Ras Kitchen - Temple

We had a fantastic anniversary dinner. The staff was friendly and professional. We even had the chance to meet Chef Ras and tell him how amazing the food was.

We were quite disappointed with our experience. The staff appeared to be very disorganized, and the food was just average. They definitely need to improve. We found the menu somewhat confusing, and it was difficult to navigate. I would recommend providing a printed menu that includes explanations for each dish. Additionally, offering a main course with one or two sides and bread as a complete meal would be a better approach than the current menu format.

I was in Texas for my nephew's graduation and decided to try this restaurant. The staff was excellent, but the food left something to be desired. I ordered the Tour, which is a sampler of their meats along with a side of rice and peas. Unfortunately, the meats were quite salty. On a positive note, the salad was enjoyable, though no bread was provided. I took some pictures to share.

This place is closed. It indicated that it was open, but after I drove off the exit, parked, and walked over, I found it was not open.

I will not be returning to this restaurant. We ordered a dish labeled as "market price" and asked the waitress to confirm the cost before placing our order. She told us it would be $130, which we accepted. However, when the bill arrived, it was $150; I assumed this was just taxes included. But when we went to the counter to pay, we were told the total was $200! $200 for food that was subpar at best. To make matters worse, the waitress pressured us into paying an extra $5 to play board games. This place feels like a scam. Additionally, she didn’t even ask us about drinks, only served us water, and her attitude was quite rude. I do not recommend this restaurant at all.