Noodles in Boston, MA

“What an amazing place! The portions here are soooo big I loved every bite. The cheesy ramen is delicious and the yuzu one is super refreshing also delicious. The roll was incredible and very fresh salmon bowl also looked incredible, they serve it with miso. Prices are also super reasonable for the quality.“

“I had an amazing experience and can’t wait to go back🥰“

“Food is excellent! Service is great.“

“The food is amazing and the service was outstanding. Very friendly and quick.“

“We have a new office in Boston. So periodically I drive down from our main office to the Boston location and every time I do, I have resolved to try a new restaurant. This was today’s choice and it was SPECTACULAR! My server was fantastic. The food came out quickly and was insanely good. I didn’t know how big my stir-fried rice cake bowl would be so I ordered the sweet and sour pork loin to go with it. But the rice cake bowl was huge and tasted incredible. Lots of heat, lots of fresh prepared veggies and meat. 10/10 would recommend that dish. The pork tenderloin I tried and 10/10 would recommend it as well. The location is a bit small and that is literally the only nit I can pick. If you’re in this area, get some take out or eat in , you won’t regret it!!“

“Their wonton noodle soup is pretty authentic and is one of my favorite things to order! They also have other types of noodles to choose from and they're all fresh and authentic as well. Some of their other dishes aren't as perfect but overall their food is on par with what you can get from Chinatown.“

“Went and got dinner here last week after the Red Sox game on June 26th and had a pleasant experience, I ordered at the kiosk which was very quick and efficient as always.

The food was great I got my usual spicy garlic chicken and then a honey bar dessert and it was all delicious. The service was also great as a whole too, the store was clean. They have nice seating inside and outside, I ended up eating outside because it was nice out. Will definitely come back again in the future if I’m ever in the area.“

“This place is amazing! Everything we ordered was delicious — no misses at all. They have great Sichuan flavors as well as Shanghai-style dishes. The owner is super nice, and the service is wonderful. Also, the young waiter is very handsome — he looks like a Korean movie star“

“I ordered the Pho King and it was super delicious!!! The broth was flavorful and seasoned, the beef was tender, and the vegetables and noodles were cooked perfectly. All the flavors came together to make a superb bowl of comfort. A shout out to the server, CHUCK, who answered my questions and provided thoughtful recommendations. I'm bringing family and friends next time!!!“

“Yummy food very nice people“

“I love how this place has both Thai and Vietnamese food, it’s such a good combo. Everything tasted really fresh and absolutely delicious. The lychee smoothie with popping boba was so refreshing. I’d definitely recommend trying it if you’re in the area. Added to one of my favorite spots!“

“Pleasantly surprised! The place was actually quite busy on a Friday afternoon. First caveat.. if you do not like lamb do not go here. There was a distinct lamb smell in the air because...lamb is really their specialty! We tried a few things.. beef and lamb, and by far the lamb was better. The noodles were the highlight, great texture and unlimited length! My comment makes it kind of funny that the noodles were harder to eat in my stir fry because it was one big noodle. Funny problem to have. Anyways I'll be back to try more stuff!“

“Healthy and delicious salads and pasta options, combined with fast service even during the lunch rush, make this one of my favorite spots in the Seaport. The staff is always friendly, and Candy is especially amazing. If you are a regular, she will definitely recognize you and greet you with a warm smile while delivering your food.

There is plenty of indoor seating to enjoy your meal, but during the summer, I highly recommend grabbing your lunch and taking the short two minute walk to the ICA stairs. It is a perfect spot to enjoy your food while overlooking the beautiful Seaport waterfront.“

“This restaurant is really awesome. I ordered a tom yum sort of thing that was way too spicy for me. The server was super nice and kept telling me I needed to finish all my food 😅. The food is good but I didn't order the right thing for me, but the service made up for it.“

“amazing food and great and beautiful girls services“

“The food was savory and the service was fantastic and quick!“

“The best food I ever had the the shrimp rice was amazing and it’s my first time here! Next time a come here I want to try that kimchi fried rice“

“It was very good! I ordered a level three spicy though, and almost couldn't eat it, beware!“

“One of those places you never notice even after passing it a dozen times. Casual noodle spot aimed at the students nearby, but I'd never heard a word about it from friends or colleagues. The dining room was fairly big, yet completely empty when we came in for a quick takeout on a Saturday evening.

The menu was split mostly between noodles and casual Chinese. Not much of it looked convincing, so we skipped the popular stuff and just ordered what we were in the mood for. Most of it was ok at best, but the scallion oil noodles with crispy pork strips were pretty good. The noodles were soaked in a good amount of scallion oil, and the pork strips added a nice textural contrast.

Probably a place I'd have frequented as a student in the neighborhood, but with better casual Chinese and noodle spots in Downtown Boston and Chinatown, I doubt I'll be back.“

“6/24/26: Mr. H has been on my list since they opened, so we finally made it over on June 24th for a 7 PM dinner. The dining room definitely lives up to the hype. It's dark, energetic, and feels like you're stepping into a modern Shanghai cocktail lounge rather than a typical Chinese restaurant. It was busy but never felt overwhelming, making it a great spot for a group dinner or a night out.

We decided to share just about everything on the menu, and that's definitely the way to experience this place. We started with the Tangerine Tuna, which was one of my favorite dishes of the night. The mandarin, peanuts, and spicy mayo gave it a bright, refreshing flavor that was different from the usual tuna crudo. The Spicy Salmon Puffs were another standout with a fun combination of crispy rice puffs, spicy salmon, and a touch of honey. We also ordered the Crab Rangoons, Scallion Pancake, Pan Fried Pork Dumplings, Wang Shou Wings, and Pork Belly Buns. The rangoons had a perfectly crispy shell with a creamy filling, while the scallion pancake disappeared almost immediately thanks to the house dipping sauce. The pork belly buns were rich and packed with flavor, and the wings had a unique dry spice blend with just enough heat to keep you reaching for another.

For the larger plates, we shared the Dandan Noodles, House Fried Rice, Cantonese Fried Chicken, and the whole soy chicken noodle platter. The fried rice was probably the biggest surprise of the night. It's easy to overlook a fried rice on a menu this large, but it was incredibly flavorful and one of the dishes everyone kept going back for. The Dandan noodles were rich with a nutty sesame-peanut sauce and just enough chili oil to give them some kick. The Cantonese fried chicken was perfectly crispy without feeling greasy, and the soy chicken platter was ideal for sharing with the table.

The cocktail program deserves a mention too. We tried the Paper Crane, Mr. H Mai Tai, and White Dragon before finishing the night with the Hibiki Harmony whiskey, which was presented in a really fun smoked tableside display that made for a memorable ending to the meal. The cocktails were creative without being overcomplicated and fit the vibe of the restaurant perfectly.

Overall, Mr. H delivers more than just good food. The atmosphere, presentation, cocktails, and shareable menu make it a place that's meant to be experienced with friends. I'd recommend coming with a group so you can order across the menu instead of sticking to just a couple of dishes. It's not an inexpensive dinner, but for a special night out in the Seaport, I thought it was well worth it.“

“Tried it for the first time today. I really enjoyed the Hot Sour hand pulled noodle soup. I got extra noodles and medium spice. I will definitely be ordering again. The broth was packed with flavor, it all arrived hot and well packed. Give it a try.“

“Food was delicious. The tea was fascinating. Hong Kong Style french toast is a must. Fried pork is delicious, not greasy or oily, the soup dumplings were robust in flavor. The best thing was the
service. 10/10 recommend. Total? $28“

“This place actually hits the spot. I really recommend crispy pork ribs with garlic sauce. That’s absolutely delicious. The hot and sour is a little too spicy for me but you can ask them to make it a little less next time. It was kinda random because we were just walking around Chinatown and walked past this restaurant. The Empress Chicken is a little too salty for me if I just ate it by itself. Recommend to eat it with white rice. Staff is pretty nice and helpful. The price is really good in this economy. Definitely come back and try other food🤩“

“This Gachi location is tucked away, small and cramped—yet still a decent atmosphere. On a recent visit, I remember being impressed with how fresh and tasty my food was. Not particularly my favorite cuisine, but as far as airport food goes, this restaurant does well, imo.“

“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.“

“Hong Kong Eatery is a Boston legend for a reason! I’ve been coming here for the most authentic Cantonese BBQ in the city. Their Crispy Roast Pork has the perfect ratio of fat to lean meat with a skin that actually stays crunchy. I also love that they offer $6 side dishes—the spicy beef tripe is a must-try. It’s been around for 30 years and still hits the spot every single time. Fast service, nostalgic vibes, and incredible food.“

“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. 👍🏻“