15 Best Asian Restaurants in Boston

“amazing food. INCREDIBLE service. can not say enough good things about my experience there last night.“

“Awesome Dumplings!! Great Service!☺️“

“Great food and service equals great value!!“

“Bangkok Bento is a cozy Thai restaurant that blends Thai dishes with sushi, giving it a slightly different feel from a traditional Thai spot. The space has a warm and comfortable atmosphere with a smaller dining room that feels more intimate, making it a nice option for casual dinners or meeting up with friends. The mix of Thai food and sushi also makes it a good choice when a group wants different types of dishes without having to pick just one cuisine.

The menu has a wide range of Thai classics, noodles, curries, and sushi options. The pad thai is a solid choice with a good balance of peanut flavor and sauce, while the drunken noodles bring more bold flavors with a slightly savory and spicy profile. The khao soi stands out as one of the more interesting dishes, with a rich curry broth and noodles paired with crispy chicken for a nice contrast in textures. The crispy duck mango curry is another highlight, combining sweet mango flavors with the richness of the curry and crispy duck. Portions are generous, so it’s easy to order a few dishes and share.

The appetizers and desserts also add a lot to the experience. The mango sticky rice is a great way to finish the meal, especially when the mango is fresh and sweet. Drinks like Thai tea are a nice pairing, though sweetness levels can vary depending on what you order. The sushi side of the menu gives the restaurant more variety, though the Thai dishes feel like the stronger focus.

Service is friendly and welcoming, and the overall experience feels relaxed. The restaurant has a comfortable pace that works well for a sit-down meal rather than a quick bite. The staff helps create a casual neighborhood feel, making it easy to settle in and enjoy a longer meal.

Overall, Bangkok Bento is a great option when you’re looking for flavorful Thai food in a comfortable setting with plenty of variety. Between the noodles, curries, crispy dishes, and desserts, there’s enough on the menu to keep coming back and trying something new. It’s especially good for groups where everyone wants something different.“

“Great Korean fusion spot in Seaport. Between the three of us, we shared the chopped cheese rice cakes, General Lee’s fried chicken, and the OG Broccolini, and it was more than enough food. The chopped cheese rice cakes were the standout dish and an absolute must-order.

The only downside was the outdoor seating. We were hoping to enjoy the nice weather outside, but there were noticeable fumes above the patio area that detracted from the experience. Aside from that, the food was excellent and we’d definitely come back. Despite that minor issue, the food was creative, flavorful, and memorable enough that we’d gladly return.“

“Very fresh ingredients. Grab and go sushi plus freshly made sushi. Crispy, refreshing Moshi sparkling Yuzu. Decent portion for a reasonable price. Friendly and accommodating staff. All utensils neatly provided. Outlets at tables for convenient phone/device charging. Plentiful poke bowls too. 10/10. Go there.“

“YGF Malatang is a build your own malatang restaurant located right outside of Symphony Hall or the Newbury Street area.

The staff are friendly and pump out orders quickly. One downside is the sauce bar is not take-out, or there weren't any sauce containers available to use.

The choices are clearly labeled with a wide range of meats and vegetables in the assortment. It is pretty easy to build the bowl and get to a pricy amount, but we got a pretty good portion for 2 people under $30. The malatang soup base is pretty flavorful though not that spicy.“

“Mi Soul is a great miso soup ramen, the pork is esp tender and generous.Ten Yum was solid, very simple(just noodle and shrimp) and was mild/medium spicy.Poke was good, fish was very clean tasting, and a good amount of rice. I only wish they had spicy mayo as an option, more Seaweed or furikake for crispyness, and a little more cabbage to go with the large amount of rice. Great to have the option given the other poke spots are about a mile away.“

“Excellent food. Service was amazing.“

“My favorite place. We come down from Marblehead both to eat in and do take out. Food is delicious and they do a wonderful job of packing up food for take out. Everything is so fresh and tasty we are never disappointed.“

“The food was delicious，I recommend this place。“

“On our Wednesday Night Culinary 🧑‍🍳 Travels we ended up in Roslindale Village at The Village Sushi & Grill🥢. We sat outside on the Patio and were Greeted by our Waitress who was Welcoming and Helpful with Menu choices. She took our Drink and Appetizer orders for the 😋Tempura Starter, 😋Chicken on Skewer, 😋Don Shumai (deep fried), 😋Scallion Pancake, Sushi Starter, 😋Miso Soup,😋 Unagi (Eel) Sushi and an Entree of Bui-Go-Ki 😋. Everything was 😋 Delicious and Tasty. 😋 The Drinks were Ice Cold 🍷🍻. The Service was Excellent 👍.
Highly Recommend Village Sushi & Grill . ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“

“Ok been here a few times now and it never disappoints! Open late, noodles are delish, and the spicy beef bao was SO DELISH! (They don’t always have it though, their menu changes occasionally which is awesome). Perfectly sweet and fluffy bao, beef was flavorful and yummy, plus pickled veg in there! Says they close at 1 but we walked in well past 2am after the bars closed.
Omg the pork katsu tornado curry omurice is to die for!!! So crispy crunchy even after sitting in curry sauce for the entire meal! The egg, fire. Sauce, yes.
And ok but seriously best best thing on the menu is the hotpot beef noodles!! The broth is phenomenallllllll, scent of lemongrass bamboo and ginger in such a spicy fresh aromatic broth, it gave me life! And it has some pickly things and greens in there and the NOODLES are absolute perfection! The texture, just yes! And big chunks of tender brisket. Wow, miracle lollll
Can skip the karage though, meh.“

“This brings me back to my childhood. The best fried rice and general tsos I've ever had was at this place called China Wok in the King of Prussia mall. They closed down a good decade ago, and I've never had anything like it since. As of Saturday, I found the same fried rice and general tsos of my early days here. Never thought I'd experience that again. Ate my double combo in like 3 minutes. If I lived in Boston I would go here every week. My friend let me try some of the honey chicken that they had got and it was really good too. Thank you for letting me relive my childhood one more time.“

“My third visit to Thai Basil and I will be back again. Great Pad Thai - alot of good food for a reasonable price. Singha beer from Thailand - what more could you want? 5 stars out of five. 👍🏻“