I really love this spot. They are consistently good, we always order for delivery so I can't speak for the service but the food is great!! Would have given 5 stars but recently they removed tofu from the menu. And as a vegetarian the tofu is a major selling point for me. Just veggies doesn't give me enough substance. Please bring back tofu

Loved everything about it. Menu, service, atmosphere, food, cocktails. My husband has been 3 times. He orders ramen and I get extra soup and take some of his. Plenty for us. Delicious. Cozy and satisfying

Solid Japanese place in Canton! Right off of a main road, Tama offers Ramen and other Japanese food alongside drinks. Tama is a tapa-style restaurant that is very affordable. The portions aren't too small (in my opinion) but are easily sharable with some friends. I haven't tried the ramen personally, but my friend had their Tama Deluxe Ramen which came with egg, chashu, onion, scallion, bamboo shoot, corn, and black garlic oil. She said it was pretty solid, but she's had better We had their Japanese Mixed Fries (which are purple potato and regular potato fries) and I really enjoyed them. The sauce that came with them was delicious as well. I also tried their sushi taco, spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls. I liked the sushi taco quite a bit; it came with different types of spicy fish and a crispy outer seaweed taco. It was different and unique! Their regular spicy tuna and spicy salmon rolls were the typical to-be-expected sushis, nothing out of the blue. They have some fun cocktails for a reasonable price which I look forward to trying. I think this would be a good place to catch up with friends over some drinks and light snacks! Service was kind and friendly! I'd come back to try some other interesting items here, perhaps during their lunch/happy hour!

Wow, this might be my new favorite restaurant in the Boston area! And thanks to Yelp for guiding the way! I was trying to discover a new restaurant and came across this place! I decided to give it a try, purely based on Yelp!! Love the fact that they have Monday - Friday happy hour (food) menu from 3 pm to 5:30 pm. You can try a variety of appetizers this way! This is honestly should be the way "tapa style restaurant" be! Small portions with affordable prices! Not small portions with an expensive price tag. I know online it says happy hour until 6 pm, but the current menu reads 5:30 pm. Better show up early to be safe! I came here recently and was surprised how many people were here taking advantage of the happy hour prices! I'd definitely recommend the chicken wings, sushi taco, and takoyaki. The chicken ramen was just okay. The classic ramen was pretty good! I had the Hurricane drink, but honestly was very weak because I couldn't taste the alcohol. Staff here are so friendly. Lots of young kids/families here during my visit! Ambiance is great, but they do play pretty loud pop music here. It can get pretty noisy. Great indoor air quality (CO2 ppm around 600) during the entire visit, which was surprising given how crowded it was! The private parking lot is a little tricky to get to, since the entrance & exit is next to a busy street. Just make sure you find the Dunkin's sign, and then you will know the turn into the right lot!

This place is a gem. Right off the highway so it's easy to get to (near Trillium Brewery). It's all red inside, feeling almost sensual. A decent size bar on one side and the other is booth dining tables. Staff are nice and friendly. The Happy Hour menu is great if you want to give this place a try (Mon-Fri 3-6pm). My coconut lychee martini was okay. We left Tama full and happy. Would come back again to try their Ramen and other dishes.

The service was wonderful, the ambiance was fun, and the staff was great! Prices were very reasonable too. You can make reservations or walk in. Kid friendly. Drinks: they have a variety of options from cocktails to beer, wine, and sake. I loved my Blue Hawaii, not too sweet and perfectly made. Appetizers: Their edamame was delicious and perfectly cooked, our kids destroyed the pan fried dumplings. The fried chicken tatsuta was killer. The kushiyaki were all delicious and a small tasting of flavorful meats (or veggies), we got a couple and they were all so great. Ramen: we all ordered the spicy tobkatsu, it was the perfect spice level, not too spicy but well balanced. The pork was perfect proportions and delicious flavor. Noodles were okay. Dessert: we got the fried tempura ice cream and it was pretty underwhelming and not fully cooked through unfortunately. Bottom line, we would come back and overall had a great experience and recommend this restaurant.