Bringing people and cultures together with Yasu & Masa’s ramen: Tannya Cai (MBA ’21) reports. It was a cold, rainy day. On October 27, in 90 minutes, over 50 bowls of ramen were served by Yasu & Masa’s, a new startup founded by Yasu Sasago (MBA ’20) and Masato Nakamura (MBA ’20). A company focused… Continue reading The Warmth of Ramen
Category: Reviews
Boston Dreams of Sushi
Seeking refuge from the autumnal breeze, I was walking in Boston’s Leather District and, at first, had inadvertently walked past my destination. O Ya, one of Boston’s upscale sushi restaurants, was right on the corner of East Street with a small wooden door that made way into a narrow entrance, as if one were entering… Continue reading Boston Dreams of Sushi
Lala Rokh: Evading Campus Life, Arabian Nights Style
If you are not able to travel far afield on an HBS trek for Spring Break, Lala Rokh offers an alternative to evade campus life, Arabian Nights style. Hidden in a quiet street, this Beacon Hill hideaway offers all that the HBS campus doesn’t: peace, romanticism and… Persian cuisine. After stepping down a short flight… Continue reading Lala Rokh: Evading Campus Life, Arabian Nights Style
Restaurant Review: Pammy’s
As the wind picks up and the skies turn grey, students across campus are starting to realize that falling asleep with your cases is 1) an ineffective studying strategy, and 2) no substitute for a warm body. HBS, welcome to cuffing season. Recognized as the inverse relationship between the… Continue reading Restaurant Review: Pammy’s
Critical Seasoning: Little Donkey
Tired of the restaurants in Harvard Square, but don’t want to venture all the way into Boston? Opened by the same James Beard Award Winners who run Toro (a popular tapas restaurant in Boston and NYC), Little Donkey is the hottest new restaurant in Cambridge that all your foodie friends have been Instagramming. The menu… Continue reading Critical Seasoning: Little Donkey
Critical Seasoning
A monthly feature in The Harbus reviewing the most interesting bars and restaurants near HBS The squares of Cambridge have always served as hubs for the local neighborhoods. To the west lies Harvard’s posh polish and to the east Kendall’s industrial gleam, but between them sits Central Square, the slightly grittier middle child. What Central… Continue reading Critical Seasoning
Critical Seasoning
A new feature in The Harbus reviewing the most interesting bars and restaurant near HBS Restaurant Review: Alden & Harlow Given the abundance of New American restaurants in this town (and a subsequent dearth of originality), you might be forgiven for thinking that Alden & Harlow is just another in the glut of gastropubs. It… Continue reading Critical Seasoning