The best thing about this restaurant is that its located right in the middle of Harvard Square. When we walked in, it was super awkward. We weren't greeted or anything and we just stood there and waited until I asked if we could sit upstairs. I'm not sure if we were suppose to get seated on our own or what. The menus were paper and were really dirty, old, and ripping apart. Tables and chairs were sticky. We almost wanted to get up and leave but we decided to stay because we heard the ramen was good. Off the bat, the menu seems pretty limited compared to what we saw online (tik tok, instagram) so we didn't get to order what we came for. We went with a basic tonkotsu ramen and out of all 3 of us, we did not like the tonkotsu ramen. The broth didn't have much flavor and the noodles were bland, the only thing that saved the dish was the pork. We also got several appetizers, the chicken wings were really good. Overall, pretty disappointed. It was our first time here and we will not be coming back. read more

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Waku Waku Ramen in Harvard Square is a cozy little ramen spot with a darker, more intimate interior that gives it a comfortable neighborhood feel. We walked into a space that is on the smaller side, but the layout makes it feel warm and inviting, with a nice upstairs seating area that adds a little extra charm. The lighting is soft, and the overall atmosphere encourages settling in for a warm meal rather than rushing through a quick stop. The menu has a good variety of Japanese comfort food beyond just ramen, including bao buns, karaage, gyoza, and sushi-inspired dishes. The ramen selection includes options like miso tonkotsu, signature ramen, lobster ramen, and mushroom ramen. The bowls are hearty and come with generous toppings, making it a solid choice when you are looking for something filling on a colder day. We tried the miso tonkotsu, and the broth had a rich, savory depth that paired well with the noodles and toppings, though the flavor can vary depending on what you order. Some bowls have a richer depth while others feel lighter, so choosing the right broth matters. The bao buns and appetizers are also worth exploring if you want to try more than one item, with the karaage offering a crispy, juicy contrast to the heavier ramen bowls. Service adds to the experience, with a friendly and welcoming atmosphere that makes the small space feel more personal. The staff checked in at the right moments and kept the pacing of the meal comfortable without hovering. It is the type of place that works well for a casual lunch, a quick dinner, or warming up with a bowl of ramen after walking around Cambridge. Waku Waku is a solid ramen option in Harvard Square, especially when you are craving a cozy bowl rather than a more formal dining experience. The portions are generous, the atmosphere is inviting, and the menu covers enough ground to satisfy both ramen cravings and a wider range of Japanese comfort food. read more

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Needed a quick bite before a concert and walked into Waku Waku. We were seated right away and the ramen came out quickly. It was perfectly cooked, fresh ingredients and fast service. It was a really cool casual vibe in the restaurant as well. Would come back! read more

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The place had a lively atmosphere and nice Japanese decor! We sat right at the chef seating, so we could watch them make everyone's food in real time. Service was very attentive even though it was a busy Friday night and our bowls came out in about 10 minutes which was nice! Flavors for each one were pretty good, although it was not as flavorful as I would've liked, especially for the Tom Yum one. The reason for 4 stars is also because the portion sizes of the bowls were on the smaller end, for the price, I would've wanted a bit more. Presentation was excellent though (see pictures) Overall though, it's a great spot for some yummy ramen and was a trendy place to stop by! read more

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The honey glazed karaage was pretty good and they gave a decent portion for the appetizer. I ordered a bowl of rice with it and they gave a lot of rice. My friend ordered the pork cutlet on the appetizer menu and it was such a thin piece, so I wouldn't recommend that. The gyoza were alright but the takoyaki was a little bland. read more

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FANTASTIC place for ramen in the Boston area!!! Wakuwaku is my favorite ramen chain. Came here with my girlfriend and roommate for a weekday dinner, and it delivered. My God is this place good and the vibes are so cool. We started off with fried pork gyoza, which was fantastic. So crispy on the outside and the pork was perfectly cooked on the inside. It came with a sweet and sour soy sauce type sauce which was delicious. For my soup, I opted for the classic miso ramen which came with chicken, pork, egg, bean sprouts, corn, scallions, and bamboo. It was to die for. I've never had bamboo before either, and I was pleasantly surprised, it has a nice umami/sour taste to it. The broth itself was better than any miso broth I've ever had. My only concern about this location is that I had to ask for soy sauce multiple times and they wouldn't give it to me :( read more

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I was excited to see another Wakuwaku ramen location here in Harvard. I've been to the one in Chinatown and this one is pretty similar. It's seems small, but there is a 2nd floor with more a few more tables for seating. My friend and I came on a late Sunday afternoon and had to sit at the bar. I ordered the miso tonkatsu and my friend ordered the miso vegetable ramen. The broth was a little salty, but everything else from the pork to the noodles were great. I finished the entire bowl and it satisfied my hunger. My friend also really enjoyed her ramen and would absolutely get it again. Overall, another solid spot for lunch or dinner in Harvard Square. read more

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Popped in WakuWaku for a quick lunch and we were blown away! It was so good. Shared the signature ramen, spicy chashu baos, kimchi, edamame, and honey chicken karaage and everything was fantastic .... Shared this food with 3 people and it was perfect. The bao buns are a must though, we could have eaten 10. Super quick service and good prices. I think it might be my new favorite restaurant. read more

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Went to the Harvard location today and it was a great experience overall. I had the fried truffle beef baos (5/5) and the Tom Yum ramen with chicken substituted for pork (also 5/5). Both were full of flavor and really well done. My boyfriend ordered the Tonkotsu ramen and gave it a 3/5--he felt the broth was a bit basic and could have used more depth. Compared to our visit to the Chinatown location, the Harvard location was infinitely better. The food quality, wait time, and service were all top-notch, and the flavor profile overall was stronger. At Chinatown, we tried the Pork Gyoza (4/5), Samurao duck baos (4/5), signature ramen (3/5), and the sake (2/5). We'd definitely return to the Harvard location. read more

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The ramen is $17, which is a bit on the pricey side and served only warm not hot. The two tiny bok choy were also over cooked. The broth was pretty tasty and silky! Both the pork katsu and the karaage ($10) were perfectly crisp, though the katsu was only warm. Fine for a quick bite in the area, not worth a special trip. read more

I didn't have the highest hopes for this place because of my general experience getting ramen in the Greater Boston Area, but I was pleasantly surprised. I got the miso tonkotsu ramen ($16) which had a rich, creamy broth that was not too salty. The toppings were simple (egg, chashu, menma, scallions, corn) but were cooked well. I was not blown away by the noodles but was glad that they had a nice bite to them. Although I did not get a drink here, I noticed that they have a lot of fruit-flavored sake and soju that is somewhat reasonably priced. This would be a fun spot to come with friends for a drink and some ramen! read more

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The pork slices were really tender. The broth was rich with a nice flavor but I couldn't determine what specific element I had trouble with. The dice on the green onions was really good, thin and imparting flavor to the broth. The egg was soft and squishy. There was a lot of sesame. The salt level was a bit high but perhaps not unusually so. read more

The restaurant is decorating with cherry blossoms which give the dining area a refreshing atmosphere. They have an upstairs dining area to choose from as well. Wakuwaku specializes in ramen. That is basically all the serve. Maybe that explains why they do it so well as It was delicious. The ramen is served in a bowl topped by bean sprouts pork, and a half egg. Initially I selected one from the menu which she warned was hot. I ordered another one but had them put the hot sauce on the side. I would certainly return if I am ever in Harvard Square. read more

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Gyudon - Rice was very sticky. - very little meats on top - Not flavorl overall House special ramen - very small portion - Salty - ramen was cold served - not flavorful Service - service was great Overall, I would not come back or recommended. It was good experience read more

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Food was amazing. Ramen top notch, dumplings yummy and the bao was on another level. Service was also really good. Mostly it's busy so you might have to wait for sometime but it is very cozy and nice ambiance. read more

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The location is awesome; especially staring out on to Harvard Square while slurping some ramen. The sake list is not too exciting, but at least it exists. Service is very friendly. Music is peppy and too loud. We tried the signature ramen and the curry ramen. The signature came with a really nice piece of tonkatsu, but lacked other ingredients. The curry comes standard with nori, seafood, and an egg. The broth felt a little lame, but its not bad. read more

I visited a friend who goes to school in Cambridge for the weekend, and she recommended this restaurant. Having heard about my friend's positive experiences at this ramen spot and being a fan of Asian cuisine myself, I was eager to give it a try- and I'm so glad I did! The restaurant has a very snug feel, with tables closely nested together. I personally enjoy spaces like this, and there is an upstairs to add to the charm. I opted for their signature ramen with chicken, edamame, and hot sake. I very much enjoyed their ramen and favorable broth. I typically enjoy edamame anywhere, and here was no exception. I enjoyed the the hot sake, but if you prefer it warmer, I'd recommend letting the staff know because it is not as hot as I expected. Highly recommend if you're looking for Ramen in the area! read more

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Delicious food, relaxing ambience, and wonderful service by Jennie! Perfect location in the heart of Cambridge. We will be back!

Ramen (in general) is in the process of a slow crawl up my favorite foods list. I am able to tell you it does not break the top three, and it is ahead of pizza. All that's to say, if I am hungry and I see a new Ramen place, I'll likely pop in, even if it is 90° outside. This is what happened with Wakuwaku. I had the opportunity to try the Tonkotsu Ramen, and a Chasu [sic] Bun. ('+' = good | '-' = not good) The Chasu Bun: + The pork was tasty and savory + I loved the use of crisp onions. + The veggies added a nice crunch and freshness as well. + Not sure what they used for sauce, but it worked well - The bun wasn't steamed, and had some firmness that messed with the overall consistency. - While it was borderline well balanced, I would have loved some more protein Tonkotsu Ramen: + The broth was mild and pleasant. It also didn't feel like an onslaught of salt. + The tea egg(?) was absolutely divine and had terrific flavor, even with a hint of sweetness + The veggies were unique and added great flavor + Chashu (same as in Bun), was similarly great - On the same theme, the entire bowl had two thin slices. More protein would have definitely been welcome. - The noodles didn't do it for me. For lack of a better term, they weren't ramen-y enough for my taste. They also all bunched/tangled together rather than remaining easily edible with a utensil of some kind. The service was very good! The food came out fast, water was refilled promptly, and it was appropriately attentive. Finally, the vibe is modern, a little hip, with Japanese influence. The decor is tasteful and doesn't crowd a small-ish space. Thus, The bun and bowl had some great things going for them in the flavor departments. However, the meager quantities of pork, and underwhelming noodles dropped Wakuwaku to a three-star. read more

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Five stars! Great food, great vibe, and great indoor air ventilation! They have outdoor seating as of October 2023. Always a nice feature for the Harvard Square area. Nice menu with clear allergy labeling for vegetarian, soy, etc. Service is friendly. The indoor area is great for individual and small group dining. If you have 5+ people, you may want to consider another ramen place nearby. Most of the seats are for 2 or 4 people. Ramen isn't cheap, it starts at around $15 per bowl. Appetizers are around $8 or so. Music is pretty loud, so hard to hold a conversation. read more

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Gabriel was amazing he was attentive and provided great customer service. He made the experience 10/10 will definitely comeback just for him!!! read more

Great ramen options. Service was great! Lots of seating inside and the prices are reasonable. Really enjoyed the tonkatsu here. I would say this is one of the best ramen places Boston has to offer. read more

My favorite is the salmon taco! Kinda pricey for one little taco, but you taste the various flavors all at once. It was topped with an edible flower, and the overall taste was just amazing. Service was spectacular. My Kaen Ramen was spicier than I anticipated, and the manager saw that I was struggling; he offered to switch my dish for another at no extra cost. I love the vibe of the restaurant! I think this place is better for a night out rather than a quick bite during lunch, like I did, lol. I'll be coming back to see what the vibe is really like at night. read more

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Came here for dinner with a group. The service was quick and the food was pretty good but my order was incorrect 2 times. All the food hit the spot for ramen but nothing was very outstanding. Overall a cozy little spot for food and drinks. It has good options for vegetarians as well. read more

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Finally, an actually good ramen place in Harvard Square! You'd think that with the oddly high density of ramen restaurants in the neighbourhood that there'd have been someplace to get a decent bowl of ramen, but it really took the 4th ramen restaurant in as many blocks to get there. My friend and I came for a weekday lunch this week - the dimly lit interior was pretty empty when we came in, and we got a oddly placed (and quite cramped) bar-style seating facing the outside window. A bit inconvenient, in my opinion, especially considering that almost every other table was empty, but it was nice to look at passers-by. I ordered the signature ramen with fried pork and was really pleased! The portion size was decent, with well-cooked noodles and a flavourful broth (that certainly warmed me up on that snowy day). It's not spicy, though, despite what the menu says. The fried pork cutlet was not bad - a bit lacking in flavour but I liked the complementary crispy and drier texture that it provided. My friend had the tonkotsu ramen, which was also very solid all-around. The soft egg was so delicious, and the slices of pork were very aromatic and tender. Also, very pleased with the price of our meals, too. I think food in general has just gone up in price lately, and understandably so, but for this yummy meal I though the price point was more than acceptable. I am already very eager to come back already (lobster truffle ramen next time ? ) read more

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This was my first time at this location and the food, service, and ambiance was great. The restaurant was on the smaller side in reference to seating but I walked in and sat upstairs kind of like a balcony. It was dark and music was good too. Definitely recommend this spot for friends or date night!! Very affordable Flavorful Many options other than ramen read more

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First time at Waku Waku, overall the great experience. Excellent service. Nice ambience. It was a cold day and I was a little apprehensive when they sent me next to the door but because they had drapes there was no draft and I was quite comfortable. The service was excellent very kind very attentive. They recommended the signature Ramen. It was very delicious. I love the fried breaded pork that came with the Ramen as well. Also I tried the Gyoza pork dumplings, and they were delicious. Great experience. In addition, I have to mention that their bathroom was very attractive and clean which is always appreciated. read more

I was really craving ramen and decided that this would be a good spot to have lunch in Harvard square. The service was fantastic my server was friendly and helpful. The ramen was tasty spice level was great but goodness so much noodle and not much broth. I was really craving more broth. The chicken katsu was a very small portion but I enjoyed it as a nice side. The restaurant atmosphere is very modern and attractive. Great location in the Harvard square. I would come here again. read more

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Never had more bland ramen in my life. The waiter never came back after giving us food to fill up waters (which we ran out of really quickly) or to check to see how we were doing. We couldn't get anyone's attention to pay as we needed to leave. Super disappointing because I was so excited with the high reviews. Will not be returning. read more

If you're looking for lobster truffle ramen not too far from Boston, you'll find it in Cambridge. There's a location of Wakuwaku in Boston but they don't have the lobster truffle ramen so if you have an urge to find out what this is all about, head on over here. The interior is two floors and each floor isn't that large, especially the walkway on the second floor to the restroom, but sufficient for guests to dine quick enough and leave. Staff are on the younger side but they are attentive enough to your needs and also kind. Come here and absolutely without hesitation order the lobster truffle ramen (with extras of whatever you like) and when your order arrives, you'll get half the lobster submerged in the ramen and the tail served as tempura on a separate plate with a pink dipping sauce. While it's $20 more (or 2 1/3 times) the price of the other ramens, your tastebuds, warm body, and memories will glad you ordered one. read more

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The miso ramen was so salty it was like a salt lick melted. The noodles tasted old and hard.. the meats weren't good.. they just tasted like boiled lean meats with no flavor... the bamboo was too fibery and hard... the egg was sugary sweet... the best thing about the ramen was the corn I added myself and the fresh green onion & bean sprouts (btw I had takeout) read more

As soon as you enter, you're transported into a really cool bar. There's minimal seating on the first floor but looked like there were Atleast 5-6 tables upstairs. The service was extremely quick, we were able to order our house sake and ramen within 5 minutes of sitting down. I'm usually not a huge sake person but I loved how this sake didn't burn and you could order it hot or iced. I got the vegetarian mushroom ramen and added the Japanese hot sauce, big fan - it was creamy and earthy and hit the spot on a cool fall day read more

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Our server was lovely and the experience was immersive and truly enjoyable. My father deemed the ramen the best he's ever had, but that could just be his hunger speaking. The ambiance was also cozy and welcoming; highly recommended! read more

The costumer service was absolutely amazing and the food was most definitely heart warming. The ambiance of the store is always great when I walk in. special thanks to Sarah and Lauren for the amazing service and wonderful conversation. read more

I went for a visit at Harvard. I stopped there for lunch. I will definitely recommend this place. Took the pork katsu and it was one of the best miso i have taste. Service was absolutely great. We had our waitress Kim. She was super nice and we really enjoyed talking to her. She brought water for our dogs. We liked her even more for that :) Ambiance was nice. The place has chairs outside and there is many things going on haha read more

I wanted to try this place after they had a stand at the Harvard Square Chili Cook-Off -- they had the longest line of people waiting to try samples of their ramen. And it was delicious! Definitely my favorite "chili" of the event. I was eager to see what else they had to offer. The ambience of the restaurant was pretty unexpected for me -- the restaurant was quite dimly lit -- the main lights were turned off and there were only colored lights on, resulting in quite the unique mood. It doesn't seem like there's that much seating and they don't take reservations so it's probably better to come a bit earlier or at an off hour on the weekends. We went for Saturday dinner a bit before 6pm and didn't have to wait. We tried the kaen ramen ($16) which is a chicken-based broth with spicy black garlic. It had some pieces of chicken chashu and half of a marinated egg and some bamboo. I thought that the broth had a good amount of spice for Japanese food, but the broth itself was a bit lacking in flavor and depth -- it was a bit bland. The toppings were good. Overall, I don't think I would get this ramen again because it was lacking flavor. We also tried the miso mushroom ramen ($16). The ramen is supposed to be a chicken-based broth with miso but to me it just tasted like miso paste in water, maybe with some dashi -- nothing to write home about. The toppings were various mushrooms -- deep fried tempura enoki, one deep fried shiitake mushroom served on the side, pan-fried button mushrooms, and another pan fried mushroom. The mushrooms were pretty good and plentiful. I just wish the mushrooms had been seasoned more before deep frying -- the tempura mushrooms had no flavor at all. In both of the ramens, the noodles were thick and wavy, and while they were not overcooked, they were a little more cooked than I like. The broths were not particularly special for either of the ramens we tried. The ramen sample we had at the chili event (which I believe was the specialty ramen) was very tasty, so maybe that's the one to get. We also got the chicken karaage ($9), which was not very crispy, as other reviewers have noted. So it didn't really feel like it was necessary that it was deep-fried. However, the chicken inside was quite juicy. It was a little underseasoned but I liked that it was tender and juicy. We got the salmon ikura sushi taco ($8). I thought the presentation was nice and that the different elements really worked well together. I would of course have appreciated a little bit more salmon content in the roll, but overall I would say it was a pretty good dish. Finally, we got the mango nigori sake ($14) which basically tasted like a thick mango nectar with some alcohol flavor. I like sweet drinks so I liked it and it was a reasonable price for the restaurant. Overall, I had an interesting experience at Waku Waku and I'm glad I tried it. Still, given that there are three other ramen restaurants in Harvard Square, I would probably rank it as 3rd out of the four. I do think Bosso Ramen is the best ramen in Harvard Square and Santouka has the best karaage. Waku Waku has good toppings but I think the broth is a bit lacking and the appetizers were not amazing. I didn't like the noodle quality in the ramens either. I'm not sure if I'd go again given the other options in the area, but overall I thought the service was good and quick and I enjoyed my experience. read more

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Cool interior and open a little later than other restaurants. Ramen was good -- second time coming. Nice location as well near Harvard campus. read more

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Easy seat down and yummy meal if you are craving good ramen! Second time eating hear and me and my cousin love it. Service is fast and attentive. I appreciated the option to split bills. The ambiance is chic and hip, not too loud. A smaller space so expect to hear echoes of conversation around if it's full but not too bad. read more

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Feb. 24, 2026. I suggested Waku Waku Harvard Square to a friend for a late lunch/early dinner. We ordered our food. My friend found her dish to be bland, and asked the waiter (in a kind manner) for something to spice it with since there were no condiments on the table. The waiter gave her two options, chili flakes or chili sauce, and my friend chose the chili sauce. The chili sauce was brought in a small saucer. It was also bland, so my friend asked for a box to take the dish home (she didn't tell the waiter this, but she planned to use it as a base for soup at home so the food wouldn't go to waste). When we cashed out the waiter didn't give us an itemized bill (with dollar amounts for each) of the items we were being charged for. He had a hand-held device that he gave each of us in turn to put our credit cards into. We paid and each included an 18% tip. I didn't ask for a receipt, but my friend did. On examining the receipt, my friend found that she had been charged an additional $1.50 for the chili sauce. She asked for a refund. The waiter said he was unable to issue refunds. My friend asked for the manager. The waiter said there was no manager on site. When my friend said that she wasn't told that it would cost extra for the chili sauce, the waiter said that every restaurant charges extra for condiments and that has always been the case. My friend said she still wanted a refund because he didn't inform her of the charge when he offered it as an option. The waiter wrote down an email address and told my friend she could email the manager at that address to request a refund. At around that time another man came out to the register and he and the waiter talked briefly. The man at the register was smiling. My friend thought that maybe the man at the register could help, so she got up and asked him for a refund. He also said that he couldn't give her a refund. Eventually my friend asked for the phone number of a manager, called the manager, and the manager said on the phone that a refund would be given, but the cashier still could not issue one. He said that one would eventually be issued back to her credit card. He also said that for her future information, all restaurants charge for condiments and she should be prepared to pay extra. At this point it occurred to me that they could just refund her the $1.50 (plus tax and tip) in cash. When asked, the cashier told me that Waku Waku Harvard Square doesn't accept cash. (Establishments in Massachusetts are required by state law to accept cash as a form of payment: General Law Chapter 255D, Section 10A.) In the end my friend left without a refund in hand and the cashier was smirking. There are a lot of issues that could be raised with this experience, but the biggest issues were: not informing my friend that she would be charged for condiments, not having anyone on site with the ability to resolve issues, not having the will to be gracious to a customer that has just bought and tipped 18% for a meal they found inedible, not asking at any point during the meal if everything was okay, smiling and smirking at the frustration of a customer that hasn't found out until AFTER paying that they are being charged for condiments, attempting to school that customer (someone who has lived in Harvard Square and patronized businesses in Harvard Square for over twenty years) that she is ignorant of what is normally charged, and ultimately not giving her a refund after wasting at least one half hour of her time. This seems to be a part of a larger trend to treat customers in Harvard Square as marks to be upsold surreptitiously and then gaslit when they request amends. It's not a good trend. In any case Waku Waku has lost two customers forever over $1.50. read more

My friends and I came by on a Friday evening, and it was quite packed. There is not much space, so you might end up close to other tables. I ordered the signature ramen, which came with the choice of chicken or pork katsu. I went with pork katsu, but it was very underwhelming. It is very thin and does not have much flavor. I enjoyed the texture of their noodles, but the broth was just alright. I do not think it was the worst I have had, but it tasted standard and did not leave much of an impression on me. I was also unimpressed with the lack of toppings that came with this dish. There was like one strand of veggie, a tamago, and a clump of corn that did not even amount to the size of my palm. The tamago was really random and felt like a cheap alternative to a marinaded ramen egg. For the price you are paying for, the portions and quality do not match up to it. We also ordered a soju bottle to share, and I did appreciate how the server provided us with shot glasses so we could share the bottle. It was a bit disappointing that they had run out of yogurt flavor when it was only 6pm on a Friday night, but we settled with the Peach flavor. Overall, the service was alright, but I would go elsewhere for better ramen. read more

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