Ajun Cajun - New Orleans

The menu of Ajun Cajun from New Orleans includes 80 dishes. On average, dishes or drinks on the menu cost about $12.0. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What Nubs likes about Ajun Cajun:
I was nervous when I paid and tipped upfront, and I was nervous that when asked the employee how many hours the broth was boiled and she said ?we make it in 15 minutes.? And then I was also nervous when I was handed a fork upfront. But the tonkatsu ramen was great. The broth was salty, creamy and thick. The noodles were chewy and good. Chasu was average in taste, but a good portion. The same employee was very sweet a... read more.

As a customer, you can use the WLAN of the place free of charge, Depending on the weather conditions, you can also sit outside and be served. The premises on site are accessible, and therefore no problem for guests with wheelchairs or physical limitations.

What Anna B doesn't like about Ajun Cajun:
The Gyoza Dumpling and Yakiniku Po-Boy were both not that great. I dont recommend them. The Gyoza Dumpling were small, not crispy, and not flavorful. The Yakiniku Po-Boy the bread was slighly burnt and a bit soggy. read more.

In the Ajun Cajun from New Orleans, using a lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat, healthy, fine Japanese meals are prepared, and you can look forward to the scrumptious classic seafood cuisine. The Asian fusion cuisine is likewise an important part of Ajun Cajun. Anyone who finds the everyday and generally known dishes too ordinary should approach with a willingness to experiment and try some unexpected combination of ingredients taste, Many guests are especially looking forward to the experience of versatile, delicious Chinese cuisine.