Such a nice place but the thing is they doesn’t have takoyaki anymore
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Hemanth Kumar
Love the ramen here been there twice and it was amazing
Parking: There is a paid parking lot nearby
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gyoza, Karaage Chicken, Ramen
Salil Khanna
Great vibe of the restaurant but overpriced food as a vegan.
Had the vegetarian broth with no egg to make it vegan, $16 + 4 for tip to make it $20 total. Would have expected better quality for the price but tasted just ok, nothing special to remember.
Vegetarian options: Vegetarian broths with no egg option
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 4
Hsin An Ko
This meal felt very fateful.Because I just had their takoyaki from the Boston Japan Festival.On the same day, I actually went to their ramen shop without paying special attention. It is recommended that you try both meals.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Sandra Ortiz
The attention is terrible, the staff is very rude. We never got to try the food because the people who served us were too rude, and we had to leave. I had heard good comments about the food, but what a shame that these types of people don't allow it to work. Fortunately, there are very good ramen restaurants in the area.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Aly burale
I tried to book a table at this restaurant since a friend recommended it but was turned down the first time with no reservation option available but a waitlist. We went on the waitlist the second time only to find out we accidentally cancelled our spot so when we got there and told them what happened they turned us down the 2nd time! Well we thought since we live close by the third time would be a success. But I should’ve trusted the universe arrangement and not bothered. The food was bland and the ramen tasted like it was made out of a box. The horrible service made the food taste worse. They make you order and then wait another 20 minutes (even though it says no queue on their website) just to be served a mediocre ramen dish. Don’t believe the hype.
Ninjanugets123
the karaage was soooooo good. juicy, unbelievably tender, all contained within a wonderful crispy-but-not-oily potato starch batter. served with a acidic soy based sauce to contrast.hope to see more people come through this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maya S
Great when they can fulfill the order but often end up with being told they can’t make takoyaki because the machine’s broken. Or can’t make the okonomiyaki because they run out of a certain ingredients, maybe better supply management would be good.
Brian Watson
'Open' but not currently seating for whatever reason even though there are empty chained off tables. This means that you need to sit at Ganko Ittetsu which is always crowded, even if you don't want ramen. Or you can order takeout from the hostess...but everything is 'out of stock'. Unfortunate.
Jea Kim
Limited selections of authentic Japanese street food located inside the Arcade building.Recently visited to try their okonomiyaki, but it seemed like their menus have changed. I ended up getting the traditional chicken karaage and gyoza, and both were very good. Karaage was extremely tender and they were certainly the best pieces I had in Boston.Unfortunately, this place seemed to be overshadowed by the popularity of the ramen place right across, but they are definitely worth a visit.
The shoyu 1910 was delicious. Broth just right, pork belly tender and juicy, and the noodles tasted fresh.
Maya Shen
Great when they can fulfill the order but often end up with being told they can’t make takoyaki because the machine’s broken. Or can’t make the okonomiyaki because they run out of a certain ingredients, maybe better management is needed.
Nadege Hold
The food here is delicious. I got 1910 ramen soup and the flavors were on point. The char in the pork was perfect. Service was on point.
Nadege Tan
The food here is delicious. I got 1910 ramen soup and the flavors were on point. The char in the pork was perfect. Service was on point.
Jea Hyun Kim
Limited selections of authentic Japanese street food located inside the Arcade building.Recently visited to try their okonomiyaki, but it seemed like their menus have changed. I ended up getting the traditional chicken karaage and gyoza, and both were very good. Karaage was extremely tender and they were certainly the best pieces I had in Boston.Unfortunately, this place seemed to be overshadowed by the popularity of the ramen place right across, but they are definitely worth a visit.
Such a nice place but the thing is they doesn’t have takoyaki anymore
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Love the ramen here been there twice and it was amazing
Parking: There is a paid parking lot nearby
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Gyoza, Karaage Chicken, Ramen
Great vibe of the restaurant but overpriced food as a vegan.
Had the vegetarian broth with no egg to make it vegan, $16 + 4 for tip to make it $20 total. Would have expected better quality for the price but tasted just ok, nothing special to remember.
Vegetarian options: Vegetarian broths with no egg option
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 1
Service: 4
This meal felt very fateful.Because I just had their takoyaki from the Boston Japan Festival.On the same day, I actually went to their ramen shop without paying special attention. It is recommended that you try both meals.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
The attention is terrible, the staff is very rude. We never got to try the food because the people who served us were too rude, and we had to leave. I had heard good comments about the food, but what a shame that these types of people don't allow it to work. Fortunately, there are very good ramen restaurants in the area.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
I tried to book a table at this restaurant since a friend recommended it but was turned down the first time with no reservation option available but a waitlist. We went on the waitlist the second time only to find out we accidentally cancelled our spot so when we got there and told them what happened they turned us down the 2nd time! Well we thought since we live close by the third time would be a success. But I should’ve trusted the universe arrangement and not bothered. The food was bland and the ramen tasted like it was made out of a box. The horrible service made the food taste worse. They make you order and then wait another 20 minutes (even though it says no queue on their website) just to be served a mediocre ramen dish. Don’t believe the hype.
the karaage was soooooo good. juicy, unbelievably tender, all contained within a wonderful crispy-but-not-oily potato starch batter. served with a acidic soy based sauce to contrast.hope to see more people come through this place.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great when they can fulfill the order but often end up with being told they can’t make takoyaki because the machine’s broken. Or can’t make the okonomiyaki because they run out of a certain ingredients, maybe better supply management would be good.
'Open' but not currently seating for whatever reason even though there are empty chained off tables. This means that you need to sit at Ganko Ittetsu which is always crowded, even if you don't want ramen. Or you can order takeout from the hostess...but everything is 'out of stock'. Unfortunate.
Limited selections of authentic Japanese street food located inside the Arcade building.Recently visited to try their okonomiyaki, but it seemed like their menus have changed. I ended up getting the traditional chicken karaage and gyoza, and both were very good. Karaage was extremely tender and they were certainly the best pieces I had in Boston.Unfortunately, this place seemed to be overshadowed by the popularity of the ramen place right across, but they are definitely worth a visit.
Restaurantji Recommends
The shoyu 1910 was delicious. Broth just right, pork belly tender and juicy, and the noodles tasted fresh.
Great when they can fulfill the order but often end up with being told they can’t make takoyaki because the machine’s broken. Or can’t make the okonomiyaki because they run out of a certain ingredients, maybe better management is needed.
The food here is delicious. I got 1910 ramen soup and the flavors were on point. The char in the pork was perfect. Service was on point.
The food here is delicious. I got 1910 ramen soup and the flavors were on point. The char in the pork was perfect. Service was on point.
Limited selections of authentic Japanese street food located inside the Arcade building.Recently visited to try their okonomiyaki, but it seemed like their menus have changed. I ended up getting the traditional chicken karaage and gyoza, and both were very good. Karaage was extremely tender and they were certainly the best pieces I had in Boston.Unfortunately, this place seemed to be overshadowed by the popularity of the ramen place right across, but they are definitely worth a visit.
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