Delicious, fresh, best poke in the Boston area. Get the mix plate, choose two proteins (you can't…read morego wrong, but I like to get one cooked and one uncooked). Pineapple cake is fluffy and not too sweet.

A hidden gem in Somerville!!! Quality is really good. The spicy tuna and salmon melted on my…read moretongue. The sides were yummy and the pineapple cake was a dream. Prices are a bit steep but I would say it's worth it for the quality you get. Staff were very friendly and all smiles!

Today I had the pleasure of eating at this establishment. It had been recommended to me by so many…read moreand I was in the area so I thought I'd check it out. As soon as you walk in, you are in the battle of the drums between the Kumasi and the Djembe. So loud I couldn't think . I did ask to turn it down a few times, in the middle of my meal the Chef said I could eat outside. On that note I ordered way too much. The fried chicken was delicious !! Not greasy at all. But huge, sorry today I ordered two thighs that were the size of one large breast. A little condiment of shaved coconut and chive was on the side. Any sides were à la carte. I did try the " Cabbage Salad" that had a nice flavor, but was overdressed and is mostly iceberg lettuce, and rice with surprisingly sticky rice , so it was kind of yummy. The chicken came with one sauce I got the curry. It was divine.. & my friend got the chicken bites and some kind of mayo. I was going to leave a five star review because the food was that good however, on the receipt they charged $.92 for the containers and eating utensils. I'm disheartened because if they offered an alternative like a plate and regular silverware, I could see not adding it into their cost. If I refuse to pay for the containers, how would I eat it on that note the chef was nice enough to me to have me try a couple of items that I didn't have to pay for. Which I greatly appreciated and that is why I'm leaving such a nice review. I do recommend eating here, but take it home. Or call for delivery, they have their own AP. PS great smoothie's !!!

I was in that area, driving from one point to another. I wanted to pick up something really quick…read moreon the way. I decided to order Spam Musubi (rice and spam), a Byte (mini fried chicken), and tapioca tea! My girl went into the store and had the food ready within 3 minutes, which is really awesome as we were in a hurry. However, we were really disappointed by what was inside that bag, as none of them were as good as we expected. 1) Spam Musubi's rice was lost in texture itself. It tasted like old rice. Yet spam was well not bad. We ate all of them. 2) bytes( mini fried chicken) they were overcooked. I attach the picture of it. So hard to chew and meat was nothing there. And I requested mayo but it was not there. But spicy sauce was with them instead in the box. The kids were complaining it was too spicy for mayo. 3) boba tea, I ordered with boba with extra fee. But it was not there just milk tea with brown suger. Later my girl who went to there to pick up, told me the server continued to speak to her even though my girl told to write down as she was deaf. Can't lipreading. Quite disappointed with the service and food.

There isn't much I miss about Boston/Somerville food wise, but this place is definitely one I hit…read morewhen I'm in the area. Probably the best, freshest poke I've ever had. The boba is pretty good too. I miss when I was right next door and getting it every week. They have tablets to order on or you can give your order to a cashier -- service is quick and pleasant. They have tables to dine in and free fruit flavored water to drink. It gives local boba shop w fluorescent lighting type vibes. It's popular with the local college kids despite having a competing chain nearby. (I do like pokeworks but I would kill for a Waikiki near me). My only complaint is they have no rewards program (like Pokeworks does). I guess they know the food is good enough to not need it ‍

Fresh, delicious ingredients at reasonable prices for the portion size. We came here for lunch and…read morewere able to easily order at one of their ordering screens at the counter. Our food was prepared quickly and there was a clean, cutely decorated self-serve seating area inside for dine-in. My Make-Your-Own bowl came with two proteins and lots of topping options. It was healthy, delicious, and a filling lunch. I'll definitely come back to have another poke bowl or to try one of their other menu options!

My husband and I came to Momi Nonmi for an anniversary dinner and thoroughly enjoyed our…read moreexperience! As we made our way inside the restaurant, Chef Chris took the time to greet us and since we were the first ones there for our time slot, he gave us the option to pick any table we wanted for our omakase experience. He is very personable and took the time to get to know us and talk a bit about his background. The tables were split into separate sections so that you were seated only with your party which I thought was a nice setup, especially for a date night. We decided to do the Grand Slam Omakase with 16 courses with a specially selected sake pairing. Chef Chris took the time to explain each course, with several of the components being made in-house. I was an especially big fan of the Hokkaido scallop course but everything was phenomenal, especially the nigiri. You can tell that every aspect of every course is crafted thoughtfully and with care. If you are looking for an omakase experience, I would definitely recommend reserving a time at Momi Nonmi!

We had dinner here the other night for my birthday and had a wonderful evening. We got the "intro"…read moretasting and every piece was exquisite. The rice preparation and seasoning choices were perfect. I need more fresh wasabi in my life! We also wish the chef sold pints of his miso ice cream. While the chef makes every piece to order and explains the fish to you, we never felt rushed or pressured to eat quickly. He told us up front that seatings are for up to 2 hours and we finished in about 90 minutes. We would love to go back, but it's definitely more of a special occasion type of place than an everyday one.

Ordered takeout from here today and it was great. A lot of the time, I stay away from poke because…read moreit never fills me up, but the portion size here is so big! My wife even had her bowl last for two whole meals! I got the signature bowl and it was so good and left me incredibly full afterwards. Poké City Special Bowl ($16.50) - This bowl has Salmon, Ahi tuna, Shrimp, Edamame, Seaweed Salad, Pineapple Salsa, Cucumber, and Poké City Sauce. And I have to say, it was HUGE. It had a lot of rice, but it was packed full of shrimp, salmon, and tuna. The proportion of fish to rice was great, and the sauce had a nice citrus and tang to it. The sesame oil and seaweed added some nice notes, and everything tasted incredibly fresh. I'd absolutely come here again!

Decided to change it up and try out the beef onion bowl instead of the poke I typically get. So…read moreglad I did! The thinly cut beef is a great textural balance of tender and chewiness. Taste wise it was sweet and savory with the added onions which I couldn't get enough of. The seafood salad with the imitation crab is a bit of a strange add on that not everyone is going to like but I didn't mind it. Decent portion size was also a plus.

A little pricey, but in my opinion, very much worth it!…read more My friend and I went here for dinner the other day. We sat at the bar and ordered drinks. I got the mango sticky rice cocktail, which was served in an ADORABLE mug. The cocktail was strong ($15) but sweet like juice, a dangerous combination. I loved it and had to force myself to savor it with slow sips instead of guzzling it. We shared the pu pu platter for two, which was a bit expensive at 50-something dollars but came with a LOT of food. Plenty for two people and maybe even enough for four. The platter came with a variety of delicious things. There were chicken skewers and beef skewers, and both were cooked perfectly. The chicken was juicy and tender, and the beef was a great medium rare. There were also scallion cheese quesadillas (yum!), crab Rangoons, and fried fish. The only thing I didn't really like was the vegan egg roll. I could really tell it was vegan, and the veggie filling was too salty for my taste-buds. We also ordered the ma la tater tots. I was skeptical about ordering tater tots at an Asian restaurant, but they were fantastic! Crispy perfection and well-seasoned with a light spice. In addition to delicious food, the restaurant offered great vibes with whimsical decor, friendly staff, and a cute menu inspired by Where the Wild Things Are.

Fusion mostly done well. Especially liked the chicken skewer, lotus dumplings, fried rice, and the…read moremeat in the beef noodles (though the noodles were more meh). The misses weren't that bad either, just not to my taste, mostly in the direction of too sweet. I enjoyed the mugs that the drinks are served in, but the drinks were pretty sweet (even the ones rated as less sweet). An experience for sure!

This small Japanese husband-and-wife business, which has been running for 34 years, is closing down…read morethis June due to retirement, so I rushed over for a meal. Pork Cutlet Curry: The restaurant specializes in fried foods, with the pork cutlet being their absolute signature dish. Although the cutlets were on the thinner, leaner side, each one was fried to order, resulting in a crispy exterior and tender, juicy interior, fragrant but not greasy. The breadcrumbs were especially fluffy and light, bursting with flavor on the palate, which was incredibly satisfying. The curry was authentic Japanese curry--rich, mild, and slightly spicy with a distinct fruity aroma, perfectly suited to my taste. Unfortunately, I forgot to ask for a runny egg for the $2 additional egg; otherwise, it would have been even better. And at only $15 a serving, including a salad/miso soup, it's incredibly good value for money, perfect for lunch. Fried Oysters: Also crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, the oysters were fresh and juicy. The lemon juice and salad dressing were refreshing. I felt they were even more delicious than the pork cutlet. The place is located in Lesley University's Main Hall and has only four tables, so you may have to wait.

delicious katsu curry udon. Small shop with 3-4 tables for 2-3 people each. I came saturday around…read more5:50pm and thankfully beat a rush of people. They are generally fast with service but there can be a wait. You may share a table if you are solo-dining, but super fun experience to just chat with a stranger! Very sad to hear they will be closing shop in the coming months. Such an authentic and heartwarming mom & pop establishment.

King's has replaced Mona Lisa, a long-standing Cambridge favorite. I tried King's and enjoyed the…read moreBuffalo chicken pizza and chicken parmigiana sandwich. The Buffalo chicken slice at Mona Lisa was a local favorite, and this slice seems very similar. Ambiance is simple, service was fast, and the food was good. Notes: Staff confirmed that chicken is halal.

New sub and pizza shop in the premises of the old Mona Lisa pizza restaurant, across from the…read moreCambridge high school. Extensive menu. We had the meatball parm sub and fish and chips, both were generous portions at a reasonable price. The fish in particular was fresh, flaky and perfectly fried. I wish it came with coleslaw but I liked the tartar sauce which was more more relish-y and flavorful than most, and had a bit more bite to it. Server behind the counter was cheerful and helped to check the ingredients of the meatballs since we have dietary restrictions. We will definitely be back to try other items on the menu!

The BESTTTTTTT. When I'm looking for a big ole bowl of delicious poke this is my spot. ONO never…read morefails to satisfy my poke craving, which let's face it, is always there. I've tried so many poke places in the Boston and left disappointed. ONO was the first place I found that I finally liked. They give great-sized protein portions, the toppings are fresh, and the sauces are full of flavor. I love this place.

The poke bowls we got were super fresh and the customizability made things really catered to one's…read moretaste! Food: The bowls we assembled had great portion sizes and each ingredient looked super fresh and enticing; especially the fish options. The spicy salmon was definitely my favorite! Service: The one-woman serving team swiftly made the ordered and they provided quick service at checkout. The poke bar area was also kept nicely clean. Atmosphere: The seating area is simple and no fuss. It's really just set up for quick visits.

This place deserves better than a 4.2 rating. I ordered a pork ramen and asked that it be low on…read morethe spice side. It was perfect and delicious. Quick and friendly service. Often a small hole in the wall has the best food in town...I'll be back.

Very tiny ramen shop! Expect a slight wait if you're coming…read morefor dinner. We visited around 6:30pm and experienced a 15-20 min wait for a table for 4. Walk-ins only, no reservations. They have the option of take out too! We got a couple appetizers to try & each got a different ramen. Here's what we ordered: APPETIZERS - chicken karaage - okonomiyaki-styled tater tots - green papaya salad RAMEN - miso ramen - spicy miso ramen - chef's ultra ramen - spicy tan tan ramen Thoughts: I thought the appetizer portions were pretty generous! A lot more than we were all expecting. I was pretty much already full before the ramens came out. Wasn't a big fan of the green papaya salad. It was missing some flavor. We all thought that it would be better if it had some tomatoes & garlic. Didn't seem like they used a mortar to ground the aromatics or anything, since the sauce just tasted like fish sauce and lime. The chicken karaage was okay. Wish there was more sauce to dip the chicken with. Chicken was also on the drier side. The tater tots were the best appetizer of the three we ordered, IMO. If you like takoyaki balls, you'll like this because it has similar sauces + bonito flakes. Ours needed some salt though. As for the ramens, I personally had the spicy miso ramen. It was missing a lot of depth in the broth that I would've liked to see (& taste). I didn't taste any miso to be honest. Salt was needed too. The highlights for the ramen were the chashu & corn. I loved that they used fresh corn! The chashu had the perfect amount of fattiness & almost melted in my mouth. The noodles were nice and chewy. The broth was just disappointing though. For the other ramens, everyone enjoyed the one they ordered. I tried a little of the chef's ultra ramen & the broth was much better than my spicy miso. Btw, the spicy miso ramen is not spicy at all for anyone who is hesitant & cannot do overly spicy foods. The food was a bit disappointing for me. I came in with high expectations with all the good reviews I read beforehand. Not terrible but not great.