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🍢 Ichiban Yakitori Sushi House: Boston’s Casual Japanese Spot—Yakitori, Sukiyaki, and Frothy Calpis On Westland Avenue, this lively spot draws crowds with its mix of grilled skewers, hot pots, and sushi. No reservations needed, but arrive early (or avoid peak times) to skip the wait—popular hours fill up fast. It’s casual, affordable, and perfect for a quick, satisfying meal, though some dishes shine brighter than others. 🌟 The Standouts Sukiyaki 🍲 A must for sukiyaki lovers. A small, personal-sized pot with a sweet-savory broth (think soy, mirin, and a hint of sugar), tender beef slices, tofu, mushrooms, and cabbage. It’s warm, comforting, and tastes authentic—ideal for solo dining or sharing as a starter. Yakitori Skewers 🍢 Grilled to perfection: enoki mushrooms are juicy, with their natural moisture locked in by a crispy exterior, while pork belly is crispy (not greasy) with a smoky char. The seasoning is spot-on—simple, but enough to highlight the ingredients. 😊 Solid, But Not Spectacular Mini Hot Pot (Kimchi Broth) 🌶️ A cozy, flavorful base with tofu, mushrooms, and seafood—light but satisfying. Note: meat is extra, so add it if you want something heartier. Takoyaki (Octopus Balls) 🐙 Decent for a craving: the batter is thick and chewy, with small octopus chunks inside. It’s not mind-blowing, but hits the spot if you’re in the mood. Calpis 🥤 A highlight—they offer multiple flavors of this frothy, yogurt-like drink. Refreshing, slightly sweet, and the perfect palate cleanser between rich dishes. 😐 The “Meh” Korean Bibimbap 🍚 Loaded with ingredients, but the sauce leans too sweet—overpowering the savory notes. If you prefer salty bibimbap, this might disappoint. 💰 Value & Vibe Price: ~$33 per person—reasonable for the variety and portions. Atmosphere: Casual and bustling, with a laid-back energy. It feels like a neighborhood spot where you can grab a quick bite or linger over skewers and drinks. Ichiban Yakitori delivers solid Japanese comfort food—especially the sukiyaki and yakitori. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s reliable, affordable, and great for satisfying cravings. Pair your meal with a Calpis, and you’re set. 📍 Ichiban Yakitori Sushi House 14 Westland Ave, Boston, MA 02115 #BostonJapaneseFood #YakitoriLovers #CasualEats

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🇺🇸 Boston | Finally got to eat sushi

🍢 Ichiban Yakitori Sushi House: Boston’s Casual Japanese Spot—Yakitori, Sukiyaki, and Frothy Calpis On Westland Avenue, this lively spot draws crowds with its mix of grilled skewers, hot pots, and sushi. No reservations needed, but arrive early (or avoid peak times) to skip the wait—popular hours fill up fast. It’s casual, affordable, and perfect for a quick, satisfying meal, though some dishes shine brighter than others. 🌟 The Standouts Sukiyaki 🍲 A must for sukiyaki lovers. A small, personal-sized pot with a sweet-savory broth (think soy, mirin, and a hint of sugar), tender beef slices, tofu, mushrooms, and cabbage. It’s warm, comforting, and tastes authentic—ideal for solo dining or sharing as a starter. Yakitori Skewers 🍢 Grilled to perfection: enoki mushrooms are juicy, with their natural moisture locked in by a crispy exterior, while pork belly is crispy (not greasy) with a smoky char. The seasoning is spot-on—simple, but enough to highlight the ingredients. 😊 Solid, But Not Spectacular Mini Hot Pot (Kimchi Broth) 🌶️ A cozy, flavorful base with tofu, mushrooms, and seafood—light but satisfying. Note: meat is extra, so add it if you want something heartier. Takoyaki (Octopus Balls) 🐙 Decent for a craving: the batter is thick and chewy, with small octopus chunks inside. It’s not mind-blowing, but hits the spot if you’re in the mood. Calpis 🥤 A highlight—they offer multiple flavors of this frothy, yogurt-like drink. Refreshing, slightly sweet, and the perfect palate cleanser between rich dishes. 😐 The “Meh” Korean Bibimbap 🍚 Loaded with ingredients, but the sauce leans too sweet—overpowering the savory notes. If you prefer salty bibimbap, this might disappoint. 💰 Value & Vibe Price: ~$33 per person—reasonable for the variety and portions. Atmosphere: Casual and bustling, with a laid-back energy. It feels like a neighborhood spot where you can grab a quick bite or linger over skewers and drinks. Ichiban Yakitori delivers solid Japanese comfort food—especially the sukiyaki and yakitori. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s reliable, affordable, and great for satisfying cravings. Pair your meal with a Calpis, and you’re set. 📍 Ichiban Yakitori Sushi House 14 Westland Ave, Boston, MA 02115 #BostonJapaneseFood #YakitoriLovers #CasualEats

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