Wagamama Inc, Boston, Massachusetts Restaurant Details

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Can't screw up noodles. Place is alright.

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Great service, delicious food. I had the duck ramen. Absolutely yam

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Fast service, clean, and no line. The ramen was nothing special, especially for 14.50 a bowl. I would eat here again but would look for other places to try first. Unfortunately, not a lot of ramen in Boston.

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I heard a lot of hype about this place. Unfortunately it didnt live up to expectations.

The food was ok, but the chicken bowl (forget exact name), mostly consisted of rice, lots of rice.

I ordered chicken with rice, not rice with some chicken sprinkled on top!

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How do you exactly Wag your mama? Well, I think we've all seen this chain in and around the city. I am a big ramen and noodle lover so Wagamama will sometimes help that fix. I agree with most of the yelpers in that sometimes its good and sometimes it very average or lacking. I typically get the chicken ramen (10 bucks) or miso beef ramen (13 bucks) and those are both safe bets because of the saltiness of the ramen... ya know kind of hard to screw up in the noodle world. It is with some of the teppanyaki (noodles cooked on a flat griddle) that tend to be oily and inconsistent.

The atmosphere is long communal tables It can get very loud and social during prime hours but this location seems to be pretty tame in comparison to Faneuil Hall location.

The consensus of my friends when we go is that it's good but we feel that it's priced just a bit to high. Per person is around 17-20 bucks after soft drinks and tax... when under 15 would be more appropriate for the value. Ya know...just sayin