New restaurant featuring Cajun fare, seafood boils opens in Bexley
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An anticipated spot for Cajun fare, seafood and more has opened its doors in Bexley.
Noahla Cajun Seafood, which is located 2510 E. Main St., officially opened its doors for business last month. The eatery is located next to Penn Station, in the former home of Freshii.
The restaurant features lobster rolls, fried fish and chicken, cajun fries and seafood boils. Enjoying a recent surge in popularity, seafood boils, combine a variety of seafood and vegetables like corn, potatoes and more that are cooked together in a single pot and often eaten communally.
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You can see the entire menu here.
According to owner Ting Jiang, Noahla Cajun Seafood is a sister restaurant to NOLA Seafood, which is located in New York City.
The new Bexley spot is open Monday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-10 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.
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