Kayuga Japanese Cuisine - Boston

Upon entering this restaurant, I was immediately struck by its pleasant ambiance. The server was attentive and quick to take our order, which added to the positive experience. Unfortunately, the taste of the food we ordered was disappointing. The chicken was rubbery, and the rice cakes were tougher to chew than usual, making it difficult to fully enjoy the meal. The scallion pancakes were a highlight, though. I really think the chef should revisit their preparation of chicken, as it had a somewhat stale and rubbery texture. While the location, service, and atmosphere were commendable, the food fell short. Overall, I would give this restaurant 3 out of 5 stars.

Fresh and delicious! This place has everything you desire in Korean cuisine. They serve sides of kimchi, pickled daikon, and bean sprouts, along with miso soup that elevated the meal to the next level.

I ordered the yakisoba, and it came with miso soup! It was absolutely delicious, especially after my friends and I walked from Roadrunner to the restaurant on a Tuesday night during the winter storm. I really appreciated that they were open until 1 AM, as we were looking for something to warm us up, and this was the perfect spot! P.S.: I mentioned $10-20 because we all paid separately for our meals instead of splitting the bill equally.

Such a horrible Restaurant. It always takes more than thirty minutes to serve the food. Moreover, the attitude of worker is really bad. They are getting mad for asking questions and are so lazy. If you don't want to waste your time and MONEY, DO NOT GO THIS ONE.

Really great experience with them. The food is out standing. Traditional Japanese food is really salty, but their dishes are really well seasoning!Food: 5/5