Everything was so weird. Burnt spring roll, burnt ribs, burnt teriyaki, 3 chicken fingers that was nasty, and almost forgot 1 stiff chicken wing, no shrimp, no egg rolls, no crab ragoon and this was a pupu platter for 1 but they charge $32 dollars which is the price of a 2 person platter with tax....also ordered shrimp fried rice that cost $15 and this place sent me plain white rice with eggs and 5 tiny shrimps. I got my refund faster than the uber eats driver got to the end of my street and there's less than 40 units and a one way ! Also arrived almost 2 hours after purchase.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Eshawna Jordan
Charged $11 tip to my order and there's no postage that tip is automatically included. Will never spend my money there again!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 1
ze Zhu
No service, long waiting time, make sure the check is right because they sub charge too. Terrible experience !
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
maggie hu
The service is sucks, very slow , the food is small and not fresh. The waiter is trying to change the price , making sure you are checking on the price .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Shan Hu
I have never tasted such terrible food, the food is not fresh, the service attitude is super bad, the prices are changed randomly (note⚠️), don’t go
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Déjate Llevar
The gentleman was hilarious.
Vanessa Labossiere
The eels in the tank give me nightmares , but other than that it’s a great , late night spot.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Filipe V.
I've been wanting to visit this restaurant since it's close to my work but mostly since it's open till 4 a.m.! Now that's something you don't see in Boston. There are pros about this place, and there are cons. I'll start with the pros. I tried the egg drop soup, first time I ever had it, and it was delicious. Plus, it was cold and my stomach was upset earlier so it helped settle it down. The egg rolls were delicious (though, they were missing sauce). I asked for sweet and sour sauce to go with, and once it was brought out, I tried it and it was great. The pork fried rice was enormous. It was like a Halloween candy's bag worth. I thought I wasn't going to enjoy it but was much better than I thought - the peas, little bits of pork, sprouts, and veggies made it taste great. The soy sauce they gave was perfect in pairing, and I'm selective on soy sauce - not too salty, and perfectly savory. The bad: crab rangoons were not flattering. The filling was skimpy, and didn't taste any crab. In a way it didn't matter the size of the filling since the cream cheese was bad. It's almost as if dried up cream cheese and tofu merged - not flavorful and did taste good; definite pass. Yet; crab rangoons are not an authentic Chinese dish so I can't full blame them (I think the restaurant would be better off in simply not having them. The chicken was blah. The sauce on it was decent, the peppers were good, but it was mushy sparse chicken overly coated in deep fried batter. One thing to be most careful for is price gouging - initially I asked for water, then later a Coke. The woman said aloud "1 water, 1 coke". She brought a bottle of water. I've never had bottled water brought at a restaurant where you dine at the tables. I asked for tap water instead, and she brought it out. So, be careful. If she said "1 bottled water...." I would have corrected her on the spot. I was going to give the place 4 stars, as some menu items were great, but what totally took off a star was on the check (all of the left side in chinese which I don't know how to read) I was looking at the itemized costs. I initially was writing a tip amount of $10, then saw a line that read "$10" on the written receipt. I asked the lady "What's the $10?" She said TIP. I couldn't believe it. I was dining just by myself, my total, with tax came to about $50 and didn't even know it's legal for a restaurant to add a tip on your behalf. I wasn't notified ahead of time, definitely am not a party of 6+ people, and the boldness of when I saw a standard tip line. I know the saying "Don't tip on tax" but never mind "Don't tip on a pre-set tip!" Ridiculous.
bryan debarbieris
I ordered late night delivery from this place. I ordered the sizzling beef plate. The food was fresh and hot when it arrived which was nice but the biggest problem was that in the picture of the food there was a bowl of white rice next to it and no rice came with the entree. For $22 you would think you should get some rice. So it was disappointing to have to just eat the meat and veggies alone.
I've order a basic Wonton Noodle soup and it was horrible and expensive, $25 for 2 wonton noodle soup... It wasn't authentic, the wonton were just the wrapper, no fillings... Soup had no flavor, it was just hot water... Definitely not what it use to be when I use to go there as a kid.... Totally not recommended...
Colton Chassie
Best Chinese place I have ever been to. Great food great service ! I wish I lived next to this place I would eat it everyday no capParking: Easily to find if you know your way around Boston/Chinatown
I wish I read the reviews before I ordered. Correct. Crab rangoons were not good. Actually nothing was a favorite of mine. Especially anything from poo poo platter. $120.00 for two people? Not worth the overpriced money. Had to say my piece.
Jessie Keenan
JUST LEFT !!!Food was cooked fresh to order, spare ribs, Fried dumpling, scallion pancakes, "shredded chicken" which was sliced, and beef Lomain, 2 waters (we expected glasses of water [free]@ most places, we received bottled, which we didnt ask for)(( $4.00)) our bill came to 61.50 plus 17.00. For what??? They add money where they can, adding waters we didn't order, plus tipping themselves. . . Like what?? No, you rushed us out. For was good, like perfect drunk food. But WATCH YOUR CHECK!! THEY WILL CHARGE YOU FOR ANYTHING THEY CAN AND ANYTHING THEY WANT. We relied when the table behind us complained saying, don't charge us for waters we didn't order, and we didn't ask for chopsticks! They charge you?!?! This place is wild, and I don't even think they can legally just charge people gratuity without notice. Also the online menu is 4 dollars cheaper than the after hours. Just don't go.
Everything was so weird. Burnt spring roll, burnt ribs, burnt teriyaki, 3 chicken fingers that was nasty, and almost forgot 1 stiff chicken wing, no shrimp, no egg rolls, no crab ragoon and this was a pupu platter for 1 but they charge $32 dollars which is the price of a 2 person platter with tax....also ordered shrimp fried rice that cost $15 and this place sent me plain white rice with eggs and 5 tiny shrimps. I got my refund faster than the uber eats driver got to the end of my street and there's less than 40 units and a one way ! Also arrived almost 2 hours after purchase.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Charged $11 tip to my order and there's no postage that tip is automatically included. Will never spend my money there again!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 1
No service, long waiting time, make sure the check is right because they sub charge too. Terrible experience !
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 2
Service: 1
The service is sucks, very slow , the food is small and not fresh. The waiter is trying to change the price , making sure you are checking on the price .
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
I have never tasted such terrible food, the food is not fresh, the service attitude is super bad, the prices are changed randomly (note⚠️), don’t go
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The gentleman was hilarious.
The eels in the tank give me nightmares , but other than that it’s a great , late night spot.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
I've been wanting to visit this restaurant since it's close to my work but mostly since it's open till 4 a.m.! Now that's something you don't see in Boston. There are pros about this place, and there are cons. I'll start with the pros. I tried the egg drop soup, first time I ever had it, and it was delicious. Plus, it was cold and my stomach was upset earlier so it helped settle it down. The egg rolls were delicious (though, they were missing sauce). I asked for sweet and sour sauce to go with, and once it was brought out, I tried it and it was great. The pork fried rice was enormous. It was like a Halloween candy's bag worth. I thought I wasn't going to enjoy it but was much better than I thought - the peas, little bits of pork, sprouts, and veggies made it taste great. The soy sauce they gave was perfect in pairing, and I'm selective on soy sauce - not too salty, and perfectly savory. The bad: crab rangoons were not flattering. The filling was skimpy, and didn't taste any crab. In a way it didn't matter the size of the filling since the cream cheese was bad. It's almost as if dried up cream cheese and tofu merged - not flavorful and did taste good; definite pass. Yet; crab rangoons are not an authentic Chinese dish so I can't full blame them (I think the restaurant would be better off in simply not having them. The chicken was blah. The sauce on it was decent, the peppers were good, but it was mushy sparse chicken overly coated in deep fried batter. One thing to be most careful for is price gouging - initially I asked for water, then later a Coke. The woman said aloud "1 water, 1 coke". She brought a bottle of water. I've never had bottled water brought at a restaurant where you dine at the tables. I asked for tap water instead, and she brought it out. So, be careful. If she said "1 bottled water...." I would have corrected her on the spot. I was going to give the place 4 stars, as some menu items were great, but what totally took off a star was on the check (all of the left side in chinese which I don't know how to read) I was looking at the itemized costs. I initially was writing a tip amount of $10, then saw a line that read "$10" on the written receipt. I asked the lady "What's the $10?" She said TIP. I couldn't believe it. I was dining just by myself, my total, with tax came to about $50 and didn't even know it's legal for a restaurant to add a tip on your behalf. I wasn't notified ahead of time, definitely am not a party of 6+ people, and the boldness of when I saw a standard tip line. I know the saying "Don't tip on tax" but never mind "Don't tip on a pre-set tip!" Ridiculous.
I ordered late night delivery from this place. I ordered the sizzling beef plate. The food was fresh and hot when it arrived which was nice but the biggest problem was that in the picture of the food there was a bowl of white rice next to it and no rice came with the entree. For $22 you would think you should get some rice. So it was disappointing to have to just eat the meat and veggies alone.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Best late Chinese in Boston probably even
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
I've order a basic Wonton Noodle soup and it was horrible and expensive, $25 for 2 wonton noodle soup... It wasn't authentic, the wonton were just the wrapper, no fillings... Soup had no flavor, it was just hot water... Definitely not what it use to be when I use to go there as a kid.... Totally not recommended...
Best Chinese place I have ever been to. Great food great service ! I wish I lived next to this place I would eat it everyday no capParking: Easily to find if you know your way around Boston/Chinatown
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Wonton Noodle Soup, Peking Ravioli
I wish I read the reviews before I ordered. Correct. Crab rangoons were not good. Actually nothing was a favorite of mine. Especially anything from poo poo platter. $120.00 for two people? Not worth the overpriced money. Had to say my piece.
JUST LEFT !!!Food was cooked fresh to order, spare ribs, Fried dumpling, scallion pancakes, "shredded chicken" which was sliced, and beef Lomain, 2 waters (we expected glasses of water [free]@ most places, we received bottled, which we didnt ask for)(( $4.00)) our bill came to 61.50 plus 17.00. For what??? They add money where they can, adding waters we didn't order, plus tipping themselves. . . Like what?? No, you rushed us out. For was good, like perfect drunk food. But WATCH YOUR CHECK!! THEY WILL CHARGE YOU FOR ANYTHING THEY CAN AND ANYTHING THEY WANT. We relied when the table behind us complained saying, don't charge us for waters we didn't order, and we didn't ask for chopsticks! They charge you?!?! This place is wild, and I don't even think they can legally just charge people gratuity without notice. Also the online menu is 4 dollars cheaper than the after hours. Just don't go.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 1
Pan fried noodles over mixed
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4