Waku Waku Ramen Quincy

South Shore’s favorite realtor here with another review. This place is epic, the foods amazing, and the staff is efficient and friendly. Everything we had tasted so fresh and the ramen was so enticing that I didnt get the picture before devouring it. This is by far the best Ramen place on the South Shore. The ambience is quite impressive as well. Cool beats and decorative art that are a party for your eyes and ears. - came back a second time and this is the start of this review. I had a great conversation with the girl at the front desk and the food came out the second I walked in for a pick up order. I absolutely love the Ramen here and I could not avoid getting more of these duck bao buns. Absolute consistency with the quality of the food here. Added a new video from inside as well.

Lauren was our server. She was so kind and attentive. We ordered, the duck bao and pork katsu to start. Both dished were pretty good. Natsume was crispy and flavorful and the duck was tender and tasty. We ordered the tonkatsu and the garlic beef ramen. both were delicious. We would Def come back.

Love the atmosphere and design of the shop. The waiters were nice and the food was delicious. We went at a less busy hour so the noise level wasn’t too loud.

Waku Waku Ramen is one of my regular spots for a reasonable priced dinner out. the food is consistently great and the service is always stellar. My favorite is the signature Ramen which comes with a side of Pork Katsu for $17. They have a new kids menu with items from $4 - $8. The restaurant is spotless with beautiful decor. Waku Waku is a great addition to Quincy and is the only ramen restaurant south of Boston worth eating at.

Really nice and sweet server lady. Give her a raise. Took the time to explain different kinds of ramen. Suggested spicy sauce to balance the flavor of miso tonkotsu ramen. The ingredients are in harmony. Broth is creamy and has that umami. The noodles are homemade. I feel good after having this ramen and that’s how a healthy meal should be. I have had seemingly authentic ramen places serve whacky ramen before.