Nagoya

So, i originally wanted cheaper sushi at Ebisuya but they were too busy. Went here and didnt want to pay double or triple the price so we got ramen. I think i saw the menu saying that it's handpulled??? It definitely doesn't seem like it's handpulled. Not a big issue. The ramen werent bad but i wish there was more meat. My bowl of R02 spicy ramen only had 2 extremely thin slice of ramen, half a egg, and little veggies. Okay for the price though. Only $10. It didnt taste bad and i actually liked it but it could be a bit more spicier. Service was good. The host is also the waitress. She came to check on us 3x and offered help on what to order when we weren't decided yet. Nice lady Bill comes with fortune cookies

Nagoya serves Japanese and Chinese food. A talented chef created delicious sushi with unique twists. I really enjoyed the Honey Moon roll with the delicate spice of wasabi sauce and the cooling effect of mango. Nagoya also serves their own special style pork broth based ramen and various other Japanese and Americanized Chinese food. Booster seats and high chairs available and a very friendly staff. They will deliver too.

I usually never have harsh things to say about restaurants, but this was the worst General Tso’s Chicken and Hot and Sour soup I’ve ever had. I really mean that—like, exceptionally bad. The soup didn’t taste right at all. The chicken breading was complete mush and the meat itself was tough and dry. Maybe their sushi is okay? Ugh yeah, never ordering from here again.

The salt and pepper tofu is not on the menu but it was easy to ask for this as a substitute for the shrimp version. The chef clearly knows how to cook food from the south of China. The dish is absolutely fantastic. The ramen is more like a Chinese noodle soup than Japanese style ramen. The gyoza are excellent as well. Nagoya is a welcome addition to Medford Square.