Food is very enjoyable and reasonably priced Wait staff is very friendly Very comfortable atmosphere
Wake Waku Ramen
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WakuWaku in Quincy, MA, takes pride in offering a unique dining experience centered around their meticulously crafted homemade broth. Their broth, simmered for over 18 hours, captures a rich blend of flavors and textures, promising a culinary journey with every spoonful. This attention to detail is a testament to the dedication and expertise of their chef, resulting in a delicate balance that will tantalize your taste buds.
Established in mid-2022 as part of the Wong Guys Group, WakuWaku has ambitious plans to expand into a chain of 500 ramen restaurants across the United States within the next decade. The restaurant sources only the freshest local ingredients to create appetizers prepared in-house using a blend of traditional methods and modern technology. To keep things fresh and exciting, WakuWaku introduces new, enhanced appetizers monthly, drawing inspiration from traditional recipes.
At WakuWaku, the ramen reflects a deep-rooted tradition passed down through generations, originating from Sapporo in Japan. Embracing the cultural phenomenon of ramen, each dish tells a story of regional flavors and culinary heritage. With a menu inspired by the Chef's family recipe, WakuWaku invites you to savor a taste of authentic Japanese cuisine infused with passion and tradition.
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Quiet little ramen spot off of the heart of Quincy. Dangerous being attached to the Kung Fu Tea, since we know we will venture to it right after. This place was average for us- nothing stuck out...
It was my first visit to WakuWaku, and I enjoyed it. My friend noticed that the prices had jumped since his last visit a few months ago, but it seemed to fit the new post pandemic pricing for an...
My boyfriend and I stopped in at this place since we were enjoying numerous ramen shops in the area - it was our first time to Chinatown. Food - we ordered a tonkotsu ramen which is our usual...
Wakuwaku located in Quincy and was my first time visiting. Parking is a bit tricky to find but there is street parking. For appetizers we got the samurai duck baos. The meat itself was a bit dry...





