This place has it figured out. Instead of waiting for your soup to get cold, they add cold tofu to…read morethe broth so it's immediately lukewarm on service. As a bonus, the tofu center is still cold so you can really get complete unpleasantness with every bite. And, rather than having to spend a bunch of time waiting for your noodles to clump together as they congeal, they serve them already clumped so you get the opportunity to eat your noodle in brick form. Ya'll - I know it's New Hampshire, but let's at least put in some effort.

I first ended up at Bubba on one of those cold New Hampshire days when ramen feels less like a want…read moreand more like a requirement. It stuck. Now it is one of those downtown Concord places I circle back to whenever I am craving something brothy and comforting that still has some personality. Most visits revolve around noodle soups, and I have worked my way through a good chunk of the menu. The spicy miso ramen has a deep heat that builds instead of hitting you all at once, and the shoyu ramen is clean and savory in a way that makes you keep sipping the broth even when you are full. The Bubba pho and veggie pho are both solid, generous bowls, and the Korean noodle soup that started as a special clearly earned its permanent spot. Even the Japanese curry soup, which I expected to be heavier, if I had to nitpick I wish it had more curry flavor. My favorite order though is the spicy tantan, with a tweak. Sub the ground chicken for the soy glazed chicken. It adds texture and a little sweetness that really works with the spice. Service is friendly without hovering, and the pacing is usually spot on even when they are busy. The space itself is small, but I rarely struggle to get a table, and the bar seating is a nice option if you are solo. Portions are filling, prices feel fair, and I always leave thinking about what I will order next time.

Momoyo Ramen - A.K.A the only place on the Hampton beach strip that I will eat at…read more Having a place nearby, the food options are limited if you don't like fried/greasy food. Thank god for this place! A quaint, nicely decorated and themed restaurant with delicious food and great service is what you'll find here. Favorite menu items include the spicy ramen and the chicken teriyaki rice bowl. They are tasty, high-quality, and filling! They don't skimp on the portions here. My boyfriend also tried their milk tea and really enjoyed it. Lastly, we love the service here. The owner is a top-notch chef and is the nicest guy!

Man this place was bad. Given the area I had low expectations and this was even worse than I…read morecould've imagined. The Tteokbokki was hands-down, the saltiest thing I've ever ordered at a restaurant in my entire life. Flavor profile was 100% off the sauce genuinely tasted like Play-Doh. The teriyaki chicken bowl wasn't much better whatever sauces y'all are using are horrendously bad. More salt doesn't equate the more flavor. Hope this helps.

Great food and great service! The way they packaged our takeout alone shows how much they care. A…read morehidden gem in Killington 100% worth a visit. Add Yama to your rotation!

Delicious food, prompt service and a beautiful outdoor dining room... we hadn't been in this area…read morefor two years but I wanted to come back to Yama. I had the Thai peanut salad again, yum, with the chicken Bao bun. No photos of the Bao hun because we ate them that quickly! My family also had the coco curry Raman and the traditional Tonkotdu. Delicious, and we will be back when we are back in town!

Better than I remembered. We had an absolutely delightful dinner. My wife had the pork ramen and I…read morehad the veggie ramen. Both were exceptionally flavorful, but the real treat was the fried tofu skin appetizer. Next time we'll order two. Pretty little place with exceptionally courteous staff. It was a wonderful evening out.

I drive by here every day and finally called in a takeout order. Got sausage dumplings, duck ramen…read moreand vegetable ramen. When I went to pick it up, the restaurant was much bigger than I expected. Full bar, lots of tables and chairs and the aroma was making my stomach grumble with anticipation. Staff were lovely, prices reasonable. Got home and it was like being back in Japan. The soup was separate and pouring it onto the ramen was delightful. The dumplings were perfect and yummy. I had the duck ramen and not only did I eat the whole thing, I drank what was left of the soup.. large portions and very delicious. I could go on and on!!! Go there!

We came here twice during our vacation. It's a fast casual Asian restaurant in the Settler's Green…read moreplaza. The people were friendly and there were plenty of seating. The menu had many good options and the prices were decent. There was ample parking. They serve Asian street food which includes noodles, rice bowls, and Asian fusion. It's a great spot to stop in while shopping. I got myself a curry noodle bowl (forgot the name) and it was really good. I also recommend the crab rangoons.

We found this restaurant on our way to Portland, ME. It's within the Settlers Green outlet village…read more They have outdoor beer garden but it was closed when we were there. Inside it is a self serve restaurant. You pit the order at register and find yourself an empty table. When the food is ready they bring it over. Their menu had lots of interesting items. I ordered the combo starter that came with delicious crab rangoon and crispy quality rolls. The beef bun was amazing, full of ingredients in the middle. It was almost impossible to fold the bun and take bites. The red curry was such a fantastic dish. Soft chicken, fried egg, cucumber served with flavorful red curry on top of rice. I thoroughly enjoyed all the items. The dishes were served within a short time. The staff checked on us multiple times. Overall we loved the dinner experience here.

The ramen was AMAZING I got the pork belly ramen and the service was amazing 10/10 recommend!read more

Had the ramen and mac & cheese with my wife on an impromptu visit. Staff was very friendly and the…read morefood came up quickly. Restaurant was clean and we sat and enjoyed it. Hearty and delicious meals. Really enjoyed it and will definitely be returning.

Authentic plates, delicious; worth every cent. I tried it for the first time and was impressed, the…read moreprice is worth the portion size

My partner and I eat from this restaurant quite often as take out customers. The soup dumplings,…read moreramen, and yaki udon are our favorites. This is our go to takeout restaurant most of the time for good reason: it's delicious and reasonably priced. We would eat in more often, but the location is pretty small and they are always packed, so there aren't many tables, and wait times can be long (all in all that's a good thing, they are so good people are more than willing to wait)

This was by far the best food that I have gotten in a long time. I ordered through DoorDash. The…read moreorder was fast, and the food was packed expertly. They kept my Dasher informed so the service was excellent. The Gyoza was excellent, and the Chicken - filet mignon Hibachi was well beyond my expectation. I did not expect the full meal- salad, Miso Soup, noodles AND rice. I ordered Yummy sauce of course- because how can you eat Hibachi without it?? Everything was outstanding. I will definitely be ordering again!! I can't speak to ambiance, but I am sure it's lovely. I can't wait for next time! Such a treat! Don't mind the picture- I didn't want to even take the lid off before I took it. So well packaged!!

We had hoped that this place would get better, is it hasn't…read more The Japanese restaurants in Manchester and the surrounding areas are run by Cantonese or Mandarin staff. It's not authentic Japanese, it's an interpretation of Japanese by Chinese workers and Cooks. Also, Chinese service isn't great and the waiter here isn't attentive and a bit too casual for my taste. The food itself is just acceptable, and for the price not great. The atmosphere also still is pretty weak, and the restaurant is small. It's sort of almost like a hole on the wall. On the West Coast, I've eaten at over 30 authentic Japanese restaurants, and for those of you who aren't Japanese restaurant or sushi aficionados... This food is probably fine. If you know we're good, Japanese food is, don't come here and frankly you may need to drive to Boston to get it.