Lovely place. Pretty small so be sure to make reservations. Went here for lunch with my fellow foodie friend BostonBestEatsX. for lunch. We ordered a few dishes along with their bento box. We also had a sake flight each. Our server Rachel was wonderful and very knowledgeable. We had the tuna poke bowl and also the loco moco bowl. Both were delicious. I definitely liked the loco moco, it was super flavorful. The bento came with 9 little bowls of different small bites. We learned the momi nonmi pretty much translates to Precious Drinking Place. And momi is also the name of the owner's Pomeranian! I must come back for dinner because I really want to try the uni dish on the dinner menu. Will be back soon! read more

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Beyond incredible - such a special experience! Cannot recommend highly enough! The drink pairings were also top notch

This place is spectacular. I have been for lunch and dinner, and both were some of my favorite meals that I've had in the past few months. The menu is filled with Japanese cuisine with lots of Hawaiian influences (it's super unique -- I don't think there is anything in Boston like it). If you visit for late night, a must-try is the Mochiko Chicken, a wonderful Hawaiian dish. For lunch, you need to get the Shokado Bento. Beautiful and I loved getting a taste of nine different things. Excellent service -- incredibly friendly and knowledgeable staff. This place will be one of my regular spots. read more

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I had high hopes for Momi Nonmi, as I love Japanese food, but I was disappointed tonight. I had dinner here for an anniversary, on 11/14 at 6:45 PM. In summary, there were issues with underseasoning, poor frying, and food texture. Brussel Sprouts: Outside was dried out, possible from over-baking, but the inside was still mushy. Edamame Croquettes: Exterior of the croquettes were hard and overfried, while the inside was mushy and lacked any discernible texture besides mushiness. Salmon Sashimi: Very plain and a tad underseasoned. Fish quality was acceptable but overall the dish was underwhelming. Nothing bad about it, but nothing good either. Butternut Squash Soup (special): Tasted very, very clammy. Not a good seafood flavor, coming from a seafood lover. Tasted bad in a bad way - like something you might get sick from eating. Loco Moco - Sauce good, fried egg good, but the beef patty was pretty much unseasoned! I actually prefer my food on the slightly under-salted side, but I think someone forgot to put even a little salt on the beef. Vegetable Tempura - Might be the hardest tempura I've ever had. Instead of the light, fluffy tempura fry that the Japanese are known for, this tempura was rock hard and also underseasoned. Had to make up for the lack of flavor with overuse of the Japanese ranch dip that came with it, but that ran out and the kitchen did not refill it despite requesting more. Okonomoyaki - Flavors were good, but it lacked the nice crispy top that okonomoyaki should possess. This meant there was no texture contrast with the mushy part underneath. Sake was good. Interior design and furnishings were nice and modern. Service was friendly as well. But the food was just so disappointing. I also wanted to add that the prices were not too bad (high for Inman Square, but not at all high for Japanese food in general) - so this review is not a value judgment; the food just fell short. read more

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Had a stellar omakase to go from here. The online menu doesn't notate that the omakase prices are for two, but when we called to order Chris clarified, which was a nice surprise. There are three levels of Omakase, we ordered the $200 version, which came with 15 fantastic courses and definitely left us feeling very full. The chef provided a very organized printed outline of the courses with matching numbers on each small to-go box in the order so we could follow along easily. We also ordered the spam musubi and waygu dumplings, which was almost too much food, but sounded too good to pass up and we're certainly very happy we ordered them as they were delicious. We happened to have a bottle of Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc on hand, which paired perfectly with the food. Lastly, Chris is highly conscious of COVID safety rules and made sure to outline exactly what he was doing to protect himself and his customers, everything is very contact free and all the to-go packaging is sanitized as well! Highly recommend! read more

A cozy restaurant located on Cambridge street in Cambridge. A small bar area for seating and a bunch of tables that can be made for small and larger groups. On a Saturday night, it was busy but not full. The wait staff was polite and helpful. Provided explanation to the dishes, menu and good recommendations. Ginza G + T was a typical gin and tonic. Strong and classic Toro flight - was the nightly special so pricy at $28. 4 different cuts of toro. The best was the fatty fish as the other prices were more 'tougher' and resembled beef. Uni and rock crab hand roll - also a nightly special. Lots of rock crab and sufficient amount of uni. Probably one of the best dish of the night Kanpachi- good flavor with the pineapple sauce. Fish was thinly sliced Hien bronzini - not a typical fish on sushi menu so worth a try. Felt the sesame oil drenched the fish and overwhelmed the dish. Kalua pork onigiri- great presentation and loved that you had to wrap it yourself. Lots of filling - a plus. The pork was flavorful Spam musubi- ate this at the end so was getting full. The spam was way too small for the amount of rice. The proportion was way off. Definitely had better elsewhere. Short rib grilled skewers - did not come with skewers and there was no bone attached to the meat. This was nice. The flavor was good with lots of ponzu but meat seems dry. Usually short rib is a bit tender being close to the bone. Waygu beef dumplings- soup dumpling with 5 pieces. Soup was good. The dumplings weren't bad, maybe a bit dry since it was boiled. This cut of meat is better to be eaten seared, grilled instead. Loco moco - befwas tender and maybe a little undercooked. The egg was perfect and the sizzling aspect is a great presentation. Rice wasn't sticky enough to keep the shape from becoming a hot delicious mess. The general comment About the rice is that it's not sticky enough to hold the add on. Overall a great experience at Momi nonmi. Really liked the unique dishes. read more

Wow! Because of Covid, Momi Nonmi is offering private omakase experiences which my friend and I had the pleasure of trying! We ordered the Premium Nigiri Omakase which started with three appetizers and was followed by 18 pieces of nigiri! Every course was spectacular and unique. The fish quality was outstanding and truly one of the best omakase experiences in Boston. The fish is truly highlighted and the flavors are balanced perfectly. The rice was also really good (best I've had in Boston). Make sure to come here and support them- you won't be disappointed! read more

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Fun place to get sake. Would recommend going just for drinks. Sake flight - 4/5. Highlight of the night at 3 for $21. I learned I preferred the cheapest one kikumasamune kimoto junmai hyongo sake. The person who gave the long gave a comprehensive explanation of each sake. Hawaiian poke - 4/5. Solid dish. Strong flavors. Tasty sauce. Okonomiyaki - 3/5. Very dependent on the mayo flavoring. Lomi lomi beets - 2/5. Spicy strong flavor that was interesting but I wouldn't get again. Veggie Tempura - 2/5. Disappointing, minimal flavor. Roasted cauliflower - 2/5. Pretty boring. Harissa sauce had quite a kick but the cauliflower itself didn't have much going on. read more

The sushi ingredients are very fresh and shipped from Japan 3 times a week. The nigiris are different daily based on the shipment as no farm fish was used. This a 1-man staff restaurant where the owner is the chef and the server. Expected a little wait time about 3-5 min every 3 courses but it was totally acceptable. The dining area and the bathroom is very clean. Had the premium nigiri omakase, delicious food and the chef got in-house sauce and ingredients like the tofu. Just a little pricy but worth every penny. read more

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One of the best omakase experiences. Chef Chris does a great job explaining every piece of excellently curated fish and doesn't cut any corners. 10/10 would recommend. read more

Momi Nonmi - Oyster uni caviar appetizer - Japanese Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

I usually hate restaurants that aren't busy, mostly because it means people don't like it.... but people are nuts if they don't like this cozy, Inman restaurant. Food: the food was fabulous, with super different types recipes and have a really cool twist. The chef managed to take general Japanese or Hawaiian foods and elevate them making the dishes individually unique. Even the chicken skewers, the most basic thing that we got, was incredible. My favourite was their sashimi... super fresh and each had something new and a cool twist. Service: the food was fast. We went at 6:30, and were out by 7:45... and that's post lingering after dessert. It was definitely a restaurant that was a bit more expensive.... each dish averaged at a price of about 8-15$ and you needed about 6-7 things for 2 people ? Overall, would definitely return... maybe with more people to try more things. read more

I had been wanting to try Momi Nonmi for a while after hearing all the positive buzz surrounding it. Given Boston's slim pickings for well-executed Japanese food, my s/o and I were more than willing to make the trek to Cambridge to try the brunch omakase. We arrived at 12:45 pm, and the cozy restaurant already had three groups. The brunch menu had four options, and the baller brunch omakase sounded appetizing despite the off color name. Toro, premium sashimi and onigiri? Can't go wrong, right? WRONG. The omakase started off promising with an appetizer with a marinated soft boiled egg and radish steeped in a wonderful tonkatsu broth that was the perfect balance of umami flavors. Yum. Most omakase places usually start off with lighter appetizers, but that's cool. The second course was three tiny samplers consisting of mere slivers of sea bream sitting on a bed of Napa cabbage, toro marinated in ponzu and an aggressive splash of soy sauce that made everything a touch too salty, and something else that was unmemorable with bean sprouts. This was when everything went downhill. The third course was two saucer-sized okonomiyaki with roe and a dressing. The okonomiyaki was composed of a bland mix of shredded cabbage that lacked texture and the overall consistency of the pancake was unremarkable. The fourth course was a Japanese curry with asparagus, Japanese squash, celery, however, it tasted no different than "Vermont Curry".... yeah, the store-bought kind. The last course was two strips of pork katsu on a small bed of rice. While the last two courses tasted fine, it felt disjointed from the rest of the meal, almost like it was haphazardly thrown together to fill up the remaining courses. I get that Momi Nonmi is not a sushi restaurant, but the omakase was positioned as toro, premium sashimi, onigiri so I'm not sure where the disconnect is as 80% of our meal had nothing to do with that description. The meal itself took just over 1.5 hours for five courses, and we noticed a significant slowdown in the pacing of our meal after course two, when another couple came in and ordered the omakase; it seems like the chef decided it would be best if they aligned the timing of our courses with the other table, even though they started after us. Logistically, I suppose it makes sense for the food preparation, HOWEVER, this led to long periods of idling for our table. Our server Steve acknowledged the long wait and explained it was due to the "lunch rush" and promised that they would be "ramping up the last few courses". Which didn't really happen. We waited nearly 20+ minutes between each course and by then the restaurant was not busy and the courses weren't complex enough to warrant the wait time. If the food had been worth the wait, then I suppose the extended wait could be justified, but alas, it was not. Overall, the execution of the meal fell flat and the value wasn't quite there. read more

Momi Nonmi - Japanese Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

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We had a great experience. Chef Chris took the time to explain each dish, which was prepared with extremely fresh fish and fresh Wasabi. Great experience, I would certainly return. read more

Chef Chris was a pleasure! We did his top omakase for my birthday and you definitely get your moneys worth, I have never been so full in my life! The dishes were super unique and paired with ingredients that you would never think to pair sushi with yet it works so well! He really is a 1 man show, our personel favorite style of restaurant where the owner is super involved. We will definitely be back! read more

The brunch bento box lived up to the hype! Each piece was unique and well-executed. My favorite was the cooked salmon and chickpea salad. We got the raindrop cake, and it was okay. It's definitely something you'd do just for the insta, but it's not worth it. Get the miso ice cream instead. read more

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We've been to Momi Nonmi twice, when they first opened and a year later and it definitely deserves 5 stars. The service is knowledgeable, attentive and friendly. The drinks are yummy, the food is very fresh, tasty and unique. If you go there around 9pm, you can take advantage of both menus: the regular dinner menu and the late night menu. Some of my favorite dishes were the tuna tartare, Brussels sprouts, shishitos, wagyu beef dumplings, house fries, popcorn, spam, loco moco, tempura portobellos. It's always a fun night going to Momi Nonmi and I can't wait to go back. read more

Pros: dishes are generally pretty good. They're well presented and taste pretty good. Service is friendly and attentive. Cons: Portions. The industry-wide monkey-see-monkey-do obsession with small plates goes way overboard here where the dishes are literally one bite. It's clear they're trying to maximize their revenues by starving you so that you have to get eight dishes just to feel lightly sated. They're trying to be O-Ya, which is unfortunate. There is a good medium to hit here, I think. Even simple dishes like chicken show up as tiny one bite things. Smdh. read more

Honestly! Every time I am in Massachusetts it's more likely than not that I will be making a trip here. The food is just tasty AF and the service is amazing! Saki Steve shows his guests soooo much love! I have tasted almost everything on this menu. The portions are small, so don't go here expecting a protein with a full side of rice! Beware they have a late night menu which is different from their regular menu. The Seafood Dynamite has been my absolute FAVORITE! And their cocktails are delicious you want to lick the last drop from the cup! Go there and support SAKI STEVE! read more

An upscale Japanese tapas spot off the beaten path in Cambridge. Overall: 4/5 Value: 4/5 Food: 3.75/5 Service: 5/5 Decor: 5/5 We came for lunch on a Sunday, and ordered the bento box x3, uni cup, dessert flight and raindrop cake. The uni cup ($21) was expensive and somewhat small for the price but absolutely delectable - rich and creamy Maine uni offset by sushi rice with a bit of sauce seasoning. Fairly nicely presented, although the uni was more brown than orange in color (could just be the nature of Maine uni?). The bento box ($29) is stunning - very visually appealing and it's great to be able to try many different dishes. As a whole it was pretty good, but at several of the dishes disappointed a bit - for example, salmon over sushi rice did not have any seasoning or soy sauce on the side. The cold poached egg with ikura also seemed a bit lacking given the price of the bento. The toro tartare was standout, as was the Spanish mackerel. A lot of the dishes are cold so if you prefer hot dishes perhaps the other sets are a better choice. The gyu don was also a bit cold, and I would have preferred it to be hot. Overall I think it's a nice concept but also one could argue its not that cohesive because it's comprised of small dishes, mostly whatever is in season and what the chef has made. The desserts were a bit more disappointing. The raindrop cake was pretty but a small portion for the price ($7-8). The dessert flight ($8) comprised of 1/2 a mochi which was good, as well as a unique yuzu sake ice cream, and a matcha chocolate cake which was dry. Overall it's a nice experience but quite pricey - our lunch for 3 came out to $134 without tip. Perhaps worth a try for the experience of the bento but come in expecting premium prices. read more

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Came here for a quick birthday lunch after a day in Boston. We didn't have a reservation and we came about an hour before their lunch service ended. It wasn't busy, but the staff was still attentive and the food was fresh. We both got the bento boxes which were fresh, presented beautifully and had a selection you don't really see in the Boston area. You can tell that there's a lot of detail that goes into the process here. We also got the raindrop cake, which I saw online and was really interested in trying but it was pretty disappointing. No real flavor to the cake or the sides that accompanied it, and it was a little 'deflated' looking. All in all a cool place that is worth a try. read more

This was our last attempt to try sushi in Boston... Chef is very very nice and works really hard. And this might be very good for Boston standards... However, Boston is officially sushi desert for me now ... I am gonna stop trying .... read more

I went there for Christmas Dinner! The place was small but cozy I would say! Service was very attentive. I had such a great time eating there. I had try so many sushi restaurant in Boston area. And this place is one of my top ten favorite! Highly recommended!!!! read more

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Made a reservation at 12pm when they just opened, we were 20 minutes late due to traffic. When we got there, it was empty, we can seat anywhere we want. Not much selection for Saturday brunch... I wish there are appetizers just like the dinner menu. We ordered the uni cup as a starter with the shokado bento and shaved beef bento. Uni cup definitely my favorite, creamy and sweet with the rice and fish roe. For shokado, it hard to say what's good or not because is the chef's choice and most of them is from the night menu (just small size) and the shaved beef was okay but alittle salty at end even I mixed it with my rice. I wish they have short rib instead shaved beef. The miso soup taste differ from other Japanese restaurants. For dessert, we ordered the raindrop which I am not a fan but my friend enjoyed it but the complained is it can get messy. For me, it tate like medicine... hopefully I have chance to come back for their dinner menu. read more

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A bit overrated esp for the attitude you'll get when dealing with them with the terrible online menu layout and the impersonablenees of the front door person on pickup, maybe that's the chef not really sure. It's sort of the same ingredients all around just used in different dishes, kind of boring tbh and they refuse to budge on the price so have it a couple chances but nope won't be going back read more

Momi Nonmi was certainly an unique experience. We came in for a Saturday lunch. The interior is cozy and intimate. Sitting at the bar meant we could chat to the servers as they came by. In general, the food felt very light, but certainly didn't leave us hungry. I ordered the bento box. It comes with 9 small portions of different items. It was a great chance to try a variety of options. I really liked the fish dishes. The tuna tartare for example was very tasty. However, I felt like the vegetable items were exceptional. They were very different than vegetable dishes that you find in other restaurants. I also tried the shaved spare ribs. The meat was savory and curiously sweet. The miso soup was interesting. It has a fish base which was almost overwhelming to everything else in the soup. Finally for dessert we tried the raindrop, which was very unique and I'd highly recommend trying it at least once. read more

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Service was great. Our server was very attentive and helpful. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated. The food, however, was not up to par. My friend and I each ordered a lunch, mine with shrimp and his the shredded short rib, which comes with rice, miso soup, and fried tofu. My shrimp was okay, nothing special, a little unexciting and bland. The miso soup wasn't right - it was too strong in flavor and almost had a meaty flavor. The rice was so dry, almost as if it was left on the counter for too long. The fried tofu though was A M A Z I N G. Such a small portion but very delicious and delicate. Overall I'm glad I didn't choose the chirashi or the 9 box bento. Not a very satisfying meal. Disappointed but at least the presentation is pretty, right.....? read more

Momi Nonmi - Japanese Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

We had a lovely Omakase here for my husband's birthday. Chef was very friendly and made delicious nigiri with unusual and fancy fish. We really enjoyed our experience, thank you. read more

Momi Nomi is a cute Japanese restaurant in Cambridge. It is small, there are about 25 seats so you should definitely make a reservation. I am usually not a fan of fusion food, unless they do it well, and they did it well here. Our waitress was extremely knowledgeable and did a great job of helping us select sake. She even knew which parts of Japan the sake came from. She told us that her favorite sake came in a sketchy paper cup... sketchy paper cup sounded good to us, so we ordered that. I don't remember which sake that was, but make sure to ask for sake that comes in a sketchy paper cup! In terms of food, we started off with the spicy tuna tartare. Let me tell you, it was spicy, they were not joking. If you don't have good tolerance, you might want to order rice on the side. We also had the hawaiin poke, because I love poke. We tried the edamame croquette- this was quite unique. I am used to having potato and pork croquette, so edamame was something new to me. We also had the wagyu beef dumplings and fried veggie tempura. The deep fried avocado was my favorite!! I felt as if I was eating avocado fries, and everything tastes better deep fried right? Usually tempura is dipped in ten tsuyu (which is a warm mixture of soup broth and soy sauce), here they served the tempura with ranch. The tempura did taste good with ranch. We finished off our meal with okonomiyaki, which was very filling. The okonomiyaki took a bit of time to make so you should definitely order it first. This is a great addition to Cambridge. I will be back for more sketchy paper cup sake! Also, I need to find a place to buy this awesome sketchy sake to drink at home... read more

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I have been here for 3/4 times already, and we always get the shokda bento box and we always enjoyed it. They used to include different varieties such as sashimi, ceviche, cooked fish, and fried chicken etc. I was quite disappointed today. Yes i did mentioned that its lent friday, and i can eat everything except for meat and my partner was fine with the normal bento box which usually include the fried chicken. Well i guess they dropped our bento boxes before they could make it to our table and they had to remake it. We didnt mind waiting for the food as we know it would take some time. My partner and i end up getting the same bento boxes i guess the chef didnt want to make different dishes for us. The bento box below, we had 4 rice dishes out of 9. Disappointed that the chef couldnt be more creative. We felt like this wasnt worth the money this time. Bento box- left to right. One piece of sushi with fish, rice rolled up w tobiko egg, rice with some surf clams thinly sliced, rice with 3 thin slices of salmon, cooked salmon, rice with vegetable curry, japanese egg w vegetable, rice with chopped tuna, and canned tuna. read more

Momi Nonmi - Bento box - Japanese Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

We went for brunch and got the Shokado bento, seafood pancake, 2 toro sashimi, and raindrop dessert. It looked beautiful and was a great attempt at authentic Japanese brunch. Very small portions so we left hungry and still managed to spend $160. I recommend all of the above except for the Toro sashimi. It was tough to eat and did not melt in your mouth like you would expect. It had the white chewy tendons I guess you would call it. I don't know why they even served it and for $18 a slice? It was very disappointing. Glad I tried it but not likely I'd return. read more

A cosy, stylish small plates place with great atmosphere. We got personalized service from Stephan, the young sake programme manager (who knew there was such a thing). It is a little pricey but you can see how much effort and care goes into the food and drink as well as presentation. You may not be a brussels sprouts fan but their's were really outstanding. read more

First experience in here. Disappointed by 5 course Omakase! Nothing surprisingly good, instead I felt every course a bit strange with the spice, either too salty or sweet?(from my friend's word) The sashimi rice is too hard, tasted like the rice left from yesterday night although sashimi was pretty fresh and good. The last shared dessert was also a huge disappointment. It looked a cute shape, but taste nothing special... and too sweet. Service is ok, after complaining during the course, it offered a free pepper snack...but some of them are so spicy that drove me crazy, my mouth became numb...They explained to me after my painful experience that one out of ten would be super spicy, but they should have remind me beforehand. Overall, not worth the $55 price! read more

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Of all the places I have tried here in Boston - Momo Nonmi is definitely on the top of the list! To begin - we got the bento box which is a variety box for 12 different chef specials. These sizes where personal sizes. However, my boyfriend and I shared the bento box and few other dishes. Every single dish was perfectly prepared down to the smallest bites. I do not want to give a play by play because the whole point of this establishment is for the bento box to be a surprise! :) I love the authenticity of this establishment and the welcoming services. Keep in mind - this is a place where you will live perfectly happy and content from the perfection portions. Do not come here expecting to eat giant portions and walking out barely able to breathe. Overall - I cannot wait to come back! :) 10/10 would recommend. read more

Came here for dinner on Christmas night. Impressed that the restaurant was open on this night to begin with. It was clear how passionate chef Chris was about the food he served. Each dish was prepared meticulously with beautiful and unique ingredients, some that I had never had before in all my sushi adventures. A very unassuming, no nonsense restaurant with amazing food and a very private, dining experience. Bravo! read more

Love this place! Steve is amazing and always holds us down.. small plates so every time we come we get a range of dishes.. this time we had a whole range of food options including brussel sprouts, seafood dynamite, shrimp tempura and a few other items.. everything here is dynamite and packed with delicious flavor! Definitely a must go if you are in Cambridge and looking for a modern take on Japanese Cuisine read more

This place is pretty cool. It's tiny maybe 8-10 tables plus 4 seats at the bar. Nicely decorated in a very minimalist style. They serve Japanese style small plates. We got shishito peppers, roasted romanesco, Spicy tuna sashimi (not traditional - really excellent) salmon sashimi (again not just fish, it has kiwi and avocado) rock shrimp tempura and seafood Okonomiyaki. Everything was pretty awesome. Extensive sake list and Our server was a total sake nerd (very high compliment!) so lots of info recommendations are available. Dessert was totally crazy, some sort of clear gelatin. Way better than it sounds! We really like it! read more

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Great service and the food was quite good. The tables are very close to each other so a loud couple next to us made it hard to converse for the surrounding tables. Otherwise the food is great. Would recommend at least 3 plates per person to share for dinner. Everything on the menu looks appetizing with a Japanese or Hawaiian inspiration. The plating is beautiful. Good for Instagram need. I would definitely go back again. That being said, my only gripe is that there was an A5 Miyazaki Wagyu that was mixed in with a bunch of different flavors. It tasted really good, but if you're going to eat A5 Miyazaki Wagyu I think it should be by itself or on a bed of rice to really taste it's flavors. read more

Good service. Good selection of sake and shozu. Food is ok. I felt it is overpriced for the tiny portions. I don't mind spending some money for a fine dining. However, i think it wasn't satisfied my palate. Salmon sashimi dish had a broth. The broth tasted like a rumune or caloico taste(Japanese sweet drink). Loco moco was something I could make it better with $3 ingredients. I may return for drinks and small snack. read more

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Looking for late nite eats with relaxing & cozy setting, along with contemporary food & friendly service? If you're in town & Cambridge area, look no further! Give this gem a try, you'll love it! Don't forget to ask for sake, selections are good & very knowledgeable about it! read more

Momi Nonmi - From the late nite menu. - Japanese Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts

Loved the atmosphere and staff here. The food was exquisite and the knowledgeable wait staff gave us all kinds of interesting information about what we ordered and especially the saki flights, which I highly recommend! Best of all, nearly the entire menu is gluten free! As a celiac it's so nice to be able to enjoy Japanese cuisine without worrying about cross contamination here (they specifically told me there's no cross in the kitchen). The few items that have gluten are marked on the menu but everything else is safe. read more

Momi Nonmi - Japanese Near Me - Cambridge, Massachusetts