They overcharged me. They added the tip automatically in the reciept and would not remove it. Food tasted pathetic. Very disappointed. The duck tasted like it was cremated in the 19th century.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ariana Zamora
Great late night good spot - open till 4 am!
Steve Nasiatka
Con artists. Check your bill very closely. Last time I had an extra drink and gave benefit of the doubt. This time was very different and entree, appetizer, beer came in at $86. WTF
Nia Cabey
Make sure you’re white girl wasted, otherwise it’s painfully clear that those food is trash. EVERYTHING is reheated. And the fried rice looks like regular rice just oily. But sober up when the bill comes because they try to add their tip in the meal and then they try to get an extra tip. They hand you a meal slip in traditional Chinese. Beware of this restaurant.
Pinina Rodriguez
Not what it used to be but the food still good
L. S.
Absolutely not! I went with a group of friends and i just couldn’t do it. Everything looks unsanitary. My table ordered tons of food and they all complained about the taste and price. Staff was rude which i can deal with. I enjoyed a Corona and that’s it. If you eat here you don’t care about life
Lee Dz
Great service with happy workers and food packed with flavor, fresh seafood, and great drinks 🍸 🍹. It was my 1st time trying eel, and I loved it. The salt amd pepper shrimp were amazing and the ginger lobster ohhhhmylantahhh definitely will order again. Thank you guys for the extra chips
Adi
Amazing cold tea
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Skylar Macedo
After stumbling out of a concert some locals brought a friend and I to this spot for some late night food and tea. By far one of the greatest experiences of my life. The food was delicious and came out piping hot (yes even at 3AM), the staff was amazing and the other guests were even better. Not to mention, sushi so fresh you can even pick the fish you’d like straight from the tank! Overall a very wonderful night, this will be my new spot every time I visit Boston from now on <3
There is literal POOP on my food. I was so excited about dumplings, turns out they dumped on the box?
Collin Hullum
It’s like every visit is worse than the other. Food is good but highly overpriced and for the service that comes with it dining in or out they should really be giving the ish for free. I craved the salt and pepper shrimp so much and looked forward to it over every other place. Now I’ll settle for golden gate tonight and hope they don’t disappoint like moon villa.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
Jea Kim
Worst Chinese restaurant in Boston’s Chinatown.
As the only Chinese food option available past 2 AM in Boston, New Moon Villa might seem like an enticing choice after a night out. However, I've fallen into this trap multiple times and always regretted it after just a couple of bites. Located slightly outside of Chinatown in an area with little foot traffic, it’s no surprise that I rarely see people dining in. The quality of their food is the lowest I've encountered among Chinatown restaurants, and it was clear why it’s not a popular spot for dine-in.
Every single item I’ve gotten from my past few takeouts, except for the white rice, has been underwhelming. The salt and pepper entrées, like the wings and spareribs, had decent seasoning, but the brittle and sharp bone pieces suggested they were old, frozen meats. The Szechuan Twice-Cooked Pork was drowning in sauce, with pork portions so small it felt more like a hide-and-seek game than a meal. For the price, I expected a lot more pork and a lot less sauce and vegetables.
The Chinese Sausage Fried Rice was downright nasty and inedible due to its pungent smell. When I opened the box, it hit me with an odor reminiscent of dishwasher steam. While it tasted slightly better than it smelled, I couldn’t get past the stench and ended up tossing most of it. If you're craving some rice, I’d recommend sticking with the plain white rice.
Probably won't be ordering from here again. If you're really craving some late-night Chinese takeout, I'd suggest hitting up places like Jumbo Seafood before 2 AM.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
- Anda
Best thing about this place is they are open late. The food is mediocre at best. Late night brings the odd late night crowd.
Saddest chicken kung pao ive had. Barely any chicken or spice. Essentially celery, carrot and nut mixed with oil.
Beef chow mein came with 4 small pieces of beef. Mediocre.
Overall not the best, but might be your only late night option.
They overcharged me. They added the tip automatically in the reciept and would not remove it. Food tasted pathetic. Very disappointed. The duck tasted like it was cremated in the 19th century.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Great late night good spot - open till 4 am!
Con artists. Check your bill very closely. Last time I had an extra drink and gave benefit of the doubt. This time was very different and entree, appetizer, beer came in at $86. WTF
Make sure you’re white girl wasted, otherwise it’s painfully clear that those food is trash. EVERYTHING is reheated. And the fried rice looks like regular rice just oily. But sober up when the bill comes because they try to add their tip in the meal and then they try to get an extra tip. They hand you a meal slip in traditional Chinese. Beware of this restaurant.
Not what it used to be but the food still good
Absolutely not! I went with a group of friends and i just couldn’t do it. Everything looks unsanitary. My table ordered tons of food and they all complained about the taste and price. Staff was rude which i can deal with. I enjoyed a Corona and that’s it. If you eat here you don’t care about life
Great service with happy workers and food packed with flavor, fresh seafood, and great drinks 🍸 🍹. It was my 1st time trying eel, and I loved it. The salt amd pepper shrimp were amazing and the ginger lobster ohhhhmylantahhh definitely will order again. Thank you guys for the extra chips
Amazing cold tea
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
After stumbling out of a concert some locals brought a friend and I to this spot for some late night food and tea. By far one of the greatest experiences of my life. The food was delicious and came out piping hot (yes even at 3AM), the staff was amazing and the other guests were even better. Not to mention, sushi so fresh you can even pick the fish you’d like straight from the tank! Overall a very wonderful night, this will be my new spot every time I visit Boston from now on <3
Delicious food and great service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Not good.. sorry
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
There is literal POOP on my food. I was so excited about dumplings, turns out they dumped on the box?
It’s like every visit is worse than the other. Food is good but highly overpriced and for the service that comes with it dining in or out they should really be giving the ish for free. I craved the salt and pepper shrimp so much and looked forward to it over every other place. Now I’ll settle for golden gate tonight and hope they don’t disappoint like moon villa.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 1
Worst Chinese restaurant in Boston’s Chinatown.
As the only Chinese food option available past 2 AM in Boston, New Moon Villa might seem like an enticing choice after a night out. However, I've fallen into this trap multiple times and always regretted it after just a couple of bites. Located slightly outside of Chinatown in an area with little foot traffic, it’s no surprise that I rarely see people dining in. The quality of their food is the lowest I've encountered among Chinatown restaurants, and it was clear why it’s not a popular spot for dine-in.
Every single item I’ve gotten from my past few takeouts, except for the white rice, has been underwhelming. The salt and pepper entrées, like the wings and spareribs, had decent seasoning, but the brittle and sharp bone pieces suggested they were old, frozen meats. The Szechuan Twice-Cooked Pork was drowning in sauce, with pork portions so small it felt more like a hide-and-seek game than a meal. For the price, I expected a lot more pork and a lot less sauce and vegetables.
The Chinese Sausage Fried Rice was downright nasty and inedible due to its pungent smell. When I opened the box, it hit me with an odor reminiscent of dishwasher steam. While it tasted slightly better than it smelled, I couldn’t get past the stench and ended up tossing most of it. If you're craving some rice, I’d recommend sticking with the plain white rice.
Probably won't be ordering from here again. If you're really craving some late-night Chinese takeout, I'd suggest hitting up places like Jumbo Seafood before 2 AM.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Best thing about this place is they are open late. The food is mediocre at best. Late night brings the odd late night crowd.
Saddest chicken kung pao ive had. Barely any chicken or spice. Essentially celery, carrot and nut mixed with oil.
Beef chow mein came with 4 small pieces of beef. Mediocre.
Overall not the best, but might be your only late night option.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
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