Great for a group dinner and also turns into more of a night out vibe late on some nights. Drinks are a little overpriced for what they are but a great selection. The noodle dishes are huge; great value. The tuna tataki was just ok, small for the price. Servers were very attentive. There are better Asian food place in Boston for sure but this is a fun option for a group, plenty of energy.

Invited a colleague/mentor out to dinner here and we enjoyed ourselves! Our server was great. She was kind and prompt. I was excited to try the miso lobster soup, which I've never seen on a menu before. It was good, not spectacular. I appreciated that there was lots of lobster meat, but there was nothing else special about it. I got the gluten Free fried chicken, which was good, but it was missing the sauce that's typically on the wings. The veggie fried rice was good but not amazing. It was missing something, maybe a sauce, but still good. I will come back, even if it's only for the GF fried chicken. The music also got good as it got close to 9. Loved having even a little music in the background to casually dance to at the table.

I loved this restaurant, even though it wasn't on my list, we got here by accident but I'm glad it work out well. The service was really good, the waiter was fantastic very friendly. The food was amazing, everything that we had was good, the portions were huge so it's worth your money. The restaurant is big, but feels comfortable. The restrooms were clean and well stocked. Overall next time I'm in Boston I should be back indeed.

I enjoyed the food. I loved the blackened tuna rice bites (that was really good). Hong Kong Spicy chicken was really good. We also had - Red Dragon Maki - Seaweed salad - lobster and crab Rangoon - Singapore noodles - Wagyu Truffle gyoza Honestly everything was pretty good!

Food was amazing, my party was pescatarian but they had plenty of options to choose from. The waitress was super helpful and patient. Ambiance was trendy and turned into a club later at night.