Rairaikai always has that consistent deliciousness, right? 🍜 With a wide variety of noodle dishes and all of them being good, I always struggle to decide what to eat 😂 Trying a flavor you've never had before is also recommended 😉 I visited for dinner with my family when we went to Neyagawa. The kids had salt ramen and spicy ramen, while I had Taiwan mazesoba. The salt ramen has a delicious soup and feels completely different from Rairaikai's main ramen, but this is good in its own way 😆 The spicy ramen has quite a punch of heat, so it varies by person, but I recommend not making it too spicy 😅 I really love the Taiwan mazesoba. With thick noodles and various broths and ingredients mixed in, it's so delicious I could eat endless amounts of it. It's a pity there is no large size option 😂 The staff are also cheerful and energetic, which is great 👍 Thank you for the meal ~ ✨

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The spicy ramen at level 2 spiciness was about as hot as Shin Ramyun. Also, they have a variety of menus, and while the food is of course delicious, I think the staff are all energetic, cheerful, and great at being attentive. When we visit with our children, they provide everything from children's tableware to chairs, and they wave goodbye to the kids. The other day, after realizing I had lost my hat and calling them, they said, 'We'll check the parking lot and other places!', and when I called back to say it was found elsewhere, they replied, 'I'm glad you found it!'. I am so grateful. Just one thing!! If I really had to say, the only trouble is that the water faucet in the restroom is way too strong, and your clothes get soaked 😅

A ramen chain whose main store is in Yasu, Shiga Prefecture, located along Prefectural Route 21 (Yao Hirakata Line) in Takamiya-eicho, Neyagawa City. Ordered the half-chahan set for 1020 yen. I have a long history with Rairaikai, and the taste and service haven't changed much from before, so I can drop in with peace of mind. One of the top ramen chains in Kansai. [Revisit] I have visited Rairaikai dozens of times, but I always order only the back-fat soy sauce ramen, so this time I tried a different menu for the first time. I ordered the Taiwan mazesoba for 950 yen, but frankly it wasn't good and I left half of it. When it comes to Rairaikai, back-fat soy sauce is definitely the only choice. [Revisit] Ordered the hearty B set Mapo tofu set (standard ramen, Mapo tofu, small rice) for 1100 yen. Usually, the side for the set is fried rice, but this time I chose Mapo tofu. After eating it, I felt I will never order Mapo tofu at Rairaikai again. Mediocre. The ramen is delicious as always.

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I went before 2:00 PM on a holiday, and there were 3 or 4 groups waiting. The staff's service is good. They handed out menus while we waited and took our orders, so we were able to eat smoothly. Many people come with families, and waiting in cars is also accommodated. The interior is neat and clean, and there are acrylic partitions between adjacent seats, so we could eat with peace of mind. The menu is extensive and I hesitated, but I added wonton as a topping. They were plump and delicious. It's a restaurant I'd like to use again.

January 2024 First Rairaikai in 20 years, and the blue counter is still going strong (*^^*). Ordering has become touch-panel based. Neither good nor bad, 3 stars. Had it light without back-fat. Ramen for 770 yen.

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