Beijing Cafe
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Beijing Cafe Reviews
Authentic dishes and really delicious! One of my favorite stops when I am in the Boston area.
$20 noodle in lamb soup with little lamb and a $4.5 pork bun with little pork. Not worthwhile at all. The waiter is ignorant to my feedback.
I went to a summer camp at Boston university and I wanted some boba. There is a picture of delicious boba on the poster and I was so tempted. I asked the lady if I could have the mango milk tea (it was literally on the poster outside) and she said it’s just mango tea without milk. I was like ok she gave me the tea and the cup???? The cup was MOLECULAR. It was so small it DID NOT LOOK LIKE THE BOBA IN THE POSTER. when I sipped it the mango tea was like clumpy but you k ow what’s...read full review
Beijing Cafe offers a mix of traditional Chinese dishes. The place looks plain and unassuming, with no music playing in the background, but the food is quite delicious and authentic in flavor. The steamed dumplings are cooked to the perfect texture, and the filling is not too salty. The mapo tofu may sometimes be disappointing with firm tofu and overcooked rice, but other dishes like the General Tso's chicken are satisfying and worth the price. The cold sesame noodles and broccoli are highlights, and the veg spring rolls are crispy. The restaurant has family-style dining and daily specials, but customers should be prepared for à la carte service with no tea or rice included. Despite some minor issues like a hole in the wall appearance and a dirty bathroom, the food remains pretty good, focusing on classic, familiar dishes that remind many of home-cooked meals. The staff is kind, and the restaurant is clean and dependable.