This is my last meal here. I loved the food, especially the hand shredded chicken!…read more Service will be gone. The ambience was normal.

I went in for lunch and it was half filled; the food was delicious…read more I'd only been once before and was impressed last time when I went on my birthday. Food was tasty and comforting. I'd love to return again. Their ginger lobster was really good last time and this time I got the fried squid rice plate.

This place is a gem. Literally the best meal I've ever had. I wish I had a pic to share but I got…read morethe Tama Mazemen (brothless noodle) substituted udon for ramen and made it "less spicy". IT WAS AMAZING. A thousand out of ten stars . Also got the ribs, the steamed bun, the dumplings and the fried rice which were so good as well but the noodle bowl stole the show.

Honestly, we found the food inedible. First the put so much heat into the dish that didn't…read moresuggest that it was spicy. Next, when I was ordering, I asked the guy if I could get a side of the pork, but I wasn't getting ramen. No problem he said. For future reference, that side of pork needs to be in the ramen because it doesn't stand on its own. It was so dry, and tasted off. I also found the guy up front to be rude. My name is Jonathan. Not Johnny. I politely asked him to call me Jonathan and not Johnny. Didn't matter. He persisted. Overall, we won't go back. We travel to town fairly regularly, and we always stayed at a hotel right around the corner... And we've been wanting to eat here for over a year... Very disappointing.

Ordered Take out for Dinner and it certainly did not Disappoint! The food was fresh and very…read moreflavorful!

Very different for my first time here. Was recommended by one of my nurses that I work with. The…read morefried rice is not your typical dark looking like it's been drenched in soy sauce. More so a yellow rice (Spanish rice kind of). I opted for the vegetable fried rice with my chicken wings and boneless spareribs. This review is based on what I ordered. The wings were very good. Mind you I got it for delivery so it's been out for 45 minutes. It was still crispy kind of when it arrived. Very disappointed in my boneless spare ribs. It looked like they collected all the scraps from the end of the cutting board and gave it to me lol the vegetable fried rice had broccoli and lettuce along with onions and bean sprouts. The lettuce and broccoli definitely threw me off lol Overall, I would come back and probably pick it up myself so it'll be fresh. Definitely get regular pork fried rice and not vegetable lol

A lot has changed at Takara since I last reviewed…read more They no longer have outdoor seating, but they expanded the building! and now there are these cute half circle seats you can watch the bar TV's from. The design of the restaurant is just really nice. I feel a little "fancy" eating there. The last couple of times we have gone we have gotten a chicken lettuce wrap special and it's super delicious - we last had it months ago and were excited when it was still on the menu last week. And hot sake, which is relaxing even in the summer. We've also enjoyed Teriyaki dinners and sushi here, some memorable lychee martinis. Takara is a solid date night in the "downtown" area of Canton.

We ended up at Takara after a disappointing experience across the street at Rosetta's Italian…read moreRestaurant, and what a relief it was. The food was amazing, the service was friendly and welcoming, and the sushi was incredibly fresh. The noodles were outstanding--perfectly cooked, full of flavor, and easily one of the highlights of the meal. Everything tasted fresh and thoughtfully prepared. Takara completely turned our night around, and we'll definitely be back.

I recently wrote a review for the 'Hot & New' Omori in Quincy. While I am not a detractor of Omori,…read morethe experience there left something to be desired. This is due to some creative decisions I disagree with and, at times, very little eel. Meanwhile, Sake Japanese Restaurant hits just the right spot! The creative decisions were excellent, with everything coming together splendidly. The fish was fresh and in more than generous amounts. This, in turn, makes the cost of about $20 per roll seem reasonable and makes it much easier to stomach (I didn't intend the pun, but I will own it). Regarding the Holiday and the Kevin Page, these maki rolls are similar. Both shine with the white fish on top and generous amounts of tuna (and salmon in the Holiday's case) within. The eel and cucumber add a pleasant new dimension to the pieces. I'd say these two are like identical twins adopted by different families. Each will have some unique personality and flair, but at the core, they are one. The crazy tuna brought something different to the table. While I am generally not a fan of the chopped-up style of fish, here it just works, and I didn't mind it. If I were to guess, this is because many places have more tempura than fish and add too much spicy mayo. Despite the style, the tuna was still able to shine through. For the inside, I enjoyed the crunch and freshness of the cumber with the sweetness and savory notes from the eel. Finally, the service was polite and speedy, though it wasn't bustling. Thus, not only would I happily return to Sake, but I would love to order the same three rolls again, for they were *that* good.

I had placed an order via Uber Eats from Sake. I ordered some sushi, some Yakitori (because my dogs…read morelove them and they deserved a yummy treat), and ramen that I put in the fridge for Sunday in plan of having some good hot soup after shoveling the pending snow. While my order was in route, the restaurant called and informed me that my driver forgot the hot items. Before I could even feel an ounce of disappointment and without prompt I was asked for my address as well as phone number and their delivery guy brought my ramen! No extra charge, and when I tried to give him a tip, he politely declined. THAT is platinum level of customer service. And to top it off, the sushi was delicious...I cannot wait to heat up and try the ramen. Highly suggest, if I could give more stars I would!

This place is small but big of on atmosphere and choices of items! Service is attentive and…read morefriendly and the food is very tasty and quick! Try the lunch menu during the day but even the BENTO BOXES ARE AMAZING! Fresh Sushi and Hot Miso Soups! YUM!

Very fresh and great tasting sushi, the restaurant inside is kind of small but they're able to…read moreadjust the tables to accommodate groups from what I saw at least 6 people. My order came out in about 10 minutes which was pretty good considering the restaurant was almost full and there were a few groups that ordered around the same time as me. The location is in a part of Quincy with a good amount of other restaurants nearby and it's within walking distance of the Redline Wollaston station so it's fairly quick to get to on foot.

Ganko is likely my favorite spot for ramen in the Boston area. I like Hokkaido ramen and I love…read morethose thicker and wavy noodles. I would go to the original Brookline location but this one is a little easier for me to get to. My go-to is the OG miso ramen, It's very rich and hearty, leaving you quite satisfied after eating. If you want a "cleaner" flavor, then shio is a good choice. The portions are rather generous and they don't skimp on the toppings. You actually get a 1/2 egg included, which is becoming rare these days. The karaage (fried chicken) isn't the crispiest I've ever had but it is really flavorful and tender. The marinating and using boneless chicken thighs lends itself to having those two traits. Service is generally friendly and prompt. The area inside is a little dark, and uses artificial lighting to stay somewhat bright, but it's fine. This is a less cramped space than the Brookline location and since it's in a strip mall, there's parking. The area is rather devoid of ramen shops, so this was a much-welcomed addition.

I'm a big foodie who enjoys exploring a variety of cuisines, and ramen has always been one of my…read morefavorites. I had heard about this spot for a while but hadn't had the chance to visit--until now, and I'm glad I did. This Japanese-style ramen restaurant offers a diverse selection of ramen along with other menu options. The space is well laid out, with plenty of seating, including bar seating where you can watch and engage in the food preparation experience. The service was prompt and attentive, adding to the overall positive experience. If you're in the area and looking for a great ramen spot, I would definitely recommend giving this place a try. If you want, I can  tweak it to sound more casual, more hype, or more like a review with a rating.

Saw the reviews from fellow yelpers and I had to come here and it did not disappoint. It was so…read moredelicious.! I had the tonkotsu Ramen and a side of brussels sprouts and kimchi as the lunch special choice for $21. It was well worth it. The service was excellent. A shout out to Ada! She was sweet and professional!

First time we have been, and we will definitely be going back. The staff was super nice and…read moreanswered all the questions we had. We started out with the Spicy Korean Fried Chicken Bao, which were decent. The Bao was a little stiffer than expected, but the flavor was good. The little bit of scallion really added to the flavor. We also had the Crispy Brussel Sprouts. Those were awesome! Perfect flavor and texture. Who knew Brussels could be so good?! We then had the Miso Tonkotsu Ramen, The Miso Kimchi Ramen, the Tonkotsu Ramen, and the Shio Garlic Ramen. The Miso Tonkotsu Ramen had the best flavor hands down. A really nice salty and umami flavor that was perfect. The Tonkotsu & Kimchi were both quite good too. The Shio Garlic Ramen was a little lacking. The broth reminded us of a stock chicken Pho broth. It was decent, but nowhere near as good as the others. We also loved the location and the whimsical style of the interior. It had its own design style, and wasn't trying to be another me-too location. We look forward to our next visit soon!