Jinya Ramen Baton Rouge

Jinya was outstanding! After shopping through Perkins Rowe we definitely were hungry and decided to stop in. We were promptly seated and greeted by our waitress. Unfortunately, I don?t remember her name but she made the whole experience even more awesome. The food was all so fresh and flavorful. Inside the restaurant is beautiful and it resembles ramen bars in S Korea and Japan. Just writing this review is making me hungry!! Prices were very reasonable for the portions. Four appetizers, two bowls of ramen, two desserts and two drinks came to be just under $100. You can?t beat that for the quality of food and service we were given. Can?t wait to come back

The atmosphere of the restaurant is really great. The staff are also very nice and friendly. I have not had much of that cuisine before and I thoroughly enjoyed it. The food did take fairly long and I did notice it taking long for people around me. It is also normally very busy especially on the weekends. People do happen to be curious about restroom situations so here is my take on it. It was so dark in the restroom. It was clean and well kept but just really dark. The last thing I have to say about this is that the faucet of the sink it so close to the counter, you can barely get your hands wet to wash them. Overall I think this was a great place and I strongly recommend.

Found this place in a pinch after a late arrival into town. Got on their waitlist on the way there and was promptly seated. Food was amazing server was awesome. Very reasonably priced. We both ate the Flying Harvest.

Food was good, but we went on a Wednesday and they were out of several items--wontons, seaweed salads and crispy rice. Also, the music was loud enough that normal conversations across the table were difficult (I get it, I'm old, but save that volume for clubs). Service was very responsive and the pork was super tasty.

This Jinya location is veryyyy small compared to others so be prepared to be on their waitlist if you go during peak times (lunch/dinner hours . I do like how they still seat you even though your entire party isn?t there yet. Some places do not seat you until everyone is there. I highly recommend eating the Jinya pork bun, takoyaki (presentation is beautiful but more batter than octopus which kinda sucks, still decent to eat though! , spicy chicken ramen, tonkotsu black ramen, tonkotsu spicy ramen, and salmon poke mini tacos. I suggest adding green onions, corn, bamboo shoots, nori, and an egg to your ramen! Service is pretty good especially for a place consistently steady from open to close. The ramen broth is kind of salty compared to other locations, and they are out of stuff more frequent than usual so be careful with that. Other than those factors, this is a relatively good Jinya location!