Sluurpy Quality Index
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Popularity
100/100
Quality
63/100
Data Completeness
67/100
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Delivery
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Takeout
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Alcohol
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Cocktails
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Wine
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Reservations
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Wheelchair accessible
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Accessible restroom
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Casual
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Good for groups
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Contact Information
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Phone:
+1 617-423-7888
🌐 Website:
http://shojoboston.com/
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Address:
9A Tyler St, Boston
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Google reviews
First time eating here and I was very impressed with everything offered! We ordered the Kimchi fried rice, Ribeye Bao, Porkbelly Bao, and the chicken wings. The food was prepared well and timely and our waitress was kind and attentive. The owner is very hands on and involved in the restaurant as well. Someone here mentioned the portion size—this is a tapas style place so you should expect to order a couple of things. Plus, taking the quality and creativity of the dishes into account, the prices are fair. Highly recommend checking this place out!
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An amazing birthday for us. Best customer service I’ve experienced in Boston, and probably the whole US. They should feature their edamame dumplings (in truffle corn cream sauce), it’s mind blowing, really!!! Highly recommended!
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Loved all the food and cocktails! We had some popcorn chicken, kimchi fried rice, loaded fries, eggplant bao, and chicken waffles between the four of us. Delicious food! The service was excellent! And lovely spot with some good music and fun ambience. We were there on a Tuesday night so it did get kinda quiet after 8. We would definitely go back and try more of the food and the cocktails.
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Top notch dining and service. Can't recommend this place highly enough. Some items on the menu do run out early so go for lunch if you're hoping to get certain items, especially the pork dumplings. We enjoyed the No Days Off and Muy Thai for drinks -- both great. Kimchi Fried Rice, Pork Belly Bao, Shojonator (a must try), and Wagyu Dumplings. Recommend all. We also tried the duck fat fries -- pretty standard French fries; good but not worth it IMHO.
Service was superb. Dishes were coursed out nicely, and delivered promptly. We did dine on the early side (5:15) so we had that advantage; the place definitely got busier later but our service remained good.
All around a great restaurant. Pictured is kimchi fried rice; we ate the other dishes too quickly to take pictures!
6/7
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WOW! We came here for lunch on a weekday and I’m so glad we did. Every single dish we had was perfect, the kimchi fried rice, the duck fat fries and the bone marrow with scallion pancake were insanely good. The waiter suggested a sake to us that we immediately bought for ourselves at home because we loved it so much. This spot also has immaculate vibes- 90s and 2000s hip hop playing while old kung fu movies are shown behind the bar. It might not LOOK open from the outside - but make sure you go in for a bite next time you’re in Boston - some of the best Asian food I’ve had EVER
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Two words: Mai Tai. There's a chance you'd walk by this place if you didn't know about it, small and good for a night out or meeting up with friends. The food was awesome, spare ribs are recommended and of course a drink. Not the spot for a cheap date and you can taste the quality.
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Super cool atmosphere.
Our Waiter was attentive and friendly.
The single drink I ordered was very good. And slowly changed flavors as I drank it. The food is INCREDIBLE. The kimchi Rice is STUPID GOOD. The ribs were also fantastic. The Pork belly seemed a bit over cooked for the rice. But other than that, I'd come all the way back for just the rice. Super Super good. And as I said before. The ribs were fantastic, flavorful, tender, not overcooked or dry.
Please come here. Seriously get the rice. Mind blown.
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Food was phenomenal! Excellent quality and some creative and delicious flavors. Very well executed in the sense that the vegetable stir fry was lightly sauced, and the salt and pepper calamari was lightly battered. Everything was excellent and not greasy or heavy. Cocktails were creative and delicious. Staff was excellent. Vibe of place was cool, but loud. Only one single-person bathroom, which wasn't a problem because the place is so small. Definitely recommend!
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I need to give 4 stars because I've only gotten apps and drinks here!
The drinks are really unique and a lot of them have unique flavors that are Asian inspired - where else are you going to see Pho Spice, lemon grass AND sichaun peppercorn on a drinks menu? The bai bai mule and the Vietnamese coffee martini were so good (I'm basic. I know.)
The duck fat fries had a huge portion and also were seasoned well. I really loved the chicken and waffles! It combined my childhood HK street food snack with fried chicken... what more can you ask for. The chicken was crispy and juicy, while the drizzle of honey really brought the traditional concept of chicken and waffles together :,)
I got a coconut panna cotta for my birthday and the service was AMAZING. Our waiter recommended a bar for afterwards and it was awesome. Shoutout to that man B)
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This place has some good vibes to it. I wish I was hungry when coming here as the food looks pretty good. This place was the nightcap for us. We sat at the bar area and watched the bartender making drinks noon stop. I saw a duck called the Tea Garden and wanted to try it out. The cocktail was very refreshing, and the presentation was great. It was a pretty good experience and I would love to come and try some food next time.
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