20 Best Asian Restaurants near Weymouth

“First visit tonight and we have been impressed with the food. Service was not great, but we definetely will be back. Rolls are exceptionally good!) Thank you!“

“Really good food and the waitresses are super cool and nice! The chef the waitress take a picture of how he does the spicy cucumbers (so good)! Everything I ordered was great, the lobster fried rice, salt & pepper wings & spicy cucumbers. Only thing I would suggest is more rice with the lobster fried rice. Besides that my time was excellent!“

“Awesome Dumplings!! Great Service!☺️“

“Excellent drunken noodle and Tom yum with shrimp!. Can't wait to go back and try the Pho!“

“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!“

“The Grapefruit Salty Cream over Grape Green Tea ($7.25) was good and refreshing, though I am not sure if they use fruit juice or fresh fruits. The cream on top also just looked like whipped cream when I opened the cap, but it tasted fine.

I feel like I got coaxed into paying with cash because it was empty. I didn’t see any signs indoors or in the reviews about the supposed $10 minimum as there usually are. Thankfully, I had cash on me, but a heads up for anyone ordering inside.“

“Mi Soul is a great miso soup ramen, the pork is esp tender and generous.Ten Yum was solid, very simple(just noodle and shrimp) and was mild/medium spicy.Poke was good, fish was very clean tasting, and a good amount of rice. I only wish they had spicy mayo as an option, more Seaweed or furikake for crispyness, and a little more cabbage to go with the large amount of rice. Great to have the option given the other poke spots are about a mile away.“

“You could taste the freshness in the food, generous portions and very clean dining area. I recommend.“

“It was my first time trying this location. I was introduced to it by the one in Quincy, but it seems the Brookline branch has more dishes. The staff in Quincy mentioned that the Brookline one is currently fine-tuning and updating their menu, so I’d love to come back and try it again next time.“

“This is my first time visited this restaurant, I got “Crispy Pork Basil” for my dinner and it was delicious. I also got Thai Tea which is my favorite drink since I was in Thailand. Most of Thai restaurants make it very sweet, but it was just the right sweetness for this place. I would definitely go back there for sushi next time!“

“Surprisingly good takeout sushi spot.

Didn’t think Downtown Boston needed another affordable Asian takeout place, but this one actually serves some of the best quick bites in the area. Despite being right next to the Commons, the sushi rolls are priced like grocery store sushi, but taste better & fresher. Most recently, I tried the chicken katsu curry, and it was really solid for the price. The curry leaned a bit watery, but they used chicken thigh for the katsu, which kept it tender and juicy without excess fat.

Given the number of students nearby, it gets busy during the semester. You can ask for your rolls to be made fresh, but even the pre-packed ones from the fridge were nearly as good. Definitely worth a stop if you’re looking for something cheap, quick, and actually decent around Downtown.“

“My friends and I had a wonderful lunch at Pho 89 in Randolph, MA the past few days ago. We all enjoyed and appreciated the great services from Huy Huynh, server. He is not only doing his job very well; but also very pleasant and professional. This is one of the reasons that we always go back to Pho 89.“

“delicious poki bowls and creative poki burritos. Ramen was great too“

“Fresh and amazing food with delicious flavors ❤️“

“The food was delicious，I recommend this place。“

“Excellent food. Service was amazing.“

“love all our food except Thai custard and lychee.“

“Ok been here a few times now and it never disappoints! Open late, noodles are delish, and the spicy beef bao was SO DELISH! (They don’t always have it though, their menu changes occasionally which is awesome). Perfectly sweet and fluffy bao, beef was flavorful and yummy, plus pickled veg in there! Says they close at 1 but we walked in well past 2am after the bars closed.
Omg the pork katsu tornado curry omurice is to die for!!! So crispy crunchy even after sitting in curry sauce for the entire meal! The egg, fire. Sauce, yes.
And ok but seriously best best thing on the menu is the hotpot beef noodles!! The broth is phenomenallllllll, scent of lemongrass bamboo and ginger in such a spicy fresh aromatic broth, it gave me life! And it has some pickly things and greens in there and the NOODLES are absolute perfection! The texture, just yes! And big chunks of tender brisket. Wow, miracle lollll
Can skip the karage though, meh.“

“The food is phenomenal. Don't come expecting traditional Chinese food and open your mind to Hong Kong fusion. The Chinwich sandwich with char siu is delectable, the Hong Kong hot chicken sandwich is one of the very best in Boston. The cocktails are curated, tasty, and go down easily.

The menu is expansive but not expensive. There are tons of different types of dishes (too many to name) and everything is pretty darn good. This has become a go-to destination in Chinatown for manyband featured on the Travel Channel for good reason!“

“My husband and I stopped here for a delicious sushi lunch on our way from Boston to the Cape. The food was excellent, the service was excellent, and we loved the vibes of the small sushi restaurant (it made us feel like we were back in east Asia!).“