WAGAMAMA
www.wagamama.com
Wagamama is Japanese for "selfish willful disobedience" and has become a synonymous with female empowerment for many young Japanese girls. How this relates to incredible Japanese soups I'm not sure.
I discovered Wagamama in Dublin. Wagamama is a chain. And in this case, that is a good thing. Check the website and you will hopefully find a Wagamama near you somewhere. Like I just did! There's a brand new one in my home base of Boston. I didn't even know. I am now officially salivating.
The next time it rains, sit inside and feel depressed until you can't take it anymore. Then, at 2:00, go to Wagamama to have a late lunch and you'll feel better.
Wagamama serves the freshest, most beautiful Ramen I've ever seen outside of Japan. Hell, even inside Japan!
It's an expensive bowl of soup. But then again, I was in Dublin, so the prices elsewhere will vary. Think of it this way, it's three times the soup you'll find anywhere else, so you have to expect to pay at least twice as much.
Wagamama serves other things. But I'll never know what they are. If you find something you like, stick with it. That's what I say.
The atmo is casual and, at least at the one in Dublin, the seating is "picnic table style" encouraging lots of interaction between you and hot young university students with accents you can't place.
It's fantastic.
I'm looking for people who want to go there with me tonight right now. Wait a second!!!! The Boston Wagamama doesn't open until the end of this month!
Damnit.
www.wagamama.com
Wagamama is Japanese for "selfish willful disobedience" and has become a synonymous with female empowerment for many young Japanese girls. How this relates to incredible Japanese soups I'm not sure.
I discovered Wagamama in Dublin. Wagamama is a chain. And in this case, that is a good thing. Check the website and you will hopefully find a Wagamama near you somewhere. Like I just did! There's a brand new one in my home base of Boston. I didn't even know. I am now officially salivating.
The next time it rains, sit inside and feel depressed until you can't take it anymore. Then, at 2:00, go to Wagamama to have a late lunch and you'll feel better.
Wagamama serves the freshest, most beautiful Ramen I've ever seen outside of Japan. Hell, even inside Japan!
It's an expensive bowl of soup. But then again, I was in Dublin, so the prices elsewhere will vary. Think of it this way, it's three times the soup you'll find anywhere else, so you have to expect to pay at least twice as much.
Wagamama serves other things. But I'll never know what they are. If you find something you like, stick with it. That's what I say.
The atmo is casual and, at least at the one in Dublin, the seating is "picnic table style" encouraging lots of interaction between you and hot young university students with accents you can't place.
It's fantastic.
I'm looking for people who want to go there with me tonight right now. Wait a second!!!! The Boston Wagamama doesn't open until the end of this month!
Damnit.
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