27 Best Chinese Restaurants in Quincy

“We found this online and after driving to a different place that no longer existed, this was an excellent choice. Very small parking area and very small dining area, but the service was immediate. The food was wonderful and very fresh. My guess is that this particular restaurant must do a tremendous takeout and DoorDash business, but the dining service was small, but clean, and very courteous. I would definitely recommend!“

“We all thoroughly enjoyed our Hot Pot Buffet. Great value for high quality ingredients that were very fresh. We tried several choices not typically found at other restaurants. Our fantastic wait staff were friendly, knowledgeable, and highly efficient. We recommend Fairy Cafe and will definitely be back.“

“First time I tried the claypot rice. Surprisingly good and big portion. We couldn’t finish the whole bowl. They have many choices from pork, beef or even quail. At the bottom of the pot will have sticky/ burnt rice. It tastes so good and crispy. Pricing is very affordable. The space is very small and kinda open with the kitchen next to it. So prepare that you will smell “food and very delicious” after walking out. The server is nice and attentive. Worth trying!“

“Great service and food. I love their house special fried rice. The prices are incredibly reasonable, and the portion for their large size is definitely large! It’s worth the price, and the dishes are delicious. I would recommend dropping in since delivery is a bit expensive.“

“Tastes great. Makes up for the rest.“

“Absolutely delicious! We tried the Jjamppong, Jajangmyeon, Shrimp fried rice, and Tangsuyuk, and everything was excellent. The food was fresh, flavorful, and very well prepared.
As a Korean who grew up eating Korean-Chinese food, I was genuinely impressed. Definitely one of the better Korean-Chinese meals I’ve had in the U.S.
Highly recommended!!!“

“This hole in the wall is not pretty Inside,but they do have Cantonese/Hong Kong Style food. They are Cash only. We got the curry sauce pork on spaghetti and Beef stew & wonton soup. The service was decent. Don't have have expectations for service at any Asian places. Our food came fast, but getting our bill took time. They got pretty busy. The wontons tasted homemade and the broth was very rich in flavor. The curry sauce was thick and tasty. The pork was perfectly cooked. Overall, a good experience“

“Ordered in July, 2025. Everything I got was great, especially the jumbo fried shrimp, which was excellent!!! This will be my "go-to" Chinese food!“

“Probably the best Chinese restaurant in quincy area if you want a proper meal with veggies, meat and carbs.
They have such a long menu, and everything looks so delicious.
We had the beef roll. The beef itself is served cool and the roll is crispy and hot, very tasty!
The Sichuan spicy fish is very tender and tasty. The spice level is just right for us.
Although I won’t say it’s all taiwanese dishes, I would love to try again next time.“

“We live less than 2 miles away and have never been here. Ordered online on a whim. Did not dissapoint. We got a number of different types of steamed rice noodles and 2 soup dumpling flavors. Every bit of it was fantastic. To think this hidden gem was right down the street in Quincy.“

“This place is cramped and Only have 10 people seating capacity. The server was nice and patient. I ordered their 3 items platter for $14-15 (which is s steal) that has roasted duck, scallion oil chicken, and crispy pork. The roasted duck was sauced with their home made sauce. It was rich and savory. Skin is also crispy. Scallion chicken is perfectly poached and the scallion oil sauce is not too salty. The pork is on the meatier side, but still delicious.“

“Such a nice dining experience! Great food, a spotless restaurant, friendly service — unbeatable!

Everything was impressively clean, from the floors to the plates and utensils. The food was fresh, high quality, and clearly made to order.

And to our pleasant surprise, there was actually table service! Our server checked in on us, refilled our water, and even packed and bagged our leftovers neatly for us.

Great food, great service, and a clean, welcoming atmosphere. We’ll definitely be back!“

“Just had our first experience here and we’ll be back! Friendly staff and fantastic food!“

“Taste, quality, presentation and service are excellent. Love their large menu. I've had their traditional Chinese appetizers. Pickled and hot pot rice noodles are excellent taste and portion. Claypot rice noodles are packed with great flavor.“

“Great service and great food. They are very welcoming and patient on the phone. The food is always fresh and plentiful. I like the portions among other things. For dinner nights I usually go with the combination plates. This will give options to try many of there different foods. The service is quick but not rushed. Everyone that works there seems genuine and happy to help.“

“One of the only places near Boston that serve authentic FJ (Fuzhounese) food. Service is slow as there’s one boss lady doing everything from cooking to cleaning so don’t come in expecting too much and be patient. My favorites here are the peanut noodles (ban mian), stir fry rice cakes (nian gao), and the wonton soup (bian rou). CASH ONLY so bring change.

Everything is priced very affordably, I believe the 3 dishes in the pic were around $20 total.“

“This place is genuinely amazing. They put so much love into the atmosphere and the staff are incredibly helpful and considerate. Beware though, even the mild version of the spicy hot pot broth is pretty freaking spicy!

Also, beware of over eating because the food is amazing and the portions are large. I will absolutely come again.“

“Everyone here is great! And I mean everyone. Been here multiple times served by everyone and speaking with the GM (General Manager)! Food it great here and the staff makes it the best experience. Always a fan and enjoy conversations with the staff! They top other hotpot’s I’ve been!“

“Shi Miao Dao is a casual Chinese noodle and hot soup spot located right near Wollaston Station, known for its fast service and customizable rice noodle soups. The space is small, clean, and straightforward, with more of a quick dining setup than a full sit-down experience. It feels designed for efficiency, especially for people grabbing a warm bowl of noodles either before or after commuting in the area.

The menu centers around rice noodle soups and mala-style broths, with a build-your-own approach that lets you choose proteins like beef, lamb, or fish fillets. The mala rice noodle soup stands out for its rich, spicy broth that carries a noticeable heat without overpowering the rest of the bowl. The golden soup and other lighter broths offer a more mellow option, while add-ons like crispy wings or fried pork help round out the meal. The noodles themselves have a fresh, soft texture that pairs well with the soups, making the bowls feel comforting and filling.

Service is quick and efficient, with food often arriving shortly after ordering, which matches the restaurant’s “fast noodle” concept. Most of the preparation is streamlined, so dishes are consistent and arrive without much delay. It’s the kind of place where you’re in and out fairly quickly, especially during off-peak hours.

Seating is limited, and the space can feel a bit tight when it gets busy, so it leans more toward a casual dine-in or takeout spot rather than a place to linger for long meals. Despite that, the environment is clean and organized, and the location near public transit makes it very convenient.

Overall, Shi Miao Dao is a solid choice for flavorful rice noodle soups with bold broths and quick service. It works especially well for a fast, satisfying meal near Wollaston, with enough variety in spice levels and toppings to make repeat visits worthwhile.“

“South Garden isn’t Just one of my favorite Chinese restaurants, it’s one of my favorite restaurants, period. I and my family have enjoyed this dining establishment for years. The food is classically Chinese, consistently delicious, with generous apportionment and competitively priced. Service is friendly, adequately providing what you need. If you enjoy authentic Chinese cuisine, you will find this restaurant an excellent value.“

“This hole in the wall cozy spot in Quincy has to be my favorite. I was brought here by a friend and we ordered the baked bolognese spaghetti and beef chow foon. It was heavenly.

I haven’t had a good baked bolognese spaghetti since Quality Cafe in Chinatown closed. At first, I had zero expectations but taking that first bite brought back memories and that I was ecstatic to find a place that does this dish right!

The beef chow foon had the perfect wok energy so it came out delicious.

We also got the milk tea and iced lemon tea. The lemon tea was on the sour side but it was still good.

I’m so glad places like this exist.“

“Great food I like it good parking“

“香港に居るような雰囲気‼️goodd(⌒ー⌒)!“

“The crab with glutinous rice here is to die for and the lobster with ginger and scallions is better than Boston Chinatown. Street parking can be difficult, so park in the Wollaston station parking lot and walk through the station. Though this is legit authentic Chinese food, they still offer sesame chicken for ABCs like me.“

“This is the BEST Chinese food I have ever had. I am so sad that I live in Illinois and can’t have it more often. I give everything 1000/1000!!“

“It’s honestly okay! I came in before my work shift around 3PM to order lunch, and I’m not sure what’s the history, but the store was pretty depressing haha. But I don’t really pay much mind to that since I was going to order takeout anyways. I ordered a pepper steak with fried rice, and it was absolutely delicious. The fried rice had a great, strong, flavorful aroma and the pepper steak was so damn tender!! I loved it a lot, I wish the portion was bigger for the price though. I paid $13 for it. The staffs were pretty nice and patient too, quick service I’d say. Would recommend for good and quick takeout food.“

“This spot is good for flavor and value. For around fifty bucks, two people can feast like royalty—and it’s all cooked right in front of you by chefs who clearly know their craft. No fluff, no gimmicks—just fast, honest cooking with serious skill. It’s not a sit-down kind of place, but that’s part of the charm. You’re in and out in fifteen minutes, soaking up the energy and watching the action over the shoulder. Online ordering’s an option, but showing up is half the fun. Parking’s a breeze, and the whole vibe feels local and real. I’ve eaten my way through Asian restaurants around the world, and this one hits the spot every time—especially on those rainy nights when you need something warm, fast, and unforgettable. Consistently this place has been good to me. I disagree with some of these harsh reviews. Not paid to write this. This food is not overly spiced, and the egg rolls are great.“