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    Dalongyi hotpot

    5.0 (6 reviews)
    Open 5:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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    Absolutely loved the authentic Sichuan flavors at DaLongYi Hotpot! The broth was rich and spicy, just the way I like it. The ingredients were fresh, and the service was top-notch. Can't wait to come back for another round!

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    spiciest hotpot I tried so far around the area burns like no other if u get the extra max level watch out it may kill a man

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    Liuyishou Hotpot

    Liuyishou Hotpot

    4.0
    (354 reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$$

    Came here for a lunch outing with my work team and we had a great time. The space wasn't too busy…read moregiven the time on a weekday so staff were pretty attentive and food came out quickly. They take your jacket to a safe location if requested which was great - no risk of getting any soup splash stains or smelling like hotpot after! You just order on an iPad to request more things which I personally love. Food was delicious and there was a great variety of dishes. We came when it was all you can eat meat which was perfect for a large group. Dipping sauce station was also great and then the drink variety was delicious as well. Overall, this was a delicious option for hotpot in the Chinatown area. I don't think I would come if it were a la carte for every item, but for all you can eat meat, it was great!

    I arrived during the bustling afternoon crowd and was pleasantly surprised to be seated almost…read moreimmediately. The hostess provided a plastic covering for my purse and explained that the smell from the hotpot can cling to fabric. I genuinely appreciated that level of thoughtfulness. She also took time to explain the specials and suggested ordering a combo since it would cost less, which felt honest rather than sales-driven. The ingredients were fresh and delicious, and the toppings bar had so many options that you can really customize your experience. I went solo this time but this is definitely the kind of place that would be perfect for groups. What truly stood out to me, though, was the service. I accidentally threw something important away before leaving and didn't realize until I was gone. When I called they looked through the trash but couldn't find it.They allowed me to come back and search through the trash and even provided gloves. That level of patience and kindness is rare and meant a lot. Between the fresh food, helpful staff, and exceptional service, this was a 10/10 experience. I would absolutely recommend.

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    Q Restaurant

    Q Restaurant

    4.2
    (1.5k reviews)
    3.5 mi
    $$$

    Came for the dishes instead of hotpot this time and they did not disappoint. All the plating was…read moregreat and the waiters were attentive making sure we had everything. One dish I would recommend is Xi'an Cold Rice noodles, it's an appetizer but was on par for a dish. The proportion was on the larger side and it had a perfect spice, all I have to say was it was delicious and for $9.95 you cannot go wrong. The dan dan noodles were good, but I would say the cold noodles were better. The golden buns were also great, a classic dish that is always loved with a great crisp. We did get the wrong sushi roll, unsure if they misheard us or if they thought we pointed to a different one but I'm glad they did because the Thunder Roll was delicious. I think it was the yellowtail that was on top that tied everything together, it was just really good. Overall a great place for dishes if you haven't tried it before you won't be disappointed.

    This place continues to be one of the top sushi/ hot pot/ Chinese restaurants in Chinatown…read more Some quick impressions: - Great, diverse menu, so there is something for everyone. - wine is fairly priced. We had a bottle of Cabernet Sauvignon for less than $40 b As an operations guy, my suggestion to management would be to suggest two things: 1. The salmon sashimi I had was a bit cold. It may be because I was at the 5:30 seating, but it taste better cool, but not cold. 2. Not sure where the bottles of wine are stored, but our cab was warm. Analogous to the sushi, red wine is better cool to room temperature vs warm. Again, I am a big fan of this place. Just want to provide balanced feedback to make an awesome place even more ...awesome?

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    Clay Pot Cafe

    Clay Pot Cafe

    4.0
    (544 reviews)
    3.6 mi
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    Clay Pot Cafe is one of the strongest spots in Boston for traditional Hong Kong-style clay pot rice…read moreand Cantonese comfort food. We walked into a small, casual dining room that feels reminiscent of the neighborhood cafés you would find in Hong Kong, with a simple, unpretentious setup that keeps the attention on the food. The space is compact and functional, the kind of place where the sizzle of clay pots arriving at tables fills the room and the aroma of soy and charred rice hangs in the air. It is not a place for lingering, especially during busy hours, but the focus stays on delivering authentic Cantonese flavors in a setting that feels true to its roots. The clay pot rice is the main reason to visit. Each pot arrives at the table still sizzling, with the rice developing the signature crispy layer along the bottom while staying fluffy on top. The meats absorb the sauce as the rice finishes cooking, creating a rich and comforting dish with plenty of texture. One of the most satisfying parts of the meal is scraping up the crispy rice from the bottom of the pot, which adds extra flavor and crunch to every bite. We ordered the clay pot rice with Chinese sausage and chicken, and the combination of the savory meats, the soy-based sauce, and the slightly charred rice came together in a way that felt both simple and deeply satisfying. The black pepper beef noodles are also worth ordering, offering a classic Hong Kong-style dish with tender beef and a savory black pepper sauce that pairs well with the restaurant's other specialties. The menu has a good variety beyond the clay pots, including soups, casseroles, noodle dishes, and other Cantonese comfort foods. It feels like the type of restaurant where you could return multiple times and still have plenty of different dishes to try. The portions are generous, making the meals filling without being overly expensive for the quality. The restaurant itself is fairly small, so seating can become limited during peak lunch and dinner hours. It is not the place to linger for a long meal, especially when there is a wait, but the food comes out hot and fresh, making the experience feel efficient. If you are planning to visit during a busy time, it is worth expecting a short wait for a table. Clay Pot Cafe is one of the strongest spots in Boston for authentic Cantonese clay pot rice. The sizzling rice, flavorful toppings, and traditional Hong Kong-style menu make it stand out from many other Chinese restaurants in the area, offering a meal that feels both comforting and distinct, and a destination for anyone who wants to experience properly made clay pot rice in an unpretentious setting.

    This spot serves authentic Cantonese claypot rice that genuinely feels like a comforting, homemade…read moremeal. The rice is well-seasoned and achieves that perfect, crispy layer at the bottom of the pot. ​The sautéed water spinach is an excellent side dish to add to your order, and the fresh lemon tea is balanced and refreshing. Your meal also comes with a pot of complimentary hot tea. ​The establishment is clean and sanitary--with the added convenience of a clean customer restroom - which I feel is rare for Chinatown. The staff was friendly and helpful.

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