Momosan was a mixed bag for us, but overall a good experience. The biggest disappointment was the tonkotsu ramen. Tonkotsu broth is supposed to be rich, creamy, fatty, and cloudy from hours of simmering pork bones. Momosan's version was surprisingly clear and thin. It lacked the depth and richness I expect from a tonkotsu, and my husband outright disliked it. If tonkotsu is your go-to ramen order, this version may leave you disappointed. The tan tan ramen was the complete opposite experience. While the broth itself wasn't especially spicy, it arrived absolutely boiling hot. I had to let it sit for quite a while before I could comfortably eat it. The broth was thick and rich, almost like a tahini gravy coating the noodles. After adding some of the ramen pepper from the table, the flavor changed in a really pleasant way and gave it a little extra kick. It ended up being the highlight of the meal. Before visiting, I read several reviews describing the food as bland. I didn't find that to be the case. The food seemed less salty than ramen often is, which I actually appreciated. Many ramen shops rely heavily on salt, and I usually end up with a headache afterward. That wasn't the case here, and I consider that a positive rather than a flaw. We also ordered the salmon poke, which arrived with the rest of our food. It was very good, but I was so stuffed by the time I got to it that I could only manage a bite before packing it up along with my ramen egg. Both made for an excellent after-nap treat later in the day. Service was a little slow at times, but nothing too frustrating. Everything arrived together, and we were still in and out in a reasonable amount of time. One thing I noticed was that the meat portions were on the small side. However, the quality was outstanding. The meat was cooked beautifully--exceptionally tender and flavorful. While it wasn't as fatty as the meat I've had at some other ramen spots, the preparation was excellent. There's a tradeoff between quantity and quality, and I'd much rather have a smaller portion of perfectly cooked meat than a huge serving of something tough or poorly prepared. While the tonkotsu ramen missed the mark for us, the tan tan ramen, salmon poke, and overall quality of the ingredients made this a worthwhile visit. I'd come back, but next time I'd skip the tonkotsu entirely. read more

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Terrible experience We ordered 3 dishes Tan tan Spicy wonton Tokyo Chicken Every dish was so bad We took like 1 bite each and the waiter didn't acknowledge that we had ate nothing to ask if anything could be done. $100 for 4 people and no offer to rectify. Very disappointed read more

Pricey but it was worth it to have real tonkotsu tsukemen. Aside from the ramen, karaage was perhheps the best seasoned and crispy ones so far this year. I know it is right next to the Garden, so you expect to pay more for anything. I thought the service pretty speedy for a crowded restaurant. There is not much pf ambiance because it is right at the entrance of a food court. Constant foot traffic so it is great for people watching but expect high noise level. read more

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Momosan is located inside a big food hall next to TD Garden, but it is the only restaurant inside with a designated seating area. The service was really quick and the menu was on the smaller side but all the options seemed great. We were seated next to the window and it was super fun looking outside at people's concert outfits while we ate. The ramen was also really filling and flavorful, it was a great meal before going to a concert. read more

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Stopped here for a quick meal before heading to an event at BNL. I didn't have super high expectations since I had read the reviews beforehand, but overall it was a decent experience. It's located inside a food hall type of thing, so it shares the space with other restaurants. The area is very well lit, which I actually liked, it made the space feel open and lively. I ordered the shrimp tempura roll, which I had read can take a long time to come out, but that wasn't the case at all. It took about 10 minutes. I also ordered the duck fat fries. Everything I had was pretty good and came out at a reasonable pace. One downside was that our table didn't have utensils or napkins, so we had to ask for them. My friends ordered drinks and had to ask for straws, and a few appetizers were ordered only for us to be told later that they weren't available, which was a bit annoying. Overall, it's a solid spot if you're looking for something convenient before heading to TD Garden or an event in the surrounding area. Not super memorable, but it gets the job done. read more

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The food at momosan ramen Boston was very mediocre and nothing special. I thought the ramen was kind of overpriced but it was located the in the TD garden food hall so that's to be expected. I got the all star ramen and it was $29 but I thought the overall portion felt small considering the price tag. Getting a seat wasn't too difficult around 5pm on a Thursday and we didn't have any reservation either which was nice. And overall the service was alright but the waitress was kind of rude. The restaurant was practically empty when I visited so I placed my bag on the seat next to me at my table and she told me I had to move it if someone came. It seemed very strange for her to say that given there were more than enough seats to go around. Overall, I found that the tables were kind of small and the noise level was loud but not too loud that you weren't able to talk to one another. Not my favorite ramen spot and wouldn't revisit again. read more

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My friends and I stopped in while visiting the area and decided to give this place a try. The host was kind enough to reserve a table for us to return around dinner time, and we were seated right away when we arrived. It's located in a food court-style area with several other eateries serving the West End. Our server was wonderfully polite and truly the only reason this place earned any stars. I ordered the popcorn shrimp, spicy wontons, and a spicy yellowtail sushi roll, while my wife ordered a ramen bowl and edamame appetizer. The edamame portion was quite small, though she seemed content with it. Unfortunately, the food was a huge letdown. The popcorn shrimp was drenched in sauce, making it nearly inedible. The spicy wontons had absolutely no flavor; it was the equivalent of eating mushed baby food. The sushi roll was the most disappointing of all; it was dry, with a thin sliver of fish and none of the quality or freshness I'd expect from a restaurant associated with a "well known" chef. While the space itself is nicely laid out and the food court atmosphere didn't bother me, the overall experience was a total disappointment. Great service, but the food missed the mark completely. read more

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We came here before going to TD Garden -- the location is convenient and interesting with many food options to choose from. Our server was lovely, kind, and accommodating. The food was a bit disappointing -- lacking flavor. For an $8 bao bun, there was very little to it, a piece of pork and lettuce. For the price point we were expecting more. The ramen was decent but again, lacking flavor. read more

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Price Tan Tan is $19 but come out $20 at check out. Pork was just pork belly roll ,not chashu pork. tastes old and weird. Tuna sushi was terrible,not fresh. Wasabi smell old and not taste the way it is. read more

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STEPH JUDGEMENT: Good ramen, but the sushi was very slow to come out. We were looking for a dinner spot in the TD Center food hall and this place caught our eye. The hubby saw that they had a vegan ramen and we decided to give it a go. The decor was typical modern food hall nice, and on the night of our visit it wasn't crowded at all. The hubby got his vegan ramen, which we thought was very good--the broth was spicy, nutty and complex. The tofu was fried, which was unexpected but good. We shared an order of edamame, which was ok, nothing fancy. I wasn't in the mood for ramen so opted for the sushi and roll combo (3 pc nigiri, choice between two small rolls), which took WAY longer than the ramen to come out. We saw that they had two separate areas for ramen and sushi preparation, and the sushi guy was falling behind--perhaps due to to-go orders? At any rate, the combo was a pretty good deal price-wise, but nothing fancy, like the edamame. The ramen seemed to be where it's at, as the name indicates. The service was nice but overall I'd say just ok experience. read more

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If you like ramen, AVOID this place. Went here recently after catching a movie at AMC. We ordered Brussels sprouts and some baos. The Brussels were excellent. The Baos were plain. Just the bread+meat+piece of lettuce. No sauce, no garnishes. My husband ordered the $30 all star and I ordered the Tokyo chicken. It took FOREVER to get these soups. We almost cancelled and left because it took so long. When the ramen finally arrived we were underwhelmed and disappointed to say it kindly. The broth had zero flavor and was so greasy. None of the meat had any taste. We were so disappointed with this place. read more

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Am always star struck when it comes to Chef Masaharu Morimoto. Been to his NY restaurant several times before it closed years ago; then to his restaurant in Napa Valley - had a beautiful graduation party there with my first cousins in San Francisco; then to his restaurant in Philly. With such high end venues, I was surprised to tumble into his Ramen sit down here in Boston in a food court! The ambiance is a 5. Very classic Motomoto, understated elegant touches, modern clean lines, decor reflect his homage to his Japanese roots. The service is a 5. Friendly staff that gave me a menu to peruse even when they weren't yet. No rude treatment as other reviews shared, my lucky day. I wanted to order the duck tacos but they said it's really fried duck wontons. So I just ordered Tonkatsu ramen. It was good except that it didn't have enough umami. The pork wasn't pork belly or char shu like most, and it was so fatty.i'd rate ramen a 4. read more

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This is a convenient place to get food if you're in the area, but otherwise it's a meh experience. We had a concert to attend to next door and thought we'd get a quick bite, but it was anything but quick. We waited over 20 minutes for seating and weren't going to get seated unless we asked because the text didn't go through. Then we waited another 40 minutes for our food and we were late for our concert by then. The food was decent, got the tsukemen, and I think they felt bad and gave us some extra toppings. I didn't have much time to enjoy it though and just scarfed it down. They also don't have udon noodles. The karaage was very good though, crispy, juicy and flavorful. Would recommend getting it if you come. read more

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We stopped in before a Bruins game. Reservations are recommended, they were busy! We started with a shrimp tempura roll that was really good! The ramen was delicious. The tan-tan is definitely spicy, but amazing. It's loud but you're next to TD Garden on a game night, we had an awesome time and our server was perfect. Highly recommend stopping in! read more

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Spoiler: the food was excellent, and the server was absolutely lovely. We popped in here when we had a layover in North Station on the way to hit up the Downeaster Amtrak train. It was cold and windy outside, and they had vegan options, so in we went! I got the vegan miso ramen with an extra side of the fried tofu, a glass of chilled sake (which they fill the glass to the absolute BRIM with sake), and a couple of Japanese Highballs (the server didn't have it on the menu, but if you ask for one, they're happy to make one for you). The broth was creamy and rich, spicy, and thick. The noodles were bouncy and cooked through with a bit of a bite. There were plenty of veggies swimming in the broth, with a very generous helping of tofu. There was also a large pile of scallions to give you that fresh bite every now and again. Sooo good. The tofu was a lot sweeter than I'd usually like, but it was a very nice complement to the spicy broth, so it didn't bother me. I wish that the fried tofu sauce wasn't so sweet. I'd have been happy with just a plain fried tofu without the sauce on there. The batter (?) on it was crispy and light, and not at all greasy. It was a Friday afternoon, and the place was absolutely empty. We were one of like 4 people, so they didn't care how long we took, or how much space our luggage took up. That said, this is a restaurant in a train station. The servers are efficient and friendly, and will bring you a bill as soon as you're done eating, so that if you need to get a move on, you can indeed get a move on. This isn't the sort of place where you linger for a long time over drinks or whatnot, and that's OK. We wandered over to a bar to do that afterwards, so we were good. read more

While my ramen was tasty, but the noodles were very overcooked. The noodles are very mushy and detracted from the broth. Also was also lacking even though I was one of 4 patrons and the location was well staffed. In addition, the entire bar was so sticky that menus, napkins, and even coasters stuck to it. read more

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The popcorn shrimp had some heat to it but it was overly drenched in the aioli sauce. It was too much, which made it taste heavy and greasy. The all star ramen was okay. The broth was good as well as the thin chashu pork slices. The pork belly slice was a tad sweet for my taste. read more

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Decent nothing crazy but reliable and the prices are fair. I got the salmon and avacado sushi

My husband and I came here while visiting the area. Service was great all around. Our hostess and waitress were both friendly. The ramen was just ok, a little bland for me. The fried chicken and seared fish were quite good with the fried chicken being the highlight. It was so flavorful. The ambiance is nice and bright and everything was clean and organized. I forgot to take photos of the food. read more

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Sad to give this place a bad review, but the food was quite underwhelming, and way worse than their Waikiki location. I order the Tonkatsu Ramen. It came in a clear broth which was pretty flavorless. It definitely did not appear to be traditional tonkatsu broth. There were only two small pieces of meat, which wasn't very flavorful. The only other ingredient (aside from the noodles) was some kale. None of the usual Ramen ingredients. Underwhelming, to say the least. My daughter ordered the Tokyo chicken. The egg was fully hard boiled, not soft boiled. I didn't try hers, so I'll reserve judgment on the taste. The order also took about 40 minutes to show up from the time we sat down. So bad service, mediocre food. It's too bad. read more

We had a really delicious dinner here. I do not know the specific Japanese names for some of these but I will do my best. Appetizers we had pork goyoza which was very tasty. The filling was pleasantly firm but the wrappers were very delicate and easy to bite. Japanese fried chicken was so flavorful. It had a bit of a general tso's chicken vibe but was so much better. A light heat, crispy, so good. I wanted to eat a bucket of it. The spicy chicken wontons definitely had some spice but it wasn't overpowering. At my first bite, it vaguely reminded me of buffalo chicken. The filling was tasty and the wontons were so delicate. Very good. My table mates had sushi which they said was good, not amazing. But not bad by any means. I had the "dipping ramen" which is a fun idea - noodles and toppings in one bowl, broth in the other. It seemed like a fun idea, but the noodles were not warmed (which the server had mentioned) which wasn't to my taste. Next time I would just get the basic ramen all together. The broth was phenomenal. Definitely worth a visit. read more

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Cute little ramen place at the Hub Hall, I did read about the service being lousy and I kinda agree to it a bit. We sat at the table and the server took a good 30 mins to come and ask us if we are ready! We asked for spicy vegan broth ramen with glazed tofu however we requested if shrimp can be added to it. She straight up said no, and they didn't have any other seafood option. We requested she asks the chef and then let us know. It was nice of her that she went ahead and asked and the chef agreed to add shrimp to our ramen. The ramen was good and filling. We also tried the popcorn shrimp which were good too! read more

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Initially I had gotten Momosan Morimoto confused with the sushi restaurant "Morimoto", but I learned that Momosan Morimoto offers ramen, nonetheless, this spot inside TD Garden's Hub Hall did not disappoint! We started off with the signature sticky ribs. They had great flavor. One thing I would have liked was if the ribs had arrived hotter, as they were already warm-ish cold when it was served to our table. I got the spicy tan-tan ramen and I loved it. It was delicious! The flavors for it meshed very well. The spicy dandan brothless ramen was also amazing. I would definitely come again ! read more

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Came to Momosan Boston during lunch on the weekend. Momosan Boston is located in Hub Hall, the upscale food court in North Station. Due to its location near TD Garden and the train station, the restaurant is surrounded by the hustle and bustle of sports fans, concert-goers, and commuters. It's a great spot to go to if you're looking for a meal right before a show or before catching a train. It wasn't too busy, so we got seated fairly quickly. The staff were friendly but it did take a minute to grab someone's attention for the check when we were wrapping up our meal. Between the two of us, we shared the Tsukemen (dipping noodles), Soft Shell Crab Roll, and Popcorn Shrimp. The Popcorn Shrimp was battered with tempura and coated in a gochujang aioli. The gochujang aioli was a bit too much for me since it was a little too salty and since there was so much sauce, if we didn't eat it right away, it became soggy. I think having the aioli on the side instead would've been awesome! The Soft Shell Crab was tasty and had tons of crispy crab that was fried. The roll was gigantic, yet I still found myself wanting more! There was asparagus in the roll, which I wasn't a huge fan of. I did enjoy the unagi sauce drizzled on top of it. Last, the Tsukemen was the star of the show. Their tsukemen comes with tonkotsu broth, ajitama, chashu pork, menma, and of course the noodles you dip the broth into. The tonkotsu broth was super flavorful and rich. It was the perfect pairing for the noodles. The chashu pork was also so tender and tasty. I would consider coming here again, but only if I was nearby since the food is expensive. Although the meal overall was tasty, it wasn't a place I would go out of my way to visit (especially because there is no parking). read more

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Food was delicious! Service was slow but understandably so because they were packed. Pricey but worth it. read more

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Got signature ramen with wife, pork belly on top was flavorful but rest of ramen was extremely disappointing. Server was not professional although not outright rude either. Was disappointed after paying server took everything from the table including the drink I was still working on. Overall very disappointing experience and would not recommend. read more

Always up for a bowl of ramen, and Momosan didn't disappoint. Well developed broth and tender chicken in my bowl. Added a yuzu ball to kick up the heat, perfect for anyone looking to spice it up! The ajitama (soy marinated egg) was delicious and had a creamy yolk. Bartender Sam was friendly and helpful. His Yuzu Saketini... delicious. Thank you team for a great meal in a low key, clean and comfortable setting. I'll be back next visit to the city! read more

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Ambiance From start to finish, the experiments Momosan was great. The restaurant is located inside Hub Hall but that does not limit the ambiance. The section in which the restaurant is located is sleekly designed with a bar area and table seating. The space isn't extremely large so it's great for a comfortable date night or small group (3-4) dining experience. Service My server was China. She was great and provided food and drink recommendations that were a hit. Food I was actually blown away by the quality and presentation of the dishes. Would definitely recommend. read more

Came here for dinner around 7-8 and the place wasn't too busy on a weeknight - I'd expect it'd be busier closer to game end/start times or weekends in general. The service was all right and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time. Water wasn't refilled too attentively though despite the space not being that busy which was a bit disappointing. The ramen and apps were all right - nothing amazing, but not too bad nonetheless. I enjoyed the brussels sprouts and the portion there wasn't bad. The soup for the ramen came out lukewarm which was a little disappointing though and the prices were quite high, however the location explains that as this is right by TD Garden. Overall, I don't think I would be rushing to come back, but I wouldn't mind it if another person wanted to come. read more

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Very Tasty! We ordered the -pork belly bao: very generous thick piece of meat. Presentation was a bit sloppy.. I had to fix it for the photo. -soft shelled crab bao: crispy crab, bit of sourness from the pickle and spicy mayo. -tonkotsu ramen: The broth was so rich and delicious. My only complaint was that the pork belly slice on top was very fatty, 80% fat 20% meat. I would've preferred the regular thick cut of pork belly on top because I felt a bit sick after eating that much fat from the slice. It looked very beautiful but when eating it, was a bit too much. They also added pickled greens to it which I wasn't a huge fan of. -duck fat fries: nothing special but if you pair it with the garlic pepper on the table, definitely elevates it! read more

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Ona Sunday evening, I decided to try Momosan. Arriving at 530, received seating immediately and elected for a spot at the bar counter rather than a table. My order consisted of chicken karaage ($12) and tsukemen ($17) The tsukemen, as described by the menu, consisted of dipping noodle dish with tonkotsu broth, ajitama (marinated soft boiled egg), chashu pork, and menma. This proved quite disappointing on multiple dimensions. Firstly, the dipping sauce itself has a watery consistency. It was essentially the broth used in tonkotsu ramen, but made slightly saltier. Tsukemen dipping sauce is supposed to be thick enough to coat the noodle. Instead, I had to use a spoon to get some of the "dipping sauce". This defeats the entire raisin d'etre of tsukemen. Secondly, the ingredients arrived with varying temperatures. The bamboo shoots, picked vegetables, and noodles arrived just above refrigerator cold. Why is this a problem? Imagine getting a bowl of ramen where some things are cold. It saps heat from the broth. Imagine a much smaller heat reservoir. Now the tsukemen is not just like a bowl of ramen because of the watery dipping sauce, it's now lukewarm. Even if this dish had some identity crisis with ramen, it should be hot. This is not supposed to resemble cold zaru soba or hiyashi chuka soba. Less egregiously, the ajitamago seemed well-marinated, though whoever cut the egg in half should be fired for mangling cutting an egg. The noodles are chewy at least, looks like they came from sun noodle (a decent supplier). The "chashu" was a sad looking piece of pork belly, unrolled, that looked like leftover supermarket bacon. To summarize, the tsukemen disappointed utterly. However, the karaage fared much better. Described in the menu as Japanese-style fried chicken with spicy garlic soy, it was just that. Piping hot, savory, salty, juicy, and unapologetically garlicky, it proved addictive. The appetizer and entree lie on two extremes - one well executed, the other poorly so. I thought perhaps this place would be the one to carry tsukemen into Boston. Clearly, I thought wrong. read more

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This place is within walking distance of where I was staying downtown. I originally stopped in the food hall for a cup of coffee when their modern decor caught my eye. I pulled up the menu while waiting for my coffee & quickly decided I'd be eating here. I was immediately seated & started with fried gyoza, one of my favorite foods. Being that I've tried gyoza from countless places, and can make them myself, I can be a tough critic. The dumplings were crispy thanks to being fried perfectly, packed with flavor & came out sizzling on a hot plate. The scallion ginger dipping sauce was unique & I added some sesame looking seeds from a container on the table, both elevated the dish. The sticky ribs were also perfection--succulent pieces that were crispy on the outside & juicy on the inside. read more

Ok I was visiting Boston for two days with my husband. I came by for a beer and a snack and loved every bite. The vibe is awesome. The restaurant is in a courtyard opened are to other businesses so it's pretty opened and loud. Service was great. Waitress kept up with our table while the restaurant was packed. The manager also came by often cleaning up areas. We had the very crispy chicken and shrimp tempura sushi. It all was so great I came back the next day. read more

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My wife and I stopped here before an event at TD Garden. I enjoy venturing out and trying different ramen establishments so was excited to give this a try. I got the dip in ramen, and it wasn't the best bowl of ramen I've ever had, but it was definitely good. My wife got some Gochujang wings and they were excellent. The ambiance in this place is nice. Although it's ultimately a part of a busy food court style area, Morimoto has its own section with its own seating and dedicated wait staff - so you're basically in a sit down restaurant within a larger open food court. It's a cool dynamic honestly. I can certainly see myself coming back here the next time I'm in the area. They had more menu options I want to try!! read more

Momosan's Boston location at North Station was a convenient spot for my partner and I to recently grab some food. We needed vegan options and there weren't a ton in the immediate area. Fortunately, Momosan's vegan ramen is tasty, well-sized, and perfect for a cold day. We also enjoyed the vegetable sushi roll. Going on an afternoon, there was plenty of space (though they do take reservations.) Service was prompt all the way through ordering, to serving, and ending with the check. Recommend for meals with friends (perhaps before a game) or a work lunch. read more

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The Spicy Dan Dan Noodles were absolutely delicious! Being located in a food hall, I think it could use a better location for a better experience. read more

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I tried some of Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto's cuisine at his restaurant at Disney Springs in Orlando, so I knew this would be a great place to grab dinner. Interior was nice and I liked that it was part of a larger food court with other types of food and activities. Waitstaff was friendly and knowledgeable. Food and drink was unique and delicious. I started with their signature Shochu alcoholic drink, the Morimoto. You mix it yourself by pouring the shochu and water into the cup (the water was apparently filtered for 100 years in Japan) and squeeze lemon and lime into it. Very strong and sour but I liked it nonetheless. Next came the kara age (Japanese fried chicken). Very crispy texture and the sauce at the bottom was delicious. Atypical compared to Kara age I've had before but it was wonderful. I do wish it came with more sauce, though. I also got a spicy tuna hand roll they had as a special. It was good, but not spectacular. After that I had the vegan ramen. The tofu had some sort of special seasoning that made it almost taste like real meat. The tomatoes absorbed the delicious broth and tasted amazing. The noodles and other vegetables were of top quality as well. Overall, it's no surprise that this restaurant was amazing. This is easily the highlight of the entire food court. read more

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Super disappointed in food and service. My friend and I ordered the same food, when I got mine it had very very little flavor. I tried hers and it tasted way different despite us ordering the same thing. I went up and asked if there was any flavor or something I could add to it to make it taste a little better. The first gal that helped me was pretty sweet, went to the back and said she'd ask the cook. When another gal came out I hadn't realized who she was and very nicely said that someone was helping me. She abruptly said she was the manager. I apologized and explained the situation again, just seeing if there was anything to add to it so I could eat the rest, as I'm going to a concert in 30 mins and need food for my seizure disorder meds. She asked for my receipt, grabbed it and then worked on the register and didn't say anything. She handed me another receipt and then said "you're all good". I was a little confused and she started taking the ramen I had and I asked if I was able to eat it and she said "no we have to throw it away". Which I understand, they don't want people to just have a free meal, but I wasn't asking for a refund or a discount or anything. I simply wanted something to make it a little more flavorful, and if they would've told me they wouldn't be able to do that I would have had the rest since I needed it. Now I'm left with little to no time to get anything else. read more

We stumbled into this place on a whim. Starving and waiting for a train, we wanted to sit somewhere away from the crowd. It is far enough away that I assume it's never as busy as the other places there. The ramen was so hot and comforting after a long day of partying. And the soft shell crab bao appetizer was yummy, but since we shared I didn't get enough of it, wish we ordered two. Def recommend if you like Raman and you happen to be in North Station. read more

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Awesome! Stopped in for dinner. Clean, well lit. Comfortable high table seating. Greeted by professional friendly hostess. Waitstaff also professional, friendly, courteous, polite and attentive. Great menu. Ordered the special, duck with ramen and the spicy wontons, sticky ribs and soft shell crab roll. Hardly any wait. Food arrived less than10 minutes. Piping hot and absolutely delicious and prepared perfectly. Another spot added to my list of go-to's. Will definitely return to try the other items on the menu. Highly recommend. read more

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