Orders are placed at the counter, so after wandering up there and perusing the menu, I decided to try the Chicken Yakisoba. I was amused when my meal -- along with everyone else’s at my table -- arrived in a large boat. It wasn’t made of ginger, but a boat indeed it was, and it was filled with Chicken Yakisoba, rice and a small amount of coleslaw of sorts (this last was nestled into the bow of my boat). Both the noodles and rice were cooked just right, and none of my food was too greasy or salty.

When I finally leaned back in my chair, feeling very full, I listened to the hip tunes coming from The Ginger Boat’s speakers and watched college students come in and order take-out. It occurred to me then that, what with the plentiful plates of food, the understated, Asian-style décor and the low-key atmosphere, The Ginger Boat is just the sort of place I would’ve gone to study for awhile, back when I was in college. Nevertheless, I think I can safely guarantee that you’ll enjoy it much more if you don’t have to spread an entire quarter’s worth of notes next to your food on the table in front of you.

Written By: Lisa Holt

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