Happiness is a bowl of ramen where, when you close your…read moreeyes, your soul and tastebuds meet in Nirvana. That is what you get when you get great eats at Terakawa Ramen. As you enter, you'll notice the wall murals with the chefs on one side and the opposite wall has anime customers slurping their ramen. Yes, it's perfectly fine to make those loud slurping noises to show your appreciation for a great bowl of ramen. Here's what was ordered: - Signature Terakawa Ramen - 4.5/5 stars Boasted of rich, lovingly homemade pork bone soup with a good amount of sliced roast pork, bamboo shoots, mushrooms, ginger, scallions, and a jammy egg. The straight thin noodles were al dente. They maintained their texture in the broth, brilliantly. The broth was deep and flavorful. - Pork belly Donburi - 4.5/5 stars The juicy tender pork belly was plentiful, sliced perfectly as their we're not too thick nor paper thin. Their flavor was rich, savory with a balance of sweetness from the soy dashi sauce. Elegantly layered in top of a humongous bowl of seasoned rice, along with a sprinkle of scallions, pickled radishes, and sesame seeds. The photo on their menu does not do it justice. I would have loved a jammy egg to be included to bring the dish to the next level. - Gyoza - 3.5/5 stars 5 pieces of Pan-fried gyoza dumplings with their dumpling sauce. I would prefer them to have been fried a bit more. The balance between their pork and cabbage was even. They were delightfully light in both taste and texture. The service was very good. Both Willie, the owner, and a charming waiter named Sung served us. Sung kept coming over checking in to attest our cups were full, and if we needed anything else. I was told the have two locations: Philadelphia and the one we're dining at, Princeton Junction, NJ. Both locations serve homemade recipes from the Kumamoto region of Japan. If ramen is your love language, this place will absolutely speak to your soul.

Good ramen at a reasonable price…read more The broth is flavorful albeit somewhat too greasy. The meat is well cooked and you can adjust noodle firmness which is unique. Portion sizes are quite large as well. The chicken karage app we ordered was only okay. The weekends get busy so there could be a wait. The restaurant isn't that large. One perk is that it's next to a large korean supermarket. Service is fast and friendly.

Mr. Lees is back! So happy to see this place reopen after the fire in the apartments above that…read moreclosed them for months. The food is outstanding! Great location! Music! And, they have the best service!

Definitely not your run of the mill noodle shop! Think incredibly well developed flavors sourced…read morefrom local ingredients! Started with the Mushroom Steamed Buns - dense rich filling perfectly foiled with the nicely dressed greens. Mister Lee's Ramen - Think mom's pot roast (yes I know it's pork) with an Asian twist. Fatty, tender and perfect on a cold day! These guys think everything through. Even the greens and garnishes are so well curated.

5-Star Review for Ramen Nagomi Ramen Nagomi was excellent!…read moreThe ramen had rich, flavorful broth, perfectly cooked noodles, and fresh toppings -- everything was delicious. Ambiance was great as well! Our server, Darius, provided outstanding service: attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable. He made the whole experience even better. Highly recommend this place -- we'll definitely be back!

Place was cute and perfect for a date Staff was amazing and…read moretentative The ramen was just right. I did want an egg in mine The bao bun was a little dry. I wish they could have added more sauce or something more to make it a good balance between bun and stuffings