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Somenya Boston
Somenya Boston: Traditional Japanese noodles with thoughtful fusion in a cozy Boston setting.
4.6
Japanese
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Somenya Boston: Traditional Japanese noodles with thoughtful fusion in a cozy Boston setting.
Located at 23 Hudson St in Boston, Somenya Boston serves Japanese noodle staples like udon and soba, with some Korean fusion dishes. Diners praise perfectly cooked noodles, balanced broths, and friendly, attentive service. The staff shows care for guests' allergies and communicates clearly with the kitchen. The warm, village-in-Japan decor adds charm, and no reservations means potential waits during dinner.
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Handcrafted udon served in flavorful broths, including beef sukiyaki and other classic options.
Buckwheat soba noodles with traditional mentsuyu and creative variations like duck roast.
Unique dishes blending Japanese and Korean flavors for a modern twist.
Crispy squid tentacles and other starters perfect for sharing or as a light meal.
Proactive staff and kitchen communication to safely accommodate food allergies and dietary needs.
Casual dining with friendly service; no reservations required, ideal for spontaneous visits.
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Overall rating
Silas C
Overpriced for the portion size. Flavor is decent. Yume has better portions for the price. Udon noodles are the thinner kind. Beef sukiyaki barely has beef. If anything, the appetizers are a better deal. Good service.
Grant Kellner
We had an excellent experience at Somenya. The food was outstanding from start to finish—everything from the appetizers to the entrées, and even the tea, was thoughtfully prepared and delicious. What truly set this visit apart was the care they took with my girlfriend’s food allergy. The staff was extremely knowledgeable about the menu and communicated clearly and confidently with the kitchen. Only moments after our order was sent back, they returned to let us know the chef had identified one item as unsafe for her allergy and asked if we’d like to choose something else instead. That level of attention and proactive communication was impressive and very reassuring. Great food, attentive service, and genuine care for guests’ needs. We’ll absolutely be back.
Thavy Hout
Such a hidden gem in the busy city. Walking in, I felt like I was at a mom and pop restaurant in a small village in Japan. I truly love the unique charm of the decoration! I had an appetizer- crispy squid tentacles and it was good. The soda I got was also tasty! I will go back to try other food for sure!
Nancy
Our favorite spot for Japanese Udon and Soba in Boston thus far! They have most of the traditional options, but they also have some interesting Korean fusion dishes. The noodles were cooked perfectly, and the mentsuyu and broths had a good balance of flavors. Service was friendly, and prices were reasonable. Reservations not available, so be prepared for a wait if you come around dinner time.
Aloe Breeze (Joy)
It was great! I ordered the duck roast soba while my friends got the beef sukiyaki udon and another soba dish. The decorations were very pretty and food was good in my opinion. I liked the giant ladles they give you to eat it with. 7-8/10, though one of my friends didn’t like the broth. Staff were also quite nice!
