Heard so much about Dojo at Cambridge and had fond memories about it during my student days, but on returning to it on Sunday (Aug 2009), I was really disappointed!

The food was not authentic any more. I can't really tell what was in it, but the taste was spicy, salty and heavily seasoned (no, not as great as you might think)

What I was ...

Never mind the waiting outside (it is always packed), the sharing of tables or the sitting side by side, as if you were on the bus. Much better food than Wagamama, and way cheaper. But not for a romantic meal, and you do get pushed out after a while.

Servers were not especially nice. They were pushy and eager to get us out but the food was excellent. Great tasting, good choices, overall I give 4 stars.

I took a colleague fresh from Hunan province here because it is rated the #1 Asian restaurant in Cambridge on this site. I had to apologise afterwards, because the glop we were served (only had the rice dishes and an appetiser) was not recognisably Chinese at all. Dojo is an imitation of Wagamama -- even the menus look the same -- which is more a ...

Dojo Noodle bar surprised me when I went there with friends, in that despite being in Cambridge, a city notorious for its lack of good places to eat, it served really delicious food at unusually reasonable prices. Expect to pay about £4 for "Side Orders" (starters under another name) and £6-10 for main courses. Whatever happens, you are ...