$20 for $40 Worth of Cajun Fare at Ragin Cajun
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Mandola brothers fill menus with Cajun & creole dishes such as jambalaya, po boy sandwiches, crawfish & Southern sides
Eating is necessary for human survival, along with breathing, sleeping, and remaining still while a curious velociraptor rummages through your closet. Practice survival tactics with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of Cajun fare at Ragin Cajun. This Groupon is valid at Ragin Cajun's three locations in Houston and one in Sugar Land.
The Mandolas, Ragin Cajun's founding family, fill menus with flavors and ingredients hoisted straight out of Louisiana. Bowls of jambalaya ($6.99) simmer smoked sausage, braised chicken, veggies, and fistfuls of creole spices in piquant tomato sauce, filling dining areas with a warming bouquet of aromas. The 8-inch catfish po boy ($8.49–$8.79) decorates a toasted french baguette like a chef's dorm room with bundles of tomatoes, shredded lettuce, and other fixings. A basket brimming with fried crawfish tails ($13.99+) plays a lively zydeco tune to an assemblage of time-tested southern sides such as hush puppies, dirty rice, and creamy coleslaw. The restaurant's gumbos ($5.99+ for a cup) cloak a plethora of meats in hearty roux and tender rice to grace diners with warm, fluffy victuals without the hassle of steaming a cloud.
Mandola brothers fill menus with Cajun & creole dishes such as jambalaya, po boy sandwiches, crawfish & Southern sides
Eating is necessary for human survival, along with breathing, sleeping, and remaining still while a curious velociraptor rummages through your closet. Practice survival tactics with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of Cajun fare at Ragin Cajun. This Groupon is valid at Ragin Cajun's three locations in Houston and one in Sugar Land.
The Mandolas, Ragin Cajun's founding family, fill menus with flavors and ingredients hoisted straight out of Louisiana. Bowls of jambalaya ($6.99) simmer smoked sausage, braised chicken, veggies, and fistfuls of creole spices in piquant tomato sauce, filling dining areas with a warming bouquet of aromas. The 8-inch catfish po boy ($8.49–$8.79) decorates a toasted french baguette like a chef's dorm room with bundles of tomatoes, shredded lettuce, and other fixings. A basket brimming with fried crawfish tails ($13.99+) plays a lively zydeco tune to an assemblage of time-tested southern sides such as hush puppies, dirty rice, and creamy coleslaw. The restaurant's gumbos ($5.99+ for a cup) cloak a plethora of meats in hearty roux and tender rice to grace diners with warm, fluffy victuals without the hassle of steaming a cloud.
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About Ragin Cajun
The "Original" Ragin' Cajun joint opened in 1974, treating visitors to hearty po' boys, muffalottas, red beans & rice, and authentic Louisiana Boiled Crawfish. Today, visitors make the pilgrimage to one of the three area locations in Houston and Sugar Land, plopping down at tables to sup on meals of Gulf Coast Shrimp and Oysters, Gumbos, Jambalaya, and Homemade Bread Pudding. The intense flavors and cuisine of Southwestern Louisiana unfold in a dining room decked with vintage signage, sports memorabilia, and buzzing neon. Ragin' Cajun also brings Zydeco to hungry mouths with custom catering packages for off-site Acadien feasts, Texas barbecues, and Mexican favorites.