Japanese · $$
1 Hakata Ramen
673 Hancock Street, Quincy
- Take-Out
- Delivery
Customers’ favorites
- avocado salad 牛油果沙拉s
- Chicken Teriyaki Ramen Chicken
- Avocado and Cucumber Maki
- ebi mayo 沙律虾球a
“the accommodated us some good”
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Japanese · $$
673 Hancock Street, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“the accommodated us some good”
Japanese · $$
11 Foster Street, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“Our go to sushi spot in Quincy! Fresh fish, kind and fast service. We love getting the grilled mackerel app, sashimi lunch special, and three roll lunch combo. Perfect amount of food for two people. Lunch combo pricing is affordable especially for sushi. Our order came with two miso soups and one bowl of rice. Highly recommend checking this place out if you are in the area!”
Japanese
1211 Hancock Street Unit B2, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“Such a fantastic spot! So happy to have great omakase in Quincy. The seafood is fresh, beautifully prepared, and full of flavor. A good omakase is all about quality ingredients, balanced flavors, and attention to detail in every bite, and this spot delivers! The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the cozy atmosphere makes the experience even better. We celebrated my partner’s birthday here, which happened to also be one of the chefs’ birthdays! They graciously offered us a slice of their birthday cake, such a thoughtful and sweet gesture. Definitely a welcome addition to Quincy Center!”
Sushi · $
405 Hancock Street, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“Fabulous as always!”
Japanese
15 Beale Street, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“The interior decor is breathe taking. The seating options could be more generous but, the service was quick and waitress had a very polite personality. Food was very well seasoned; multitude varieties of options. Highly recommend the Beef Don.”
Hot Pot · $$
397 Hancock Street, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“Always great experience. GM always on the floor helping out the staff. Staff is always nice and on point. Look at the food and it speaks for itself!!!”
Sushi · $$
1420 Hancock Street, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“The food at Fuji is outstanding. Far and away the best fusion Japanese food in Newton and around.”
Japanese
95 Franklin Street, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“Toppu in Quincy is the best! They have a good mix of Chinese take out and Japanese cuisine. I have ordered from them a few times and it has always been on time and the food is great. Recently I had a family member who was feeling under the weather and asked me if I could bring them soup, I ordered ramen from Toppu and they had two soup orders ready to go in less than 20 minutes! I can't recommend these guys enough. Staff is amazing.”
Japanese · $
479 Washington Street Ste 1, Quincy
“This place is one of the best Japanese hibachi I’ve ever had. And I love them and tried them all! This is quality seasoned crisp flavored. And Quick. Truly, truly a hidden gem in Quincy, MA. I pick up DoorDash deliveries here all the time and the aroma of food smacks you as soon as you get even near the door. It smells sooooo good lol! I finally ordered for the first time yesterday for lunch and will be ridding again today! I got a Chicken Hibachi and Green Dragon tempura roll. Literally the names’ speak for itself and the sauces…… I’ll be ordering again today!”
Japanese · $
101 Falls Boulevard Unit 1, Quincy
“I've ordered the pork katsu twice on Saturday afternoons with no wait. Portions are huge (which can be split into two meals) and the food was great so the food was worth the value. I especially love the creamy tonkatsu sauce they used on their cutlets. Although everyone is entitled to their opinion, I was shocked by the negative reviews here.”
Japanese · $$
698 Hancock Street, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“We had a great meal at Fuji! I was there with my wife and 10 year old daughter. The service was excellent, and the food was outstanding. We had a couple appetizers, and an assortment of sushi for dinner. Everything was delicious, and we all had a good time. It's pricey, so be prepared for an expensive night out, but it's worth it. We'll definitely be going back.”
Japanese · $$
235a Quincy Avenue, Quincy
Customers’ favorites
“Fresh ingredients and just enough for the number of folks eating. Plentiful meat platter and lots of veggies. Food service was prompt but since there were few diners a little more attention to things like more broth or more tea would have been nice. The spicy seafood salad was very good!”
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