I came here for a birthday dinner with my mom and my sister! This is probably one of the best restaurants in Malden. You can tell because other restaurants nearby are empty but this one is packed with people waiting for tables throughout the night. I really like the ambiance of this place. The interior lighting is dim and the design of this place is modern. When I went, there was also a live band. I thought the music was a little loud though. I had to shout across the table to converse with my family. I was really craving sushi so we ordered the Sushi and Sashimi, which comes with a roll of the chef's choice, 6 nigiri, and 6 pieces of sashimi. This entree comes with miso soup. We also ordered the Torched Atlantic Salmon and Crab Meat Roll, and Spicy Baked Scallop Roll. And also because we are in Boston, we had to order lobster. So we ordered the Lobster Stir Fry with garlic and basil. The food was really delicious and I really loved the lobster! The sauce for it was really flavorful and it paired well with the lobster. The rolls were a little small but the fish is fresh! The service was also really good! All Seasons Table cured my sushi craving! Unfortunately they do not do anything special for your birthday! I didn't even get a Happy Birthday song! :( read more

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Delicious dinner here at All Seasons Table tonight. My friend and I were seated promptly around 6pm, but I noticed that the bar was already packed. We started the night off with the Crazy Summer Roll, which I wasn't too crazy about. The spicy tuna and tobiko topping couldn't salvage the bland taste of the maki. Yet, the Unagi maki was delicious. I ordered the Chicken Lettuce Wraps. While I enjoyed the generous portion of tasty chicken, I could do without the fried pieces of bland white noodles. Also, some parts of the lettuce served were already browning. She ordered the Miso Soup and Steak Teriyaki Teppanyaki. Her only complaint was that the sauce was too runny. However, the waiter provided excellent service all night and checked in periodically to check if we enjoyed our entrees. Overall, you should definitely stop by if you're in the area and in the mood for Asian food. The menu is extensive and we will give this another go. read more

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patronized twice recently, only bc i got a gc, and forgot to use it the first time, otherwise it would have been just that once. had about 15 people for family lunch on a weekend; made advanced rsvn for a table at a time shortly after opening, they were prepared for our arrival - kudos to that. But then...cool decor, dim lighting, hip music.... am i in the right place??? anyway, waiter came by, introduced himself with heavy accent and speaking ultra slowly (ok, i give that to him that he tries)...are they still hiring fresh immigrants like they used to?? i honor that, but dude please stop making personal conversation!!! asking how old my son was and saying congrats, fine, but stop at that please!!! none of the follow up stuff - don't know you, don't need it!! i have a feeling they are doing it per management instruction, but please know when to walk away! and then came the inevitable "are you from around here?" noooooooooo!!!!! i mean, yes, but nooooo!!!! how do you define "here" anyway: Malden, Mass, or Mother Earth?? just... please, stop. food...really, meh. pretty much everyone was going off the lunch special, which is quite economical, but you get what you pay for. my hot and sour soup was tasteless, with the consistency of what we call "corn starch water". hub was sorely disappointed in his "mango duck" -- literally, a slab of duck (a sizable slab, i give them that) doused in super thick syrupy sauce, next to a slab of sliced mango in its rawest form. if they had called it "duck and raw mango", i think i won't be contending. quoting food network/chopped critics: "there's no marriage here." the pad Thai was alright. other things (on mine or others' plates) looked on par with your average "China Wok" takeout. the week after, ordered some sushi online, grabbed my gc and headed up. food to be picked up half an hour after opening (we are such early birds!). front desk lady was making comments on that while i waited -- ok fine, i came to accept the small talk -- at least she was friendly and less awkward than the wait staff per my previous experiences (note the plural). then came the slight hurdle with payment -- they didn't recognize the gc (so-and-so was in charge of marketing)! when i quietly snapped inside going "not again!!!", the ladies graciously claimed that they shall honor it since it bore their name on it. hugeee kudos to that, which is rather out of my expectations! sushi, overall, was...average, as previously commented. wasn't happy about the scallop order...something on the menu told me it was raw (maybe just my imagination), but it came cooked and breaded, and they were the size of pearl scallop, not sea scallop. maybe just my assumption, but suddenly this dish is deemed ridiculous for the price i paid. to be expected sushi came with a premium: for the 8 or 10 orders i got, the tab came really close to the lunch of 15 the other day. i started out thinking of a two-star rating, for i indeed have had better, especially when they try to put out the "not your average Asian restaurant" vibe, i shall hold them to a higher standard. but the management did save the day; these people do know what they're doing. for the place to be still standing after all these years, they must be doing something right. i do wish them continued success. though i'm not certain if i would rush to return. read more

All Seasons Table - "slab of duck doused in sauce w/some raw cubed mango", and pad Thai. (Sorry pic blurry) - Chinese Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

The worse sushi I have ever tried in my entire life! Rice was dry, half frozen, old, I assume from last nights leftovers. And the oil they used to fry was burned, I think they don't change the oil, and fry everything in one pot, because I ordered 7 different kinds and types of maki and all had the same taste. Just horrible! And I paid $112. Horrible place, horrible food! read more

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Okay so I lived in this area for 39 years and have been waiting for a place like this. This place isn't just chinese food or just sushi, it's got a little bit of everything. First off the place is beautiful, the decor is exceptional. First off the greeters, usually there is one or two hostesses ready to seat you. There are two women that are just exceptional, and always smiling and I mean ALWAYS no matter how chaotic the scene is. Now on to the food, Apps you better believe it. My favorite is the spicy tuna appetizer. It's spicy tuna as the title suggests, but its in a ball wrapped in fresh avocado. A must. Others that are fantastic are the fresh oysters or Seafood salad. Main courses, I have had both traditional chinese and sushi, but I can't tear myself away from ordering sushi almost every time I step into this place. It's just EXCEPTIONAL, it's the only way i can explain it. Caterpillar roll, fantastic! Torched Salmon, excellent! Mix it up and ask for the sushi chef choice, you will be suprised and you won't be dissapointed. For desert, they have this unreal banana / ice cream which name escapes me at the moment, but yeah get that... The owners / operators of this restaurant just know what they are doing. Friendly, and approachable. This restaurant reminds me of a neighboring restaurant Bobby C's in Melrose. They know what people want, and they know how people want to be treated. Oh yeah, if you are in the mood for anything other than asain food then be sure to go to Bobby C's Ristorante about a 1/4 mile up the road. Malden and Melrose are quickly becoming the place to eat.... Derek W read more

My husband, son and daughter in-law and I had Christmas eve dinner here - it was amazing. It was very busy, but definitely worth the wait! The mango, scallop dinner was fresh and extremely good. Everyone enjoyed their meal. We will definitely come back! read more

All Seasons Table - Mango, scallop dinner - to die for! - Chinese Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

Amazing Chinese food in Malden?? YUP! Can't remember the last time I enjoyed Chinese food so much. Did delivery once, picked up once and dined there once and all 3 times I was pretty dayum satisfied! This place is pretty popular and once you've sampled something from thier eclectic and tasty menu, you'll understand why. I'm giving it 4 stars ONLY because I found it a little pricey ....otherwise, you won't be disappointed read more

All Seasons Table - Chinese Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

This is pretty much what I expected from a pan-Asian restaurant in the suburbs of Boston. Which is good, because it means I didn't walk in expecting creative fusion or authentic...anything, and therefore wasn't disappointed. Everything is accessible Asian with all the Asian-American staples present like orange chicken, kung pao chicken, mayonnaise-covered sushi rolls, etc. The restaurant is sleek 'n' chic elegant: glossy hardwood floors, white linen tablecloths, faux orchids, lounge lighting, etc. The drinks are affordable compared to Boston proper, but that's because there's about 0.0001% alcohol in them. I had the Creamsicle martini and it was delicious. So delicious that my alcohol-disliking boyfriend wanted to finish it off. It was gorgeous too: all green (yes, green) and frothy and creamy with tons of banana flavoring. The appetizer was mind-blowingly delicious. It's called a Spicy Salmon Sashimi Appetizer, so it'd seem pretty straightforward, right? Probably salmon sashimi slices with avocado and some kind of spicy sauce. Nope. It was salmon and crunchy tempura flakes all rolled into a ball, topped with fresh avocado slices and lightly drizzled around with spicy sauce. Oh. My. GOD! We were wolfing this thing down like it was the Last Supper. The contrast of the crunchy tempura with soft salmon was incredible. Then throw in the avocado and sauce and it was like an orgy in your mouth. The entrees, on the other hand, were just decent. I got the Spicy Thai Basil Duck and the boyfriend got Sesame Chicken (yeah, he knew it wasn't authentic Asian, but God bless him, he wanted his chicken). They were both similarly presented, in that the meat was on one side on a bed of broccoli, and the rice was piled in a strange volcano shape topped with scallion garnish. The duck was only mildly spicy (I have a very high spice tolerance) and pretty tender, but the sauce was a little too pepper-y and onion-y and not duck-y enough. I tried a chicken ball and it was okay, but rather chewy. All in all, not bad if you know what to expect, but if we hadn't bought the Groupon (or was it a BuyWithMe?), we would not have made the 45-min trek up to Malden. read more

I am not too in love with this place, maybe in the future I'll have a chance to come back and change my mind. Came here with my bf for our anniversary dinner and thought it would be fun to try someplace new. When we were driving over here by GPS, the first thought was where the heck are we going. When you get off the highway, the area doesn't look the greatest. It's dirty. We went through neighborhood streets and alleys to get here, so we were worried. When we parked our car, the first thought was to hide my wallet under my jacket. It looks like a sketchy neighborhood at night and the street is filled with pizza shops and take out chinese; you wouldn't think a nice restaurant was situated here. The outside of the restaurant wasn't too exciting but you can see the full house and how nice it looks in there so we were impressed...at that time. I ate: Miso Soup-It was good =) Calamari- maybe because I went to cheesecake the night before, and the calamari there was melt in your mouth wonderful and it wasn't too chewy, cooked perfectly... it wasn't like there here. Spicy Sushi Pizza- it looks good, nice presentation but its spicy! It's Salmon/Tuna over fried that has been fried over to make it crispy. It tasted really good, and keep in mind, they out wasabi in here too. Salmon Torch Maki- It was good but then again, I LOVE SALMON! THE GOOD: -The sushi was good but maybe because of where I was sitting, I couldn't really enjoy it. -The DESSERTS! White Chocolate Mousse Cake with Ice cream. There were loads of whip cream and chocolate! -The live music. They came at around 8pm saturday night. -The restaurant interior is really sleek and modern. -Service was good. You have a waiter and a boy walking around refilling your water constantly. The waiter was very helpful but I knew he was busy since it was a full house so I don't blame him if he forgot to give me chopsticks. THE UGLY: *Sitting in the tables in the center of the restaurant. THEY ARE SO DAMN CLOSE TO ONE ANOTHER. I have NEVER ever sat so close to a stranger in a restaurant before. I literally could do that guy movie trick and put my arm over the next tables shoulder. THAT was how close we were. If you ever have a chance and if you have time during those peak times, get a booth table, they look more comfortable. *Sitting in first table that was next to the FRONT DOOR and NEXT TO THE BAR! So I didn't think it was going to be a big deal because there was this wooden branch decor blocking the front door but every time the door opened (which was alot) I could feel a burst a cold air. And not only was that bothersome, when the bar crowd came for the football game and there are people standing around waiting for their table, they are so close that it was awkward. You can see them star at you eat while they are drinking their beer waiting to be seated. They really should invest in a waiting area. *That my bf and I didn't get our meals at the same time. The app. went out fine. I got my sushi pizza first, I was trying to wait for my bf but it was too long( 15 -20 min) and I lost self control. After I finished my sushi pizza, My bf FINALLY got his lamb plate. Then I ordered another roll because I was still hungry. And when he finished his plate, I got my sushi roll. The rating should be a combination of service, decor, atmosphere, food, and experience. My experience wasn't so great and even if the food was fantastic, my attitude totally changed because I just wanted to get out of there because I was so uncomfortable. read more

All Seasons Table - famous sushi pizza - Chinese Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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The hostess sat us at a table in the backroom behind partial curtains. I thought to myself that this would be a great space for private events in the future. The decor was modern with light Asian hints, not overwhelming or cheesy at all. The extensive menu and drink list was overwhelming. I couldn't decide if I wanted an $11.00 lychee martini or a Scorpion bowl. I settled for a Mai Thai and the others tried the strawberry daiquiri and Sapporo beer. There were a few different types of Mai Tai's on their extensive drink list; Mai Tai Mandarin Mai Tai Mango Mai Tai Man's Mai Tai Greygoose Mai Tai I got the original Mai Tai. It wasn't as potent as I am accustomed to For starters, we ordered a few maki rolls: My favorite being the Spider roll with soft shell crab, a shrimp tempura roll and a Rainbow Roll with shrimp, crabmeat, tobiko and spicy mayo topped with tuna and salmon sashimi. There was also a "Dinner Specials" menu and we ordered the Fried calamari with sesame glaze in addition to the sushi pizza. Both were excellent choices! The batter was for the calamari was a bit different than the crunchy Chinatown version that I am used to. Instead it was more thick and soft, similar to an Onion ring. The sweet sesame glaze that coated the batter paired well with the calamari. The star of the show had to be the sushi pizza. The seaweed layers were battered and fried to perfection. It was topped off with spicy mayo, a grape tomato and shashimi. I give them an "A" for presentation! The Roti Canai left much to be desired. The Malaysian bread was deep fried and greasy, not prepared on a griddle or flat pan as I am accustomed to. There was also a higher ratio of curry than bread. For dinner, we shared a few different entrees. I could have done without the Phad Thai, the noodles were broken and the flavor was lacking. Also, the color of the noodles reminded me of Singaporean noodles with a light yellow/green curry color. I wasn't a fan of the fresh cabbage that took up almost half of the plate. By the time the entrees came out, we were stuffed. The crispy sesame beef was up to standards as any other Chinese restaurant. I was happy that rice was included and not a separate charge. The crab rangoons were great! There was a great portion of cream cheese and imitation crab meat. Although drink service was a bit slow, our waiter "Cool Willie" was excellent. He was quick to clear our tables and was always around when we needed him. I also thought it was a nice tough that we got wet naps between our appetizer and main course to clean our hands. With drinks, appetizers, sushi and entrees, the bill was about $ 180.00 including taxes and tip for 4 people. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a nice romantic date night. Things to know: Validated parking is available in the parking lot nearby To see food pictures, visit here http://www.mami-eggroll.com/2014/02/pan-asian-fusion-cuisine-at-all-seasons.html read more

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The food is delicious, and the cost is surprisingly good. They have done a good job separating due to Covid, and the menu has shrunk a bit. Can't wait until things get normal again. I really enjoy this restaurant! read more

My favorite spot of All times the best food ever. Great food drinks and service. Total a must try

It is very exciting to see a casual upscale restaurant pop up in Malden. I wouldn't have known this existed if I wasn't on Yelp as we were deciding where to go for lunch. The high ratings and reviews convinced me to hightail it over here. I was not disappointed. The pan-Asian cuisine is authentic and delicious. I started with a hot and sour soup - the flavors were well-balanced and the ingredients (tofu, bamboo shoots, "wood ear" fungi, mushrooms, etc) tasted fresh. The roti canai caught my eye on the menu (I l.o.v.e. the roti canai from Penang so the bar is set high). This app needs some work - while the curry tastes great and has a few large pieces of chicken and potato, there wasn't enough bread provided to sop up the curry. I hate wasting a good curry. Also, the bread was one thick round versus Penang's which has two or three light and fluffy rounds. I thought the $5.95 price tag was not justified. I was in a sushi mood. The $11.95 sushi and sashimi special is a great deal - it comes with the soup (choice of miso or hot and sour). While some of the noodle dishes and entrees may be pricey, I think the sushi prices are on the inexpensive side. The fish was extremely fresh - the salmon looked especially fatty. The dish has 3 thick pieces of salmon sashimi, 3 pieces of tuna sashimi, 2 slices of white tail sashimi, and then 3 pieces of nigiri - salmon, tuna and shrimp. Malden has its first good sushi restaurant in my book. Service was pretty good. The decor is very nice - lots of dark wood, comfortable recessed lighting and a few pieces of simple asian-inspired art. Even the dishware is modern using pieces like square bowls. From what I could see, All Seasons has plenty of seating. They also provide entertainment on select nights: Piano - Wed & Sunday evenings (8-11pm) Live Jazz - Thurs, Fri, and Saturday evenings (also 8-11pm) I hope All Seasons is here to stay and is the start of more good restaurants to call Malden home. read more

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The owner is awesome, the employees there are awesome. I would recommend going there to have a great time and meeting great people. p.s. Not once did the owner throw water at me but respectfully handed it to me. read more

All Seasons is my favorite sushi restaurant outside of Boston. I've been going here since it has opened and consider it to be one of my favorite restaurants. For an appetizer I would highly recommend the sushi pizza. Do not be alarmed, this is not pizza. The "crust" is seaweed that is fried (i think) and it has tuna and salmon with the spicy mayo sauce on it. It's really one of the best things on their menu and not something I've seen in other sushi restaurants. The spicy edamame, crab rangoons, tuna tataki and seaweed salad are also great appetizers. In terms of drinks they make a great mai tai or scorpion bowl if you want to go crazy. I particularly don't love their drink menu options since I've been here hundreds of times and wish they'd be more creative, but they do have a full bar and they can make anything you ask for. If I go here I'll usually order a dirty, espresso or a sake martini. I can't begin to tell you how many boats of sushi me and my friends and family have had at this restaurant. The quality is really excellent. My favorite is the spicy tuna maki. There is only one other sushi restaurant that I've gone to that may make it better (Douzo in Back Bay). I've possibly had every kind of sushi, sashimi and maki so I'm sure whatever you like will be great. They have several specialty makis that are out of this world (i.e: torched atlantic salmon and crabmeat, alligator (shrimp tempura topped with crab and eel, & golden (salmon, crab, avocado & special sauce). Do not fret non-sushi lovers there are plenty of items here for you. The pad thai, udon noodles, mongolian beef, duck lettuce wraps, pineapple fried rice, drunken noodles and general gaos chicken are all top notch. For dessert the fried ice cream is probably the best option. Honestly, I hardly would ever eat dessert here due to the volume of sushi we would consume! I have absolutely never had a bad experience here with service or food. If you come on a Friday or Saturday night you may end up waiting a long time, but it is worth it. Also, they do have jazz music I think Thursdays through Saturday nights which is always nice. I'm not sure I've gone to any other restaurant as much as I have gone to All Seasons Table. I really can't say enough about the restaurant and highly recommend it to anyone. Update Dec 2013: They have a new special maki on the menu "TJ's exotic maki" and it is so good. I would definitely recommend it. Also, just to confirm, the sushi pizza is still the best thing ever. :) read more

It has been months since I've walked out of a restaurant so satisfied with the experience. The folks at All Seasons Table did everything right, from the ambiance to the service to the quality of ingredients, and I am now eagerly anticipating the next time I could justify eating such a grand meal. A jazz band was tucked away in a corner of the airy but comfortable dining room, and a pair of LCDs hung unobtrusively above the sushi and drink bars. The chair were comfortable and the tables spacious. Servers buzzed around with purpose. It was exactly the kind of place I was in the mood for, and I hoped that the food would be as good as the environ. It was, of course. The sushi was delicious (think Ma Soba) but less expensive across the board. The pork was savory and cooked perfectly. The filet mignon tips (a special that evening) were absolutely wonderful, served alongside asparagus and rice. I am so, so thrilled to have added this place to my Book of Go To Places, and I'm just as thrilled that the Yelp community at large seems to agree. All Seasons Table proudly displays our sticker in their window. Go here, folks. You'll be glad you did. read more

A good friend recommended this place to me and I trust her very much so off we went! The whole place is exactly my speed - a perfect mix of classy and elegant (warm decor, bamboo plants, cozy booths), sports bar (big, yet non-obtrusive, tvs at the bar), and spot on date night vibe (cool jazz trio, perfect place to chat and relax). On to the food! Sushi: perfectly fresh, delicious, made to order, nonexistant wait time. Appetizers: the crab rangoon was served promptly and piping hot and the boneless ribs were delicious and not fatty at all. Dinner: the moo shi pork was some of the best I've ever tasted. And for $9.95 no less! And the service? EXQUISITE. My water glass was never more than an inch empty, the table was cleared with every course, and I wanted for nothing. This is how a dining experience should be done. All around, I'm so psyched to have discovered this place. To many happy returns! read more

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This place is great. The food is consistently good. Never have a problem with anything. Service is well. The drinks are made with care. The look of the place is amazing. Lightly lit scenery that adds to the comfortable feel. Great place to have a conversation with your good friends and family. read more

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Modern design? Check. Live music? Check. Prices to match the interior? Check. I hear that this place is always busy regardless of day of the week. The reviews are pretty solid as well. For the purpose of this rating, this is purely on food. For two, we ordered the mayo shrimp and sweet miso black as the appetizers with Lady in Red maki and Korean style stir fry with beef as the mains. Appetizers - The shrimp is I believe to be a take on a popular Cantonese dish with lightly battered shrimp covered in a light sweet mayo, usually garnished with broccoli and candied walnuts. This version featured a heavy batter similar to take out restaurants which became soggy very quickly. It was drizzled instead of tossed in the mayo and is accompanied by some pineapples and walnuts. The shrimp itself is large and sweet but the preparation was off. The cod was pretty good but I found the miso to be too sweet. It was also on the pricier end at $13.50 and the portion ended up being around four small bites. Mains - Honestly the maki disappointed me the most. It was a spider crab roll topped with sliced tuna. The crab itself did not taste fresh and seemed overfried. Pretty stingy as well on the tuna on what was supposedly on the specialty rolls for $14+. They didn't really have too many basic rolls on the menu as well. For the main, it was supposed to be a filet mignon stir fry, Korean style. I'm not sure if it was really filet by there wasn't too many pieces in the dish. There were also bell peppers, onions, and kimchi that I could pick out. The kimchi was way too sour and the portion size again is the the best for the price at $17.50. For two diners that did not drink, the total came to around $80 before tip. Definitely not cheap. On the other hand, it is a night spot with modern design and great live music. Great for a date night but sadly I am quite let down by the food. read more

I was back in MA visiting my boyfriend last weekend, craving sushi and generally hating the limited choice of authentic sushi restaurants. Ever since going to "Koreana" and a few other asian fusion places, I am totally skeptical of places that claim to serve Chinese and/or japanese and/or Thai and/or Korean (etc) food. I have always felt like these places just half-ass several styles of food rather than specializing in one and making it really good (for this I have been called an asian food snob many times). All Seasons Table was a really pleasant surprise. The only only only negative thing I might have to say about the place is that the hostess seemed to be in quite a foul mood. But it's not like we really had to talk to her for more than ten seconds. All of the wait staff were extremely friendly and managed the perfect balance of when to check up on you and when not to. We started with a Golden Maki specialty sushi roll and it was AWESOME. The presentation was fabulous, and the taste was even better. Like a total nerd I even had to take a picture with my phone. We also got a premium sake sampler which complemented our meals perfectly. For dinner I got steak teppanyaki; tender, perfectly cooked, perfectly flavored. My boyfriend got a crispy duck special which he was quite fond of as well. I really think this restaurant is going to be our new go-to place when we want good sushi and japanese (or chinese I suppose) food with a fun, classy atmosphere. I highly recommend All Seasons Table!! read more

My lack of stars is due to the extremely poor service. I came here with a group of 15 and we sat at the back by the kitchen. You would think they would remember us since they walk in and out of the kitchen but barely had any attention paid to us. The one star is due to the good entrees. Worth the wait? No. Maybe if we were not sat at the back then we wouldn't have had to wait 2 hour for our main entrees. For appetizer, we started with roti-keni(not sure how to spell). The bread part was good yet oil and the curry lacked flavor. The crab Rangoon was very good. Wings were okay. Oddly fried. We also got the chicken tenders. Decent. Chicken was a bit over but crunchy and crisp. For main entree, I got the Mongolian sesame chicken. It was very good in flavor. I didn't like how the restaurant menu says that our entrees come with a spring roll, crab rangoon or chicken wings AND soup AND rice. They did not bring us our soup. They said we have to ask for it. That's ridiculous! One star because we had to ask the servers FOUR times to take our orders. And then had to ask for soups. AND had to wait 2 hour for everyone to get their food. Then after we finished. They took another 30 minutes to get the cake which they didn't even put in the fridge. We ended up not doing the cake because we had to be somewhere. When we asked for the check, they ignored us. We weren't being obnoxious or anything. We were extremely patient. I know service can vary but we were blatantly ignored. They had smacked the 18% on for gratuity but we spoke to the manager and had it taken off. We tipped 10% which was too much IMO because we aren't a-holes. I work in the service industry too so this isn't coming from nowhere. I know both sides of the equation. read more

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Never disappoints, delicious sushi and I can never eat less than the entire container of their veggie lo mein with tofu. Really reasonable prices particularly for the sushi as well. read more

Billy Nasty and TJ Exotic were listed on the specials but didn't include a description. I can't remember all of the ingredients but the TJ exotic had truffle. I thought these were mediocre and not memorable. The Sampler: had every typical Chinese/Japanese appetizer (crab rangoons, chicken wings, spring roll, gyoza). Good amount for 3-4 people. Mango Duck with Eggplant. This dish was okay but it's a little pricey at $16.95 considering the small ratio of duck to eggplant portion that was given. Sashami: Toro, smoked salmon, and salmon were fresh. read more

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Probably one of the best restaurants from and around Boston. They have amazing sushi and a lot more to choose from. No matter what you crave for you can find something very tasty there :-) give it a try and you ll keep going back!! Their cocktails are also delicious and they have a big list to chose from :-) read more

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food is ok- place is LOUD-like Malden LOUD. Super local (and Im no longer local but the place was recommended for food) Looks like it could be some hipster swanky place- no typical Asian decor- THAT I liked My drink was just OK when I went there- nothing spectacular. We sat in a table for two that was so close to our neighbors that we HAD to begin to talk with them- I was practically sitting in their laps! I dont think Ill go back- even if the food was ok. Too much of stuff I dont like in my restaurant experience.I wish I could say Id try it again.... Advice to restaurant: Get rid of some of your tables- if people like the place that much they will wait for a table- give your paying patrons some room. Tone it down a little - maybe some noise cancelling stuff on the walls or ceiling? Not sure how but it has a cavernous 'yelling' feel in your place. Try not to get waitresses that look like they walked off Jersey Shore (or worse- Revere Beach) - I get that its Malden - but I dont need the local 'flavor' lol read more

Since we discovered the place we have become semi regulars. We spent a lot of money here and tip very well. Even so, on our last visit we had a waiter who brought us dirty glasses. He argued with us when we asked for clean ones. After which he brought us two replacement glasses which were also dirty and badly scratched. Upon pointing this out to the waiter, he responded by angrily telling us "Next time bring your own!". Clearly this kind of unprofessional behavior and rediculously poor service is unacceptable. Especially since our crime was asking for a clean glass. Also the chocolate lava cake dessert was underwhelming.The portion was very small. Disproportionate to the price. Normally we have a good experience at All Seasons Table. However, the presence of this waiter in the restaurant will detract from your dining experience markedly should you draw the short lot and be seated in his section. Also they serve tap water which taste terrible. You have to purchase bottled spring water there to avoid this. read more

I just moved to Malden and wanted a GOOD Asian spot...this is the one! The atmosphere is very sheek! love this place would go more however it is pricey for the dinner menu but worth it! The beef lomein was awesome, the scorpion bowls isdelicious, the calamari is okay.. This would be a great date night spot/hanging with ur peeps!! read more

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I used to like this restaurant. After this time I will never come back here again! Not sure if they changed the chef, the quality of the food turned bad. The Caterpillar maki only came in 7 tiny pieces. I expected the special maki in bigger portion. The crispy Cod fish with black bean sauce tasted very very very salty! OMG! The chicken wings which came with the combo was very dry. I did not enjoy my meal at all. read more

Always classy, delicious, a great time every time. Wonderful food, staff and atmosphere.

Yes, this place is a hidden gem, nestled in the heart of Malden. I have been here tons of times, and never disappointed. The spicy edamame is excellent, the spicy tuna appetizer is also amazing. And I also agree with John B. that anything "torched" is great. I have had tons of rolls and they have all been excellent. The drinks are also good too, and well worth the price--in other words, they are very strong. ;) Oh, and the live jazz band is a total bonus! read more

Great place, i was there yesterday, monday night by 930pm i was very surprised to find people there, first time here. Food and drinks were excellent, staff very friendly. Food super delicious! read more

All Seasons Table - Seafood salad I think is the best Crispy calamary are cery good too - Chinese Near Me - Malden, Massachusetts

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Hate to slam a place I generally like, but I got take out tonight and although the menu clearly states that Nigiri are ordered 3 pieces to the order, I got two. The reason is even more upsetting: that's all the room that was left to get my order into one box. So, instead of just giving me two boxes for the three items I ordered, they ripped me off. It's impossible for this to have been an accident. read more

One of the best Chinese restaurants in the Boston area. It's no wonder they're always crowded. It's a bit expensive, but always hot and fresh. Everything I've had has been good to excellent. They also have a nice bar area and live music most weekend nights I believe. Takeout is fast and they run like a well oiled machine. If you are a fan of American Chinese food, you will not be disappointed. read more

If I could live here forever and make a little fort out of one of their booths, you *know* I would! All Seasons Table took me by surprise. As other reviewers have pointed out, the surrounding neighborhood seems slightly dodgy, but man.. the sushi! The ambiance! It was a very memorable dining experience. I've had sushi in many large cities and am quite picky about it. Their rolls were not only beautifully presented, they were perfect right down to the texture. Many restaurants that serve sushi will use a mix of sriracha hot sauce and a few other things to add a little kick to a roll--a mixture that often overpowers the roll itself. Not All Seasons! They do their spicy mustard up right. It tasted homemade and provided the perfect balance of flavor and "oomph" to the rolls. Service was speedy and courteous. They were very eager to please, but not overbearingly so. My husband and I were able to enjoy a relaxed meal and not have to worry about the servers popping by too often to check on us. We'll be back. Oh yes.. we'lll be back. ;-) read more

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Great food and drinks. I love this place we came for my pets graduation. The ambiance was lovely. I love it. It's great. Egg roll.

Tasty sushi and noodles at great prices! I tried the spicy edamame (not too spicy, very good flavor), the Boston maki roll, and pad Thai (which was a perfect portion for one person). All of the food was flavorful and the sushi was incredibly fresh. Prices reasonable as well, and the nearby free street parking was nice. read more

Perhaps the best Chinese food I have had in a very long time. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who enjoys classic Chinese cuisine. read more

I loveee this place, and it's so convenient if you live in Malden. First off, best food for a fancy dinner/get-together. The portions are just right and the price is plenty fair considering how tasty it all it. The sushi is probably the best you can find in all of Malden, and competes against the big wigs in all of Boston in my opinion as well. The drink list is pretty wonderful and extensive as well, with a fully loaded bar. Also I'd recommend coming on a Thursday-Saturday night because there's live music/jazz and the place feels very lively and welcoming. *Fun fact: The owner is so incredibly nice. Sometimes, if you go in for late night drinks, Enrique of Exchange St. Bistro will be there since the two are close friends and they might offer you some free food if you make acquaintances with them! haha. That happened to me once, and it was one of the best nights ever and secured my faithfulness to both restaurants :) read more

Was in last night with dear friends. The service, the beverages, the food. All amazing! We arrived early so we were greeted and sat immediately. Fun atmosphere that seemed to have lots of regulars who were greeted by name by the staff. Great experience and worth the sometimes problematic parking situation. read more

Food was old, rice was dry and cold and the beef must have been cooked yesterday and heated up. At least the Mai tais were strong.