Ninja Ramen & Thai

Service was nonexistent once food arrived.
The food However was delicious.
Hac the Cashew Chicken which came with sticky rice.
Then asked for spicy.
The server asked what level on scale 1-10 I chose 7 which came out with just the right heat level for me.
The taste was awesome.
I used some of the rice to soak up thw sauce.
I'm sure that I'll return.

Ordered the Thai shrimp fried rice today, usually it's really good but the food taste off today yall might want to check out your kitchen and see if something is up or if your shrimp expired it taste like it's been soaking in slightly soapy water

Found another Ramen restaurant! This makes my 4th to review and I’ve got to say, as far as the food goes, I’m glad I found it! It’s no secret that Ramen Fuji has been my favorite Ramen joint, that’s basically what I’ve been comparing all others to.
I’ve been trying to decide if I like this better but both restaurants have their pros and cons, I think I’ve got to say that they both tie for first place. The first thing that sets this place apart is the dining experience.
Most Ramen eateries that I have found are fast food style, meaning you order and the counter and refill your own drinks.
This is a full dine in experience, although, kind of a lackluster one, I’ll get back to that. The food here is really good.
The meat in the Ramen was not as tender as it usually is at Fuji but the thing I like better here is when they say something is spicy, it’s got substantial heat! I’ve been disappointed every other time I’ve ordered a “spicy” dish at one of these places but NOT this time! Both the Ramen dish and the Spicy Basil Fried Rice did not disappoint.
For that reason, as far as food goes, I’ve got to give the edge to Ninja Ramen & Thai.
Really nice work! Getting back to the dining experience.
Service was a little slow but not horrible considering there was only one waitress covering the whole restaurant.
We were not checked up on as often as we should have been, refills were definitely on the slow side.
Drinks and entrees were auctioned off (I explain this better if you have read some of my other reviews but this meaning they had to ask who got what, a no no and a pet peeve of mine).
Food came out super fast but did not all come out at once, my wife and my son got their food within 10 minutes but that was several minutes before I got mine and I noticed the same thing happened to an older couple sitting next to us.
This should not happen at a dine in restaurant! Even at McDonald’s they give you all your food at one time.
Finally, it took a while to get our check.
I was starting to wonder if we paid up front, another pet peeve of mine.
Nothing worse than not knowing how to pay your bill and if it’s a dine in experience, the server should take care of you at the table.
I’ve never understand why places like Frying Pan wait on you, bring you a check, then make you check out at a register.
Hate that! However, the waitress did eventually bring our check and we did take care of it at the table. I think the dine in experience could really help set them apart as a Ramen restaurant in addition to their legitimately spicy food but there is definitely room for improvement in that department.
I don’t see it as a benefit as it is now, if you’re going to do dine in, you’ve got to do it right! If not? You’re better off following suit and turning this into a order at the counter like the other places.
A sub par dining experience won’t do anything but hurt you, no matter how good your food is!