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Ready for baos, bites, and bowls? New neighborhood noodle bar Mecha celebrates its Dedham opening with a $10,000 giveaway. The first 100 guests in line when doors open at 4pm on Saturday, November 8, will each receive a $100 digital gift card to use on a future visit (activated November 9). The opening weekend celebration includes Lion Dance performance by the Wah Lum Kung Fu & Tai Chi Academy, music, and entertainment. Early arrival strongly encouraged as this is a first-come, first-served event. And of course, families are welcome, but only guests 18+ who dine in and make a purchase during opening day eligible for the $100 giveaway. More details on Eventbrite, and follow @EatRamen on Instagram and TikTok for updates!
Mecha, Vietnamese for "mom and pop,” was founded by childhood friends Tony Pham and Rich Reyes, who grew up in their immigrant families' restaurants. The menu features authentic family recipes including Vietnamese pho, Japanese ramen, bao buns, dumplings, hand rolls, and creative Asian-inspired cocktails. Mecha donates $0.50 from every bowl of ramen sold to local charities through their nonprofit Eat Justice, raising over $1 million for the community.
Details:
When: Saturday, November 8, 4:00 PM (doors open) Where: Mecha Noodle Bar, 756 Legacy Place, Dedham, MA 02026 Cost: Free to attend; food or drink purchase required to receive gift card RSVP: Eventbrite (does not guarantee gift card—first 100 only)
Mecha Noodle Bar Dedham
756 Legacy Place
Dedham, MA 02026
United States
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Congratulations, Erin, a well-deserved victory and a voice we sorely need in our town government.
Congratulation to all👏. It is a welcome out come to see some new faces and voice add to the town government.
This is one of the most up-lifting posts I've read in a while. Thank you for sharing (and inspiring).
First of all, the intersection improvements are scheduled for the upcoming years and they are not related to Westwood at all.
The plaza on 109 where the Post Office is located would be a prime site for a modern development. It is a relic from the 1950#. Why haven’t the town planners sought a project for that location?
This is Route 1, the most heavily commercialized corridor in the region, and calling this an “existential threat” isn’t based in reality.