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« A restaurant trend that's everywhere -- yet somehow not here | Main | Just the basics » Wednesday, January 31, 2007No more bowl-half-empty attitude
I got a note from a reader this morning reminding me of that. She says: "You might already be aware of this, but Wagamama, a popular UK chain of cheap, fast Japanese food, is coming to Faneuil Hall sometime this spring!" That makes my bowl look half full. I love Wagamama! I used to eat there all the time when I studied in London as a poor college student. (And later when I returned as a slightly-less-poor tourist.) I can't wait to eat a steaming bowl of Wagamama ramen (with shiitake, kamaboko, shrimp, and other goodies), chili chicken ramen, or Thai-flavored kare lomen, washed down with elderflower-flavored sparkling water. I think I can make it till spring. Posted by Devra First at 10:53 AM
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