Shojo

Asian fusion restaurant · East Boston

Shojo

Asian fusion restaurant · East Boston

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Terminal C, Boston, MA 02128

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Tiger ribs, Shojonator burger, duck fat fries, tiki drinks  

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Terminal C, Boston, MA 02128 Get directions

shojoboston.com
@shojoboston

$20–30

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Terminal C, Boston, MA 02128 Get directions

+1 617 755 6144
shojoboston.com
@shojoboston

$20–30

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Oct 12, 2025

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13 Best Burgers in Boston | Eater Boston

"The Shōjōnator ($15) is like an Asian-inspired Big Mac with a quarter-pound Angus beef patty, sriracha aioli, smoked BBQ sauce, bacon, “kimcheese,” and fried shallots, all squished between the two sides of a house-made sesame bao bun. Insider tip: For an even more indulgent experience, add an extra patty, a fried egg, or a side of duck-fat fries." - Erika Adams

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Where to Celebrate Lunar New Year 2025 In and Around Boston | Eater Boston

"Shojo is cooking up several specials for Lunar New Year, including two cocktails that are “smooth, bold, and a little bit sly,” according to a rep for the restaurant, in celebration of the incoming Year of the Snake." - Valerie Li Stack

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Shojo Review - Chinatown - Boston - The Infatuation

"Shojo is the only restaurant in Chinatown that features a graffiti mural of monkeys that appear to be taking over Logan Airport. That in and of itself is not a reason to go here, but when you add in the tiki drinks, duck fat fries, and a burger made with kimchi on a bao bun, you get a place that’s fun for a group dinner. It’s a small spot, so your group won’t be able to be that big, but it’s the type of restaurant that feels like a bar where you might make friends with the next table, anyway." - Dan Secatore

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New Dining Options at Logan Airport - Eater Boston

"Chinatown’s Shōjō (9 Tyler St., Boston) made its airport debut over the weekend in terminal C (by gate C19), open daily from 5 a.m. to 30 minutes before the last departure with grab-and-go meals; seated breakfast, lunch, and dinner; all-day congee; and a full bar. Some Shōjō favorites — such as the shadowless fries, Shojonator burger, and Wu-Tang-style tiger ribs — are on the menu, plus some new grab-and-go dishes meant to hold up well on a flight, like dumplings and a soba noodle salad." - Rachel Leah Blumenthal

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Boston’s Best Tiki Bars | Eater Boston

"The Shojo cocktail menu typically has a few solid options on the Tiki front, such as a mai tai or the loneliest monk, made with rums, Frangelico, pineapple, and lime. Order some shadowless fries and bulgogi beef baos, too." - Dana Hatic

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Putt (Wonderer)

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Located near gate C19, it’s a great place to grab a quick meal during layovers. I got the Shojonator Burger with Fries and it’s pretty good. The portion isn’t huge but that’s a good thing (specifically in this case) because it wouldn’t make you feel too bloated during your next flight.

Ryan Chester

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I ordered the avocado kale salad, which the menu stated would contain pomegranate seeds and cherry tomatoes. What I received after a 25 minute wait contained neither of those ingredients, not to mention that it didn't even have any kale or avocado! This salad cost 19 dollars, and I paid 6.50 on top of that for what turned out to be the oiliest tofu I've ever eaten. I was not offered any kind of refund - I was simply told that this can happen when you order from the touchscreen kiosk and the kitchen gets backed up. I understand that people make mistakes, but I guess at an airport restaurant there's little incentive to make it up to the customer in any way. This was the worst restaurant experience I can remember having, but if you order something else and avoid the touchscreen kiosk, you may get better results.

Howard H

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Yes. This is another review of the airport bar. Normally there is nothing to talk about, but this one is different. Before hopping on another flight back home, I need to get some beers before boarding. Boston airport is huge and it took me a while to walk from my boarding gate to this place. I don't remember which terminal this place is located in, and not sure what type of food they serve. But I saw a few beer tabs so that's it. Then I notice that they have an egg roll appetizer and since I am a little hungry, I thought why not. Surprisingly it wasted great. Crispy on the outside and the filling has a good flavor. It came with a dipping sauce on the side but I didn't even need it. Overall it was a good experience. The price was okay considering I am at the airport. Probably will come back.

Lizard819

Google
Feel kind of had paying $20 for four small dumplings and then being told you can’t sit down if you ordered at the clearly labeled ‘order here’ kiosk Dumplings were just okay but I didn’t know they were going to be deep fried. The salad was about three bites worth of seaweed. It did come out fast and was hot.

Scott Carstairs

Google
Hands down the dirtiest, most disgusting restaurant in the airport. Dirty counters dirty menus, we walked out.

Shawn Morgan

Google
$20 for 5 small wings. I wish I would have known before ordering.

Katherine Morales

Google
The food was great and the ambience was mellow. The bartender stared at us continuously the entire sit, which I’m not sure why. Also they would not respond to our please and thank yous, I will not return

Tommy Boland

Google
Ordered the chicken bao and side of “duck fries”. Overall the food was bland, portion size was small. Definitely not good value. You order through a touch screen computer and when your food is ready they don’t announce it. It’s also I’m a dead end and dimly lit corner of the airport. There are much better places in Boston Logan Airport to visit.