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Somenya Boston

Japanese restaurant · Boston

4.6332 {count} reviews

23 Hudson St, Boston, MA 02111

Somenya Boston

About

Tucked away on Hudson Street in the heart of Boston’s Chinatown, Somenya has established itself as a go-to destination for those seeking an authentic Japanese noodle experience. With a solid 4.6-star rating from over 300 diners, this intimate restaurant transports guests to a cozy, traditional setting, complete with cheerful decor and beautiful Japanese ceramics. The menu focuses on a wide variety of hot and cold udon and soba dishes, ranging from classic preparations to creative Korean-fusion options, all served in a space that feels like a hidden neighborhood gem. The kitchen is known for its attention to detail, offering everything from savory beef sukiyaki udon and duck roast soba to popular appetizers like takoyaki and crispy squid tentacles. Guests frequently praise the friendly, attentive service and the staff’s willingness to accommodate dietary needs and preferences. While the restaurant does not accept reservations and can draw a crowd during dinner hours, the atmosphere and thoughtfully prepared meals make it a standout choice for locals and visitors alike. Whether you are looking for a refreshing cold noodle dish in the summer or a comforting, steaming bowl of broth on a chilly day, Somenya offers a reliable and welcoming spot to enjoy a meal.

Reviews Somenya Boston

Somenya is a popular, cozy restaurant in Boston known for its authentic Japanese atmosphere and extensive menu of hot and cold udon and soba noodles. While most diners praise the flavorful broths and attentive service, some note that the restaurant does not accept reservations and can be expensive relative to portion sizes.

Strengths

  • Authentic Japanese decor
  • Attentive and friendly service
  • Flavorful noodle broths
  • Accommodating for food allergies

Weaknesses

  • No reservation policy
  • Small portion sizes
  • Limited meat in dishes

Best for

Diners seeking an intimate, aesthetic setting for high-quality Japanese noodle dishes.

Opening hours

Friday
12–10 PM
Monday
12–9:30 PM
Sunday
12–9:30 PM
Tuesday
12–9:30 PM
Saturday
12–10 PM
Thursday
12–9:30 PM
Wednesday
12–9:30 PM

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