Our party of six arrived toward the beginning of the dinner rush so the server (who had a trainee with her) was attentive at first. By the time our dinner arrived she had a couple other tables so just stopped coming around so we were left with empty water glasses for a very long time. I finally caught her attention but still no water for long enoughI got up myself to get it from the service area. As for the food. The dumplings were a bit soggy but ok. I had the ginger chicken udon, which was delicious but my husband had a spicy chicken noodle dish that was rather bland and not at all spicy. He asked for extra chilis to compensate and they took so long to come out he was almost finished with the dish,,,,, and they charged for the extra chilis. Another in our party got a ramen dish that was much too spicy to enjoy while her husband got a “spicy” ramen dish that was more sweet than spicy. From the other ingredients, they are sure their dishes were not switched so it seems the error was in the kitchen. There are too many restaurants in Boston for us to go back to this one again.
In the 2 days we've been in Boston, we visited this place twice- to show you it was that good we came back. Great dishes, from Raman, to Noodles to an amazing selection of tasty juices and wonderful deserts (definitely take the matcha cheescake)!
I have no idea where to begin with this amazing eatery place. My palate, customer service satisfaction, comfortable energy, basically all satisfaction met at this place. They had vegan, vegetarian, Pescatarian,booster seats visible for the little ones and any other options you may need. They even had hooks for your coat or bag next to the tables you was sitting at. OMG I'm in love and the view and the options for seating is not overwhelming. Let's get to the food right lol. My plate was spicy (by choice selection) but you can let them know what you want and how you want it without hearing its pre-made which felt really nice. The saiten BBQ was lick your fingers good OMG. I can't wait to be back in the summer to sit outside. I also loved the LGBTQQIAAP table acceptance. Let me know your favorite dish ? here is mine.
Food was good, just as we experienced in London. Appreciate the fusion yet very familiar cuisine. We ordered online just because we were tired after a long day of sightseeing and shopping. Recommend experiencing Quincy Market food separately. We made a point to come back and we were not disappointed at all.
Really great food. Their baos were tasty and the soba noodle teppanyaki hit the spot. I feel like their menu could have been more expansive but the food I ordered was definitely tasty. Their sake flight was also a great addition to the food I ordered. The servers are also very friendly even when you mistakenly pronounce a dish name.
Had the Vegetarian ramen with special request for making it spicy. They made it as per the request and it was quite tasty and can tell that it was a fusion dish. It tasted a lot like ramen but with its own creative twist. Definitely worth a try.
The hospitality was amazing and the food was delightful. I will always recommend it as a new place to try something different and unique!
10/10, good service and amazing food. Best ramen I’ve ever had, the pork literally melted in my mouth. I would gladly go again.
Uninspired asian/korean/japanese fusion kitchen. The chicken legs were neither tender nor juicy but very chewy. And ramen with pork was a pretty thin broth with no density. It was filling and you do not leave hungry, but it truly was no inspiration
This Wagamama restaurant chain location provides Very good soba noodle dinners in sit-down restaurant within Quincy Market. Lots of hot Japanese items on its menu (this is not a sushi restaurant).