I recently had lunch at a Wagamama for the first time.

I had a cool window overlooking JFK street in Cambridge, just outside Harvard Square. The cuisine at this casual dining establishment is all Asian, with a heavy Japanese influence. You won’t find sushi, but you will find a variety of noodles, rice dishes, and wine, beer, and soft drinks.

I got a delicious plate of “Teppan” noodles, instead of appearing in soup, they were fried together. Think of one of the more flavorful versions of fried rice you’d ever eaten, but here with noodles instead of rice.

It was certainly a colorful plate, full of vegetables and pork. In all, I was happy with the locale, the quality of the food, and the friendly service. I’d go to Wagamama again.

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