Foumami - Boston

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Foumami

Foumami
4.1 / 5 (260 reviews)

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Foumami in Boston is an Asian sandwich bar known for its shao bings bread, offering a unique combination of crispiness and chewiness. The menu features a wide array of filling options inspired by regions like Shandong, China and Japan. Customers can also enjoy a variety of salad options with ingredients like potatoes, apples, and raisins.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: Adil

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★ 4.1 / 5 from 260 reviews
rubia-8
01.08.2023

MOST DELICIOUS food in the financial district! I can not sing their praises enough. I go here at least twice a week for their bibimbap salad. It is So Unique, inventive and borderline addictive. I can't get enough of it and they give your fantastic homemade Scallion pancakes with every meal.

taylor-288
01.08.2023

As for Foumami, I've tasted a few sandwiches made with authentic shao bing bread, which is a crispy, flaky bread similar to scallion pancakes. Since this bread is drier compared to a soft, fluffy loaf, I recommend ordering sandwiches that come with a sauce, such as the chicken katsu! My favorite, however, was the Spicy Grilled Pork Loin sandwich, which included pickled vegetables and had a delicious banh mi vibe.

jasmine-175
01.08.2023

Love this spot!!! Such a unique and flavorful taste. Their scallion pancake pizzas and sandwiches are so delicious. I would highly recommend coming here for lunch or takeout for dinner. Can’t wait to be back.

adil-jahangir
05.04.2025

The cashier when I go for lunch is one of the most friendliest employees I?ve known. She was able to make the experience with fun and offered a few recommendations on what to try. I believe her name was Stella?

taylor-shishido-1
05.04.2025

This review is for both Foumami (lunch takeout/dine-in) and Makeboluo Pizza (evening takeout). Makeboluo, the sister concept of Foumami, invented the concept of scallion pancake pizza dough (in comparison to deep dish, NY style, Detroit style, etc) withAsian-inspired toppings! We tried the Soseji and 5 spice BBQ; I preferred the Soseji for its unique standout flavors. It hadsambal chili sauce and sesame soy pork sausage, and the 5 spice BBQ was topped with 5 spice chicken and Asian bbq sauce. Thecrust was sooo flaky and tasty by itself and seriously tastes like a scallion pancake. I found myself longing for the sweet soydipping sauce while eating the crust. When I go back, I'm definitely trying their more unique Asian flavors that really makethis business stand out like the Kewpie pizza. You can find Makeboluo on UberEats! I've also tried a couple of sandwiches fromFoumami that use authentic shao bing bread, which is a flakier crispy bread similar to a scallion pancake. Since the bread is onthe drier side compared to a soft fluffy bread, I recommend getting the sandwiches that comes with sauce like the chicken katsu!However, my favorite sandwich was the Spicy grilled pork loin, which came with pickled vegetables and reminded me of a banh mi.

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The second closest station is MBTA-State, located 409 meters away.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physical disabilities.

You can also pay for your menus with the common credit cards.

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