(206) 701-9130
1121 E Pike St
(12th Avenue)
Seattle,
WA
98122
47.6139
-122.3178
Neighborhoods: Capitol Hill, Broadway
Hours:
Sun-Thu 12pm-10pm
Fri-Sat 12pm-2am
Price:
$
Parking:
Metered; Pay lot
Boom Noodle
What People Are Saying About Boom Noodle
The Editor
Anna Roth
Citysearch
In Short – In Japan, your "boom" is your current obsession. At this pretty, modern Pike/Pine noodle house, your "boom" could become many things: The authentic Japanese ramens, ultra-shareable small plates like edamame puree with sweet potato chips or curry potato croquettes and out-of-the-ordinary desserts. Everyone from Central Community College hipsters to middle-age Capitol Hill residents mingle at the communal tables or gather in the minimalist, lime-green bar area for handcrafted cocktails and unusual fresh juices.
05/04/09
Totally Unique!
by CandiceR
I love this place. I am always looking for unique places to eat, and this one definitely takes the cake. But it's not scary unique, its just unique unique. I had the sizzling toban beef and the okanomiyaki for apps and they are so good, especially the beef. Sizzling hot with garlic chips, onions and mushrooms, yummy! The yaki udon and the wasabi soba are both delicious too! And if you have room for dessert, which I kind of doubt, try the Boom Waffle!
- Pros: Great Prices
- Cons: Communal Seating (although it doesn't bother me)
04/22/09
Awesome Apps!
by hngrychix
I love all of their food, but I am especially in love with their appetizers (they refer to them as "small plates"). I could eat there every day if I could afford it. My favorites are Sesame Tofu and Sizzling Toban beef, check it out for happy hour when prices are even cheaper!
- Pros: Good Prices
- Cons: Parking
04/04/09
Good ramen to be found at the Boom
by steveftoth
Good noodles, good atmosphere, good service. Not the cheapest but worth the price if you like good ramen. The Tokyo pork ramen was excellent, yummy and filling.
- Pros: Really good noodles
- Cons: You pay for the atmosphere
The Details on Boom Noodle
What to Drink:
Along with sake, wine and Sapporo on tap, house cocktails have a Japanese bent--like the Kyoto Blossom, made with Absolut pear, fresh lemon juice, grenadine and a slice of candied ginger.
Look Good:
Not a big drinker? Try a freshly squeezed juice, like the ruby red Madison Sunrise, a healthy blend of orange, carrot and beet juice with ginger and shiso.
Know Before You Go:
Boom Noodle is brought to you by the same folks behind Blue C Sushi.
When to Go:
Pingpong tournaments are held on Friday and Saturday nights after 11pm in the bar, which coincide with late-night happy hour. Drink cheap sake bombs and play at your own peril.
Happy Hour:
Every day from 4pm to 6pm and 10pm to close, enjoy a long list of cheap eats (nothing more than $6), cheap sake bombs, discounted cocktails and more.
Kid-Friendly:
Get your kid started on international cuisine early: Kids 10 and under have their own menus, including bento boxes with things like chicken teriyaki, fried tofu and pork dumplings with steamed rice, edamame and cucumber salad.
Category:
Payment Methods:
Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Family-Friendly Dining, Late Night Dining, Private Rooms, People Watching, Lunch Spot, Group Dining, Happy Hour, Dine At The Bar, Cheap Eats, Bar Scene
General Info:
Open 7 Days
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