Overall solid food. Service was relatively fast, and I would definitely come back! I love their creative spin on a classic sushi roll- sushi tacos! Amazing! We ordered the salmon and hamachi tacos. The salmon one is slightly sweet while the hamachi has a smokier more umami taste. I am quite picky about rice but their sushi rice they used was excellent. Perfectly vinegary and a good amount of stickiness. The taco shell is made out of lightly fried nori which added a wonderful crunchy component to the texture! Overall I think I liked the salmon one slightly better... I couldn't really taste the truffled jalapeño butter in the hamachi one.
Danielle H.
Unique and delicious sushi tacos! I don't really like raw fish, so they grilled the salmon for me. So delicious!! Located inside the Time Out Food Hall near Fenway. Huge upscale (pricey) food hall with Italian, BBQ, pizza, doughnuts, coffee/ smoothies, Asian, and more. Also has a bar on each end of the hall w/ beer, wine, spirits, sodas and mocktails. Outdoor games (corn hole) and ice rink as well. Cool hangout w/ lots of college kids, families, and young adults.
anna carolina Wollmann
Gogo Ya has the most amazing bento bowls ever!!!! I have never had such a great bowl: not too salty, perfect amount of each ingredient, and everything had such a rich taste. The salmon was amazing. Pretty expensive prices but the bowl was definitely worth the $22.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
G Guevara
Save your money. We’re visiting from Houston and were really excited about this place because it looked so good online. Huge let down. We got the nori tacos. The tuna wasn’t cubed. It was like smushed ground tuna. And tasted odd. We also got a sashimi bowl and the fish was mushy in that too. It was over salted. Overall a big disappointment. They did get it out quickly. I would’ve traded the timeliness for flavor though. Especially for $10 a taco.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
altal61
The food is average and the price not too high, but unless you'll find a place outside, inside is too loud and impossible to have a conversation with your friends.
Seaside48695570235
This isn't an ordinary market. It's a place where you can have many different types of delicious food. I've been there twice now and the food has been amazing both times. We tried the NuBurger and the Gelato at one point, and they were both amazing! You should be getting many different dishes from different places if you have many people so everyone can try everything. This is a great place to go over and over again because there are so many options. A must-do at some point in Boston.
Ana-Sofia S
DO NOT GET THE KAGAGUI CHICKEN & WAFFLES IF YOU DON’T. WANT TO HAVE THE ****S LATER. Second time this has happened to me.
Kelsey Moran
I waited 25+ minutes for the wrong order. I ordered a spicy tuna roll and edamame. I received a tuna roll made with tuna from a can and bland/lukewarm edamame. The people working there were rude and laughing and in no rush to prepare anyone’s order. Do not recommend.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Connie L.
Way overpriced ($20 for two tacos) and the taste was lackluster at best. I've walked past Gogo Ya numerous times but hadn't gotten around to trying their nori tacos (always thought: how can a taco be worth $20?).Finally bit the bullet today and was so disappointed. The fish was minced to shreds and the seasoning was off for both tacos. Between the two, the salmon had slightly more flavor but overall they were both oily messes. Their service is subpar too, the cashier looked and acted so disinterested in being there.
I've been to Gogo Ya several times since it opened, but this third trip truly disappointed me. I ordered the tuna and hamachi tacos with a bowl of miso soup. Everything was under-seasoned. The soup was watery and lacked miso and salt. The tacos were both supposed to be spicy, but were bland. Supposedly the tuna came with a spicy mayo but I couldn't taste it. Just wads of mashed tuna. For a price of 26 dollars this is a real let down. Hopefully it was an off day. My two previous visits were wonderful. I actually made the trip from Somerville for this. Bad idea.
Ca1ifornia
Food court fun with workmates. We tried a few different vendors and shared. All vendors were friendly and helpful. Some were understaffed; long lines developed, but all kept up the smiles & service. Opened with baba ghanouj from anoush' ella. Very fresh, hot pita (was more like tortillas). Clearly was freshly made, chunky; taste was good. More garlic would have been very good. Next, calamari appetizer from Michael Schlow's Italian Kitchen, which everyone tried and agreed: *very* tender, perfectly cooked. We all felt they had a little too much batter, which made them a bit less crispy on the outside (but may have helped tenderness?). Sauce was ok, but 2 of 3 of us wished it was more garlicky like Legal Seafoods'. Chicken Nugget...things from Ms. Cluck's. Crisp, then very tender chicken. Delicious. Didn't need the sauce, but my companions loved it. Union Square donuts -- variety of original - and a few traditional -- donuts, some cake-style, some crullers, and the rest yeast risen donuts. The salted butter cruller was one of the best donuts I've eaten. Gelato & Chill -- Very smooth, good consistency. Pistachio was very good. Nutella was ok for me, but my co-worker loved it. This was my second visit to Time Out; a previous reviewer was right, the noisy, echo-y ambiance is hard not to notice. You have to shout to be heard. Definitely doesn't encourage lingering in the main dining area. Probably worth returning to have specialties of the house for some of the vendors. Definitely didn't try them all.
FunLeoTravels
Time Out Market is an excellent stop for delicious food. It is definitely more of a high end food court with great variety. From Mexican tacos, to sushi, lobster roll and much more. My family loved the food and to be able to pick food from different cuisines.
Chet “Chex-Mix341” Lazare
To start, the only positive thing about Gogo Ya was how crunchy the nori shell was. We ordered the Spicy Torched Hamachi and the Torched Salmon Teryaki tacos, and the filling was nothing special. The rice, tuna, and salmon all tasted like they lacked the most basic of seasonings. The service was the worst part; my girlfriend was ordering, and they barely acknowledged her while they took the order because they were having conversation that was clearly more important than attending to customers. While they were taking 20-25 mins to prepare 2 tacos, I witnessed them laughing and conversing while not paying attention with 2 live torches in hand. When I finally went to get the food, they didn't acknowledge me or even hand me the food, I had to grab the tray, and they still said nothing as I walked away. Overall, it wasn't a good experience, and I wouldn't recommend it....definitely not worth $20 for 2 tacos.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Arnold Daniels
I love the Asian cuisine but I have to say, this place was a little disappointing. The prices were pretty high and the ingredients didn’t taste too fresh. I don’t know what else to say, it wasn’t
Incredible bento bowl ???
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Overall solid food. Service was relatively fast, and I would definitely come back! I love their creative spin on a classic sushi roll- sushi tacos! Amazing! We ordered the salmon and hamachi tacos. The salmon one is slightly sweet while the hamachi has a smokier more umami taste. I am quite picky about rice but their sushi rice they used was excellent. Perfectly vinegary and a good amount of stickiness. The taco shell is made out of lightly fried nori which added a wonderful crunchy component to the texture! Overall I think I liked the salmon one slightly better... I couldn't really taste the truffled jalapeño butter in the hamachi one.
Unique and delicious sushi tacos! I don't really like raw fish, so they grilled the salmon for me. So delicious!! Located inside the Time Out Food Hall near Fenway. Huge upscale (pricey) food hall with Italian, BBQ, pizza, doughnuts, coffee/ smoothies, Asian, and more. Also has a bar on each end of the hall w/ beer, wine, spirits, sodas and mocktails. Outdoor games (corn hole) and ice rink as well. Cool hangout w/ lots of college kids, families, and young adults.
Gogo Ya has the most amazing bento bowls ever!!!! I have never had such a great bowl: not too salty, perfect amount of each ingredient, and everything had such a rich taste. The salmon was amazing. Pretty expensive prices but the bowl was definitely worth the $22.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Save your money. We’re visiting from Houston and were really excited about this place because it looked so good online. Huge let down. We got the nori tacos. The tuna wasn’t cubed. It was like smushed ground tuna. And tasted odd. We also got a sashimi bowl and the fish was mushy in that too. It was over salted. Overall a big disappointment. They did get it out quickly. I would’ve traded the timeliness for flavor though. Especially for $10 a taco.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
The food is average and the price not too high, but unless you'll find a place outside, inside is too loud and impossible to have a conversation with your friends.
This isn't an ordinary market. It's a place where you can have many different types of delicious food. I've been there twice now and the food has been amazing both times. We tried the NuBurger and the Gelato at one point, and they were both amazing! You should be getting many different dishes from different places if you have many people so everyone can try everything. This is a great place to go over and over again because there are so many options. A must-do at some point in Boston.
DO NOT GET THE KAGAGUI CHICKEN & WAFFLES IF YOU DON’T. WANT TO HAVE THE ****S LATER. Second time this has happened to me.
I waited 25+ minutes for the wrong order. I ordered a spicy tuna roll and edamame. I received a tuna roll made with tuna from a can and bland/lukewarm edamame. The people working there were rude and laughing and in no rush to prepare anyone’s order. Do not recommend.
Food: 1
Service: 1
Way overpriced ($20 for two tacos) and the taste was lackluster at best. I've walked past Gogo Ya numerous times but hadn't gotten around to trying their nori tacos (always thought: how can a taco be worth $20?).Finally bit the bullet today and was so disappointed. The fish was minced to shreds and the seasoning was off for both tacos. Between the two, the salmon had slightly more flavor but overall they were both oily messes. Their service is subpar too, the cashier looked and acted so disinterested in being there.
Restaurantji Recommends
I've been to Gogo Ya several times since it opened, but this third trip truly disappointed me. I ordered the tuna and hamachi tacos with a bowl of miso soup. Everything was under-seasoned. The soup was watery and lacked miso and salt. The tacos were both supposed to be spicy, but were bland. Supposedly the tuna came with a spicy mayo but I couldn't taste it. Just wads of mashed tuna. For a price of 26 dollars this is a real let down. Hopefully it was an off day. My two previous visits were wonderful. I actually made the trip from Somerville for this. Bad idea.
Food court fun with workmates. We tried a few different vendors and shared. All vendors were friendly and helpful. Some were understaffed; long lines developed, but all kept up the smiles & service. Opened with baba ghanouj from anoush' ella. Very fresh, hot pita (was more like tortillas). Clearly was freshly made, chunky; taste was good. More garlic would have been very good. Next, calamari appetizer from Michael Schlow's Italian Kitchen, which everyone tried and agreed: *very* tender, perfectly cooked. We all felt they had a little too much batter, which made them a bit less crispy on the outside (but may have helped tenderness?). Sauce was ok, but 2 of 3 of us wished it was more garlicky like Legal Seafoods'. Chicken Nugget...things from Ms. Cluck's. Crisp, then very tender chicken. Delicious. Didn't need the sauce, but my companions loved it. Union Square donuts -- variety of original - and a few traditional -- donuts, some cake-style, some crullers, and the rest yeast risen donuts. The salted butter cruller was one of the best donuts I've eaten. Gelato & Chill -- Very smooth, good consistency. Pistachio was very good. Nutella was ok for me, but my co-worker loved it. This was my second visit to Time Out; a previous reviewer was right, the noisy, echo-y ambiance is hard not to notice. You have to shout to be heard. Definitely doesn't encourage lingering in the main dining area. Probably worth returning to have specialties of the house for some of the vendors. Definitely didn't try them all.
Time Out Market is an excellent stop for delicious food. It is definitely more of a high end food court with great variety. From Mexican tacos, to sushi, lobster roll and much more. My family loved the food and to be able to pick food from different cuisines.
To start, the only positive thing about Gogo Ya was how crunchy the nori shell was. We ordered the Spicy Torched Hamachi and the Torched Salmon Teryaki tacos, and the filling was nothing special. The rice, tuna, and salmon all tasted like they lacked the most basic of seasonings. The service was the worst part; my girlfriend was ordering, and they barely acknowledged her while they took the order because they were having conversation that was clearly more important than attending to customers. While they were taking 20-25 mins to prepare 2 tacos, I witnessed them laughing and conversing while not paying attention with 2 live torches in hand. When I finally went to get the food, they didn't acknowledge me or even hand me the food, I had to grab the tray, and they still said nothing as I walked away. Overall, it wasn't a good experience, and I wouldn't recommend it....definitely not worth $20 for 2 tacos.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
I love the Asian cuisine but I have to say, this place was a little disappointing. The prices were pretty high and the ingredients didn’t taste too fresh. I don’t know what else to say, it wasn’t
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 5