No frills noodle place that serves up big portions for reasonable prices. I got a bowl of tomato…read morebased pork chop noodle for $13. The bowl kept the soup piping hot for a long time but I wish it had a stronger flavor. The skewers were $3 for an order of 2. The beef and enoki skewers were my favorite.

No frills Yunnan rice noodle shop in Chinatown. Menu lists a good amount of noodle soups with some…read morepictures but I kind of wish there was more description as to what was included in each bowl. For instance, I had gotten takeout from here before and ordered a tomato based soup with chunks of beef but the options on the menu said tomato beef and sirloin tomato. Based on that, I ordered beef this time but when I got my food, I realized I must have ordered sirloin previously (this time it was slices of beef). That being said, the food was great and came out quickly! Tomato broth wasn't sour or sweet. Noodles are added into the soup when the bowl is dropped off so they are still bouncy and not soggy. Good amount of ingredients included: beef, napa cabbage, ham, bean sprouts. You can also add additional ingredients for about $3 each (ex: enoki mushrooms, different meats, vegetables) Food is reasonably priced at around $15 a bowl. Super comforting and a perfect meal to have in the cold Boston winter. I will definitely be back again!

OHHHHH MYYYY GOODDDDDDDDD I can't believe im writing this…read morereview just now (probably because I miss this place SO much) Located near Tufts university, this Chinese restaurant has a very home-y feel to it. I came here for my first time during thanksgiving (the day of). I was feeling so lonely and sad because I was away from family at the time- within a short period of time the waiter there, Sam, became my friend. The employees there so were kind and I can't really explain the level of comfort I experienced at this restaurant. The food? TOP TIER. it's soooooo delicious, you really can't get enough of it. There's so many dishes to choose from and their seafood is fresh!! (You literally see the tanks of live seafood when you enter the restaurant!!) There's prices/portion sizes are amazing as well, as a college student it was nice to come eat and take some home for later!! All good things to say about this restaurant, despite now being home in Texas and missing them dearly

remember that beef noodle soup not being very good. I think the soup part was really bland…read more However, the dumplings stood out and the spicy popcorn chicken was good too. I think I will come back for the dumplings. Service was good, and the ambiance is just like a very classic Chinese restaurant

I rarely leave reviews, but this experience was disappointing. The portions were large enough for…read morefour, and we ordered five dishes, yet the handwritten bill totaled roughly $150. After we left a tip, a staff member stopped us and said it was "too little" and had to be exactly 18%. I've never been told how much to tip, especially when the food and service didn't justify it. Overall, overpriced and not an experience I would repeat.

I've heard rumors around this being the go to Chinese spot and I can believe it. Tasty food with a…read morepretty solid selection. Definitely felt like they were upselling especially on lobster, though we were already going to order it. Food was delicious but felt like the servings were slightly smaller than I'm used to, not sure if it was just me. Have to help maintain the classic Chinese spot rating where it can't be perfect because the best Chinese restaurants are no thrills and sassy but delicious. Girlfriend was craving green beans and luckily, they were willing to do a stir fry green bean with garlic. We typically get a green bean with XO sauce which has the spice and additional flavor, but this hit the spot. Mayo shrimp with broccoli was basically honey walnut shrimp and delicious.

Still there after 40 years! I remember dining here when I worked downtown as a teenager. The…read moreservice was good and the staff are friendly. Prices have gone up since I last ate here, but that's everywhere. A combo with lo mein, beef & broccoli, and huge salt & pepper shrimp was under $14 with tax. I really like that they did not up charge for seafood like some competitors do. Since this restaurant is part of a food court, not much can be done on the owner's behalf about the overall ambience if you dine-in. The dining room has definitely been updated in recent years though. What I appreciate is the visual menu being so different than the average restaurant. What they show on the board is what you actually get. The food was delicious and looked (and more importantly tasted) fresh. Glad to know Wong's is still a Boston staple decades later.

I work nearby and will grab Wong's for lunch sometimes. The food is delish! My go to is the lo…read moremein, bbq pork, and chicken teriyaki. I've also had the shrimp, beef/veg, and wonton noodle soup. All delish! I liked it so much that I ordered some catering from them for my housewarming party and my guest loved it. My friends really loved the crab rangoon (I don't eat those though so never tried it myself).

Very nice people, good service! Has a variety of meats and vegetables and flavors to choose from…read more Environment is small but cozy and has nice music.

I love this place my go to spot amazing soup flavors! Perfect for a cold winter day, loveread more

When we travel, we seek dim sum. Why? It's just our thing. So once our plane touched down in…read moreBoston, we went straight to Chinatown. This place has it all in a great Chinese restaurant: traditional dim sum dishes done well, a little grit, staff who get the job done but aren't the friendliest. The food was excellent. For that reason alone, I'd go back.

Winsor Dim Sum Café is the restaurant with the yellow sign and yellow awning. It is on a split…read morelevel, and so you have take a few stairs up to get to the restaurant. Looking for something to eat after landing at BOS airport, my husband and I decided to explore Chinatown. Figured we could do some dim sum for a late breakfast, early lunch (the time was a little after 10:35 am). Found this of one of a few places to have dim sum, we decided to come here since we weren't too far from it on foot. When we walked in, I let the employee know that we are a party of 2. Because this is a smaller restaurant, we were sat at a large round communal table. I am definite not a fan of this style of seating but it's fine (although we had walked passed another dim sum restaurant that was fancier that did not have tables like that and saw that 2 people were just sat at a table by themselves and wished we had gone to that restaurant instead. But didn't see this restaurant until after we had already had our meal). After looking over the menu, we ended up getting: Chicken Feet, $6.99 prior to tax- My husband got this for himself. I am not a big fan of chicken feet and only eat maybe 1 at most. But I wasn't really in the mood to eat it. But he enjoyed it. Choy Shum, $11.95 prior to tax- I love to have vegetables at every meal, when possible. So we ordered these vegetables, which were nice and tender and they were nice. I do like that the oyster sauce wasn't as heavily drizzled on top, which was nice. Shrimp Rice Noodle, $6.99 prior to tax- This came in an order of 3. These were good but standard. Pork Siu Mai, $6.99 prior to tax- I thought these tasted okay, just a little oily. Tea, $1.25 per person- You are charged this fee per person, regardless if you drink tea or not. --------------------------------- (Total= $37.90 after tax, prior to tip) Please note that to order, you just mark what items you want on a paper menu and then the food items will be brought out to you. This is supposed to be the fresher way of food items, since the idea is that it is made to order instead of staying inside a cart that may end up getting dry as it gets pushed around the restaurant. This place supposedly takes credit card, as there was a visa logo sticker in their entrance window. But when asked the employee who gave us the bill if they take credit card, she told us that cash is preferred (which is funny because this one Caucasian family sitting at our table looked a little freaked out because I think they were planning on paying with credit card). My husband ended up paying with two twenty dollar bills. The employee was just standing right next to my husband and asked if we need change. My husband said no (my husband was planning on leaving additional tip on the table before leaving). She then pointed to the bottom of the bill of the suggested tip and seemed rather pushy and insistent that we leave a tip (well a higher tip). So my husband (although feeling awkward), pulled out a few more dollars and gave it to her. She seemed satisfied and then walked away. I have never gone to any dim sum restaurant where tip was pushed upon and that a server would be so pushy and aggressive about it. I have also read from a few other Yelp members that have also experienced the same thing on their dining experience. It is a good thing I don't live in Boston because I would never come back to this restaurant if I did.

Came to check out this clay pot rice restaurant in chinatown and it was pretty authentic cantonese…read moreclay pot. The space is very small, but it feels like you're eating at your grandmothers place. The food is warm and nostalgic. Their veggies are cooked very well and have a lot of flavor. Overall I would recommend.

Clay Pot Cafe is one of my favorite spots in Chinatown! The food is flavorful, comforting, and full…read moreof authentic taste. Their clay pot dishes are delicious, with generous portions and perfectly cooked ingredients. Everything came out fresh and satisfying, and the service was friendly and efficient. I typically come here for my lunch break and it's always hits the spot! I have no complaints and the staff is super friendly and service is great. The chicken sausage clay pot was delicious too!!

Super delicious and flavorful Chinese food. Large portions at a great price! They serve a pretty…read morespecific type of Chinese cuisine, so you kinda have to know what you're getting into. Most of the dishes are fairly spicy and/or pickled flavor (Chinese sauerkraut). I'd say it's mild to medium on these flavors compared to others I've had, so first timers should be able to enjoy it! Signature sauerkraut fish (large) 奈哥 酸菜鱼 (大份) * 5/5 * Generous amount of fish which was super flaky and tender. Comes with a variety of picked and fresh veggies that are perfectly cooked still with a nice crunch. There's also some bean curd skins and large comes with 2 bowls of rice. Broth and flavors are good, super savory and mouth watering and not too fishy. Medium spicy (slightly numbing) and medium picked sourness. The perfect dish! Feeds 2 generously. Steam Chicken With Chili Sauce 秘制口水鸡 * 4/5 * Chicken was super tender (served chilled), had a good amount of meat for the price, and was boneless which made it easy to eat. It just a little bland. It's called mouth watering chicken in English and needed more spice and salt. There was a deal where if we paid with cash, we got a glass of free plum juice per person, so we got 3 cups for our table. It was super good. Tastes like Asian plum juice (which is a unique flavor). Slightly medicine-y but in a good way. Fruity, floral, slightly bitter and lightly sweetened. 5/5 for the drink. Overall a great meal here. Definitely give it a try. The restaurant was decently busy on a Saturday night around 7-8 pm, maybe 50% full. Service was prompt and friendly and restaurant was clean. It's located down the stairs once you go since the building.

Ordered delivery from here so the review is purely based on food…read more I had their spicy numbing fish, fried chicken wings ( the original style maybe? Not the lemon one), and scallion pancakes. Everything tasted so good! Fish was tasty, but a little under salted, which is better than over salted. Their wings, inf was soooooo good!!! If you can only get one thing here, I'd pick the wings over their fish. Scallion pancakes were also good, but since it was not eaten fresh , and its prob been sitting there for over 30min in a container, it was not as crispy as I'd like. I'd imagine it being quite good if you were eating in. The food was so good that I ordered it twice during my last trip to Boston! Definitely will be back next time in town!