(617) 499-0930
57 JFK St
Cambridge,
MA
02138
42.3738
-71.119
Neighborhood: Mid-Cambridge
What People Are Saying About Wagamama
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – Already familiar to intrepid travelers who have visited one of Wagamama's numerous locations in London or elsewhere, this unique noodle bar has finally set up shop on domestic shores. As with all other locations, diners sit at long, communal tables in stark, minimalist environs. Black-clad servers flurry about the main dining area, sending in orders via hand-held devices. Drink options include fresh juices and a limited assortment of beer, wine and sake. – – The Food – Wagamama's menu--a fusion of Japanese, Chinese, and Southeast Asian dishes--includes…
Dining Solo? Wagamama near Harvard is perfect!
by merryweather65
As a single woman who occasionally dines alone, Wagamama is a great spot for a good meal and glass of wine. I?ve struggled to find a restaurant where I don?t feel intimated eating by myself. The Wagamama Staff were friendly without being too intrusive. The nice thing about Wagamama is that they have an actual bar along the window-- perfect for sitting and people watching.
In terms of the food, I would describe my meal as healthy and eclectic (I ordered the fish salad). I can?t actually pronounce most of the dishes on the menu, but if you are in the mood for rice, noodles, soup, or salad this is where to go! The waiter was helpful and thoroughly explained what my dish would contain. I?ve heard Wagamama is known for making necessary food modifications for people with allergies, diabetes, etc. They also have an unusual chocolate plum cake on the dessert menu which I can see becoming addictive!
- Pros: Friendly Waitstaff, Healthy Dining, Reasonable Prices
- Cons: A bit hard to find--on 2nd floor
Great tasting Asian food
by livestoeat
My friends and I (all vegetarians) exhausted all the veggie options in their menu, and honestly found all the dishes to be very tasty. The ginger cheesecake was also very good. All of us were happy with the food. The service was efficient and friendly. And it is economical too. I see myself frequenting this place in the future.
- Pros: Food, service, cost, close to public transportation
- Cons: parking
Great Spot for Lunch or Dinner in Harvard Square
by alakate
Fast & fresh is the theme here. I had a great yaki soba with a fresh squeezed apple juice for lunch. Inexpensive and delicious.
- Pros: Fast service, vegetarian options
- Cons: parking
The Details on Wagamama
What to Drink:
With most bottles costing around $20, Wagamama sports one of Harvard Square's most affordable wine lists.
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Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
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Smoking Permitted:
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