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Wagamama Faneuil Hall
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Had a delicious lunch at Wagamama with my boss. Working in the Financial District , it's been a challenge to find decent, quick lunch spots. My boss had been to Wagamama in Ireland and couldn't wait to check out the Boston spot. We arrived at 11:45 and were seated in about 5 minutes. We shared a couple of ""side dishes"" they are like appetizers but come at different times. We had the steamed chicken gyoza which came with a spicy soy sauce and the edamame which arrived hot. For entrees, I had a fried rice dish called Cha Han which came with miso soup. The rice was flavorful with crisp veggies. My boss had the Yaki Soba noodle dish and said it was as she remembered from Dublin. I tried the apple and lime fresh juice which was very good but on the warm side-- as it's squeezed fresh, it's not chilled. I asked for ice. We shared a piece of cake for dessert. 35 minutes later we were paying and heading back to the office. The line was going out the door but seemed to be moving. We saw a couple other people we knew from our building and gave them the thumbs up. We're going to make this a new, regular lunch spot.
Pros: Location, Service, Fresh Food
Cons: Patio not yet open
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