Welcome! You're viewing Boom Noodle on Menuism.
Menuism is your personalized dining journal and restaurant exploration guide – you can keep track of the restaurants you love and want to try, and be a food critic by writing reviews and keeping private notes about your dining experiences. Give it a try!
- Have you been to Boom Noodle? Rate it or add it to your favorites or try list.
- Want to remember something about Boom Noodle? Add a private note and it'll show up whenever you see this listing.
- Not what you're looking for? Browse more restaurants in Seattle, WA »
Boom Noodle
1121 E Pike St Seattle, WA (206) 710-9130 http://www.boomnoodle.com/index.htmlBoom Noodle is a Japanese restaurant where most Menuism users came for fun with friends, paid between $10 and $25, and tipped between 15% to 18%.
People describe this restaurant as [ tag it ]
Stats
- # of dishes people have entered : 3
- # who want to try this restaurant : 1
- # who have favorited this restaurant : 1
Reviews
Be a food critic: Write a review
First reviewed by:
Nice Setting, Mediocre Food
Overall I thought the place was hip and the design was different than the usual Seattle restaurants. The food I thought was only so so. It seemed as though Boom Noodle was shooting for an authentic Japanese Americanized taste. I personally would prefer a more authentic Japanese taste.
-
Boom Salmon Tataki
It was good, it comes with about 5 pieces.
-
Okonomiyaki
Nothing too special, it’s like a Japanese Pancake.
-
Boom Waffle
It’s basically a waffle with ice cream on top of it and some azuki bean. I wouldn’t recommend it.
- I came here for
- fun with friends
- My meal cost
- between $10 and $25
- I tipped
- between 15% to 18%
Spacious and modern, but small portions
I was glad to finally check out this new noodle spot on Capitol Hill that was opened by the creators of Blue C Sushi. Similar to Blue C, the interior of Boom Noodle is attractively modern with a very high ceiling. The use of large dark wood tables helped add a warm feeling to the space.
Service was good, but the portions were smaller than what I’d have hoped for, especially given the prices ($10+ on average).
All in all, not a bad place to soak in the decor, but if I’m hungry I’ll go to Samurai Noodle instead.
- I came here for
- fun with friends
- My meal cost
- between $10 and $25
- I tipped
- between 15% to 18%
Popular Dishes on the Menu
Did you eat at this restaurant? Are you a food lover? Have an opinion to share?
Write a review
