Ramen Raijin Frozen Ramen Is Coming to Los Angeles and New York
Ramen Raijin frozen ramen is coming to Los Angeles and New York, sold through Weee!, the online Asian grocery service.
Los Angeles goes live first, with New York following roughly one to two weeks later. Two bowls will be available at launch: Raijin Shoyu Ramen and Raijin Tonkotsu Ramen, both $12.99.
This follows our first US launch in the San Francisco Bay Area, where our frozen ramen sold out. A restock is expected in about one to two weeks.
| What | Ramen Raijin frozen ramen — Shoyu and Tonkotsu |
| Where to buy | Weee! (online Asian grocery, delivered to your door) |
| New cities | Los Angeles and New York |
| Timing | LA first; New York about 1–2 weeks after LA |
| Already available | San Francisco Bay Area (currently sold out; restock in ~1–2 weeks) |
| Price | $12.99 per bowl — the same price in every US market |
| Made by | Ramen Raijin, a ramen shop operating in Toronto for 14 years |
| How to find it | Search “RAMEN RAIJIN” on Weee! |
Thank you for waiting
For a long time, the most common message we received was some version of the same question: “When can I finally have Ramen Raijin at home?”
That question is what started this whole project. Our answer is finally arriving in two more cities.
We don’t take that patience for granted. Many of you signed up months before there was anything to buy, and a lot of you have been telling friends about us in cities we hadn’t even reached yet. Thank you — genuinely.
What happened in the Bay Area
Our first US market was the San Francisco Bay Area, launched on Weee!.
It sold out.
We’re restocking, and we expect inventory to be back in roughly one to two weeks. It has been a busy stretch — but it’s the good kind of busy, and it’s the reason we’re able to move into two more markets now.
The best way to follow up a sold-out launch is a bigger one. That’s Los Angeles and New York.
The two bowls
We’re launching with two products. That’s deliberate — we’d rather do two bowls properly than stretch across a long lineup. Both are $12.99, the same price in every US market where we’re sold.
Raijin Shoyu Ramen
Our signature soy-based bowl. Clear, savory, and balanced — the style people most often order on their first visit to the shop, and the one they come back for.
Raijin Tonkotsu Ramen
A rich, creamy pork broth simmered for hours. Fuller-bodied and bolder — the bowl for people who want depth.
Both are frozen, both are made to be finished at home in minutes, and both are built on the same recipes we serve in our restaurant.
Why restaurant quality matters here
Ramen Raijin has been running a ramen shop in Toronto for 14 years.
That matters for a simple reason: this isn’t a frozen product designed by a food company and given a restaurant-sounding name. It’s the bowl we already serve, adapted so it survives freezing and still tastes the way it should when you cook it.
A bowl worth lining up for, made easy enough to have at home.
The broth is slow-simmered. The noodles are made to keep their texture rather than go soft. It’s a real bowl of ramen — not an instant one.
How to order on Weee!
If you haven’t used Weee! before, it’s an online Asian grocery service that delivers to your home. Here’s the short version:
- Create a Weee! account (web or app) and enter your delivery ZIP code.
- Search “RAMEN RAIJIN” in the Weee! search bar.
- Choose Shoyu or Tonkotsu — or both.
- Add to cart and check out. Frozen items are delivered cold.
When we launched in California, we published a full walkthrough covering how to order on Weee! and what to expect from each bowl. If you’re new to the platform, it’s the fastest way to get oriented.
Ways to enjoy it
Each bowl is ready in minutes at home — the full step-by-step is in our frozen ramen cooking guide.
The bowls are complete as they are. But part of the fun of ramen at home is that it’s yours:
- A soft-boiled egg (ajitama) — the most common addition, and the easiest upgrade
- Extra chashu or any sliced pork you like
- Scallions, for freshness and bite
- Nori, menma, or corn
- A swirl of chili oil if you want heat
- Toasted garlic or a little black garlic oil with the Tonkotsu
There’s no wrong way to do it. That’s the point of bringing it home.
Where Weee! delivers in LA and New York
Weee! delivery is organized by ZIP code, not by city or state lines.
- Los Angeles: the greater LA metro area
- New York: the New York City metro region and surrounding areas, which extends beyond the five boroughs into nearby communities
From the Bay Area, across America
We’re moving one market at a time, on purpose. Sell out, restock, do it properly, then expand.
| San Francisco Bay Area | Launched · sold out · restocking in ~1–2 weeks |
| Los Angeles | Launching first of the two new markets |
| New York | Following about 1–2 weeks after LA |
Know the moment it’s live
Stock is limited at launch, and the Bay Area sold out. Join our email list and we’ll tell you the day each city goes live — before we post anywhere else.
JOIN THE MAILING LISTFrequently asked questions
Where can I buy Ramen Raijin frozen ramen in Los Angeles and New York?
Through Weee!, an online Asian grocery service that delivers to your home. Search “RAMEN RAIJIN” on the Weee! website or app once it goes live in your city.
When does Ramen Raijin frozen ramen launch in LA and New York?
Los Angeles launches first, and New York follows about one to two weeks later. We email our list and post on social the day each city goes live.
What flavors are available?
Two bowls at launch: Raijin Shoyu Ramen (soy-based, clear and savory) and Raijin Tonkotsu Ramen (rich, creamy pork broth).
How much does Ramen Raijin frozen ramen cost?
Each bowl is $12.99. The price is the same in every US market where we’re sold, including Los Angeles and New York.
Is it available in the San Francisco Bay Area?
Yes — the Bay Area was our first US market. It is currently sold out, and we expect a restock in roughly one to two weeks.
Do I need a Weee! account to order?
Yes. Weee! requires an account to check out and to confirm that delivery is available at your address.
How do I know if Weee! delivers to my address?
Enter your ZIP code on Weee!. Delivery areas are defined by ZIP code rather than by city or state boundaries, so your ZIP code is the definitive answer.
Is the frozen ramen the same as what you serve in the restaurant?
It’s based on the same recipes we serve at our Toronto shop, adapted for freezing so the broth and noodles hold up and taste the way they should once cooked at home.
How do I cook Ramen Raijin frozen ramen?
It’s designed to be finished at home in minutes. We’ve published a full step-by-step guide here: How to Cook Frozen Ramen.
How many locations does Ramen Raijin have?
We operate our ramen shop in Toronto, where we’ve been serving ramen for 14 years.
Will you expand to other US cities?
Los Angeles and New York are our next markets after the Bay Area. We haven’t confirmed additional cities yet — joining our email list is the best way to hear first.
How will I be notified when it’s live?
We email our subscriber list on launch day for each city, and post the same update on our social channels.
