Wu's Ramen

The ramen tasted just as amazing as the one in Oak Lawn. I've actually been to Japan and had ramen there and this comes extremely close to the real deal!

I still prefer the Oak Lawn restaurant as that one is self-serve whereas the Orland one is a sit down restaurant. Oak Lawn's format is much easier and faster (especially if you're like me and only want a few toppings) Plus the Oak Lawn location also has prawn tempura and the Orland one did not.

One of my favorite stops for sushi. Always tastes fresh. Customer service could improve a little bit, but everything else is great.

Great cozy atmosphere, really good food with quite a few options to customize your ramen how you prefer. The staff was very friendly, helpful with suggestions and very attentive. Food arrived quickly after ordering but looked like it was carefully prepared. Got the spicy tonkatsu and it was delicious! Can't wait to go back for all the other kinds of ramen.

From memory, the ramen tasted better than the one in Oak Lawn - they can do a little better on the broth, noodles and pork though.
My only issue are the "pickled cucumbers" - they are just cucumbers with soy sauce & one or two other minor ingredients: nothing about them is pickled, it is false advertising or misleading to your average eyes.
The sauce is obviously fermented, but the slices of cucumber were not pickled..I just didn't understand this dish - it was a waste of money as I can slice up cucumbers and have them sit in soy sauce at home.
They can change up the music, it is not a disco scene but a ramen shop.

A very solid place to eat and a great addition to the number of good restaurants to eat at on LaGrange. I got the spicy beef ramen and gyoza and both were absolutely delicious the music was a strange mix of what seems to be karaoke music and the wait staff was extremely patient with new people trying to order. The tempura ice cream is decent as well!