FOOD VISIT 1: Oyster Pancake: 4 Stars * Oysters: fresh, juicy, plump, sweet; evenly distributed throughout the pancake. * Pancake: tastes like the ocean with notes of garlic, tomato, vinegar, and grassy herbs; excellent texture; goldilocks-approved consistency--not too dry, not too slimy. * Veggies: scattered throughout; balance the meatiness of the dish * Portion: the size of my face. * Last Thoughts: I love my protein, so more oysters and egg (and less veggies) would elevate this dish to 5 Stars in my books. Sesame Dry Noodles: 3 Stars * Noodles: medium-wide and resembled linguine; smooth and perf for slurping. * Sesame sauce: needs more zing; maybe add a sour kick with lemon or vinegar, some sweetness with caramelized shallots or scallions, or a bit more umami with fish sauce or sacha paste. These flavors would cut the nuttiness of the sesame base and create more dimensions to the dish, which was a bit too basic for me. * Bok choy: crunchy, fresh, lightened up the load of noodles. * Portion: large enough for two. * Last Thoughts: Noodles could have had more bite, but that's only because I tend to like my noodles more "Q." Dolphin Milk Tea with boba: 4 Stars * Milk Tea: refreshing yet still creamy and indulgent; finally a place that harmonizes two unlikely companions, milk and tea; best I've had in Boston! * Boba: perfect texture; could have more flavor (perhaps soak longer in honey or brown sugar?). * Last Thoughts: Glad I asked for 1/4 sweetness. Still pretty sweet! VISIT 2: Popcorn Chicken: 3 Stars * Chicken: well-seasoned; tender dark meat; true to popcorn size. * Breading: not crispy enough for my taste. * Portion: enough for a meal; just right for sharing. * Last Thoughts: The actual popcorn part of the popcorn chicken was average. Sausage and Egg Fried Rice: 5 Stars * Rice: distinct kernels of short grain white rice; slightly sweet; saucy, but not too oily; chewy qq texture. * Sausage: like Taiwanese-styled candied bacon; sweet, but not cloying; lean, but still juicy; bite-sized, abundant, and evenly spread throughout the rice. * Portion: Huge, but I ate it all because it was that delicious! * Last Thoughts: Love the white onions and appreciated how Yvette accommodated my request for no green onions; more egg in the rice would have been nice. Dolphin Milk Tea with pudding: 4 Stars * Pudding: home-made, fresh, not too sweet, resembles more of a jelly. Less eggy than the pudding flavor that I prefer (i.e. from Sin Ba La in LA). * Everything else is the same as the Dolphin Milk Tea with boba--still sweet, although I asked for ice in this one and love how it was crushed. SERVICE: 5 Stars. Come and see for yourself. The staff brings the good island vibes to the States. VERDICT: Definitely a worthy spot to check out, at least if you're craving refreshing boba milk tea, an oyster pancake, or some hearty fried rice. I have yet to find a better place for Taiwanese in Boston. I'll be back to try more dishes. Would be cool if they added the option of subbing the linguine noodles with dong fen. read more

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I love coming here with my friends! The food and drinks always taste authentic (even my Taiwanese friends say so!) and the prices are relatively cheap for the area. The setting really puts you in the mood of "Dolphin Bay" with the walls painted like the ocean side and a ship-shaped counter where the cashier stands. It can get busy on weekends and even weekday dinners, but their service is pretty efficient and usually my friends and I don't have to wait too long, even for a party of 6. Everyone's go-to dish is popcorn chicken! Personally I love the braised beef noodle soup and Taiwanese sausage. A lot of my friends like the ground pork rice. In general I've never had a bad experience with any dish I've tried here before. I highly recommend coming here with a group of friends or for a date! read more

Ahoy matey, prepare to swim on over to Dolphin Bay, Bostons premier seafood restaurant. The minute you walk in the door, you're splashed with an endless theme of dolphins and the sea. Whether that's the painted murals on the wall, the rowboat in the middle of the restaurant or the lighthouse that doubles as a column among the tables. Wait... You're telling me it's not a restaurant that caters to seafood lovers?... It's a Taiwanese restaurant?... Oh.. Well... Dolphin Bay is extremely confusing in its decoration and name and until you actually order you won't realize what this place actually is (apart from the employees speaking to you in Chinese). We ordered the pork rice, the popcorn chicken and the beef noodle soup. The pork rice was something you could have just made at home, simple ground pork over rice while the popcorn chicken had almost no taste whatsoever. The noodle soup was okay, a little too much soup, but I'm not complaining (more than I already have). The service though was fairly quick and the prices were pretty fair for what we had. The big thing was the taste. Disclaimer: while the decor was extremely strange, it didn't contribute to the score I gave, it was just extremely confusing. read more

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I come here when I crave Taiwanese food. It's pretty good and very traditional so it satisfies my cravings. The only downside is if you want to order shaved ice, do so before 8:30 because after that it was too late. Maybe this is a winter rule? Regardless, still delicious and definitely will come back again. read more

I had high hopes for this place because their menu looked promising. Unfortunately, it wasn't anything spectacular and I'm surprised at the raving reviews. The 3 stars is for the friendly service though and that's one of the things we look for when dining in. For the food, we had their oyster omelette and it was so chewy to the point that it's hard to swallow without choking on it. There were more cornstarch than the egg and only 4 or 5 small pieces of oysters in it. Their braised beef noodles were just ok. I've had really good version of this dish in other places. The price was expensive for the quality of food so I can't justify paying a lot when we're not satisfied with our meal. Sadly we will not be coming back. read more

Great food and friendly service! Dolphin Bay serves up some comforting Taiwanese dishes that can't be missed. Definitely try the popcorn chicken and the beef noodle soup. read more

Mostly Taiwanese style dishes at an affordable price. Popular dishes are display with pictures for newbies to this type of food. Boba and drinks are pretty standard with a good variety of milk teas and juices. Service does slow down a little when they get busy but overall service is very friendly and helpful. Great place for dinner and chill with friends. Adding this to my rotation of Allston dining options. read more

Quality of the food remains as good as ever. However, prices for the food recently rose significantly, and I can't really come here for food and feel good about it any more. Drinks are still good, and prices for those haven't changed. read more

Definitely go for the shaved ice. Wonderful to eat and share with friends. Extra toppings are only $0.50 beyond 4 ingredients. Best value ice in the area with great toppings. Service is great along with the entrées. Portions are generous and taste authentic. Also, if you really have a thing for dolphins, this is the place to be. read more

Dolphin Bay - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I had heard really good things about Dolphin Bay, so when I found myself in Allston at lunchtime, I had to pay it a visit. I'm so glad I did! This place is authentic. The flavors bring me right back to my childhood. We got the braised beef noodle soup and the wonton noodles. The braised beef noodle soup was amazing. I couldn't get enough. The flavor of the soup had every note of flavor I remember from slurping on beef noodle soups when I was young. The braised beef was the kind my parents used to make. The wonton noodles were awesome as well. It was HUGE; I have no idea how one person is supposed to finish it, but I'm not complaining. In addition to the wontons, the noodles come topped with pork bits that make the noodles so much richer. Service was fast and attentive, and the value for what you pay is great. I'll definitely return, to try their famed bubble tea and other dishes! read more

This place is so good. Definitely a spot to keep coming back to. Popcorn chicken, beef noodle soup, and spicy wontons are all delicious. Some of the best wontons I've had. Definitely worth a visit! read more

This place was decent. I definitely would recommend their signature noodle soup dish. The broth is hearty and beef is tasty. Noodles are perfectly cooked. Good Asian comfort food. We also ordered their spicy popcorn chicken. Pretty decent, chicken pops with spicy chili powder on top. Servers are friendly. Everything comes out quick, which is nice, however the place feels a little dirty. I did not like drinking out of small disposable cups-that was weird. Christmas decorations up in June. read more

Dolphin Bay - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I have only tried the bubble tea, but I am a fan! Solid taro and milk bubble tea. I saw that they use actual taro, which is a fantastic change from the powder I so regularly see. The texture of the boba is perfect! Unfortunately, the plastic top is rather flimsy. Every time I pop it with my straw, it breaks open and spills over me. As clumsy as I am, I have tried to do it more slowly, but the result is the same! I am actually a big sucker for Lollicup across the street, but I will opt for Dolphin Bay when I am back in the area! I will be back to try the food. read more

My friend and I stopped into this small little hole in the wall place for a quick bite to eat and were delightfully impressed with their flavorful food and inexpensive price points! The restaurant was tucked into a long series of businesses along Brighton Ave. The name immediately tells you Dolphins are their thing and that is not a joke. You walk into a nautical themed restaurant with painted walls naturally depicting dolphins a massive boat shaped counter and the supporting beam in the middle of the seating area was transformed into a lighthouse. Some people may think this is a bit off but it adds to this places charm for me. When we received the menus they are to say the least very vague but luckily had a few pictures which honestly are always a great selling tool. We knew we wanted bubble tea which was initially the whole reason we stumbled into this place. that decision was easy enough, almond milk tea for me with Tapioca and a peach green tea with tapioca for my friend, which according to her was crazy peach flavored in a good way. The Bubble tea was probably the most expensive thing we got since its only a beverage but I figure its like getting a fancy latte from Starbucks. For food we turned to our overly friendly waitress. This woman was such a pleasure. Great attitude and super helpful with recommendations. Per her recommendations we chose the Taiwanese Sausage and Rice dish which came with a side of Kimchi, steamed veggie and some Egg thing that was delicious but I have never had eggs like that before. They were scrambled and baked in a manner that left them so fluffy and light but well structured, in the shape of whatever container they were cooked in. They tasted as if they had the flavor of the beef infused into it. The Sausage was sliced thin over the rice and beneath that there was a layer of ground beef/pork (I don't actually know but it tasted good). The best part was the combination of all the flavors, I recommend eating the different items simultaneously! The other item we decided to order was the Spicy Dumplings. These bad boys were smothered in a oil and chili type sauce giving a little heat. For those heat lovers out there, they provide some type of chili thing on the side to top them off with. I decided the sauce was sufficient in heat and flavor only to be topped with a little fresh cilantro for a herbal flavor. The portion was huge I'd say easily 12+ dumplings for like 6 Bucks! We were stuffed so we couldn't indulge in any form of dessert but I will say that the shaved ice dessert looked mental... in a VERY good way. Maybe next time since I know we will go back. read more

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My only complaint is that they are not open later :/ We were seated almost immediately, and our food came out after a very short wait. I got the popcorn chicken dish, and absolutely loved it. The spicy wontons were great as well! I have yet to try the shaved ice or boba, but will definitely be back for those. read more

Dolphin bay is a really great place if you're lookin for some good quality bubble tea and Taiwanese quick foods. I got a Thai tea from here and it did not disappoint. I also got the Taiwanese popcorn chicken which was very delicious. Moreso than the food, the service was amazing. Everyone here was very friendly and the service was super quick. I would definitely come back. read more

Used to really like this place when it first opened but I feel like the food isn't as good anymore! (Or maybe it was just an off day when I came...) We got a lot of the popular dishes like popcorn chicken, the pork rice and the beef noodle soup but there were things about all of them that made them only okay. The chicken wasn't seasoned consistently and the pork tasted a little over cooked. The beef noodle soup was alright but there was a quite a bit of fat pieces v beef pieces. The bubble tea here is still pretty good! (They gave me so much boba tho which I shouldn't complain about it but it was half boba and half tea which was a bit much.) I don't think I'd come back again for food but I would get boba for take out. read more

Dolphin Bay - Beef noodle soup, pork rice and popcorn chicken - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

This place NEVER disappoints! Super homey feeling with great food, great boba, and super nice waiters. Love coming to this place because the food always hits the spot. I've tried a few different bobas and all of them have been really good. The popcorn chicken, spicy wontons, and spicy beef noodle soup are all BOMBBBB. If you haven't tried them yet, you're missing out big time. All of the noodles are delicious and the service is amazing. The other night, I came here for dinner and they were super thorough with our orders and asked if we wanted to customize ice and sugar levels in our boba and for the appetizers, they offered to bring spice on the side since my friend didn't like spice. For my beef noodle soup, they gave me the option of all beef or half beef half tendon. The people here are so thoughtful and so nice. This place is definitely one to try if you're in Allston! read more

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After all the positive reviews decided to give this place a try. I got take out so maybe that's why, but the food didn't blow me away at all. I love Taiwanese food, as do my friend, born in Taiwan (who shared the take out with me). We have tried many different Taiwanese places over the years from jojo to Mulan to peach garden to actual Taiwan restaurants so we do know our food a bit. The oyster pancake wasn't as good as the JoJo one. While I liked that you could see it was a pancake with oyster layer in between, it was too doughy and there wasn't a good savory sauce to go with it. Also, I bit into an oyster chunk that had some sort of hard shell on it. We got the beef noodle with jalapeño. Thought it sounded good but was disappointed. The noodle wasn't good and there's no jalapeño taste. Actually, given jalapeño isn't a Taiwanese staple, not sure why it's on the menu. The wonton was actually pretty decent. But if you are looking for authentic Sichuan flavored spicy wonton, this isn't it. It's an interesting twist I guess, but didn't blow me away. Lastly, got boiled veggie. It came with minced beef. A bit of a good surprise with the meat but otherwise disappointing. I'm quite surprised that they don't offer an eggplant dish - as that's a Taiwanese speciality!! Overall a disappointment. Maybe their drink/dessert would be better. They did have quite an extensive tea menu. read more

Dolphin Bay - From front to back: wonton, boiled veggie, beef noodle with jalapeño and sauce, oyster pancake. - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I really like this place. Good prices and overall a chill place. I like how you can create combinations with entrees and rice/noodles. Their food has good flavor. I would recommend this place for anyone looking for a restaurant for great Taiwanese food. read more

Great place to eat your money's worth! Came here for a cheap dinner with my S.O. last night, and got the popcorn chicken as an appetizer. It's an EXCELLENT starter and great for sharing-- it was hot and fresh when it came to our table, and it's also good to add with the entrees. My S.O. got the beef noodle soup at the hot level with tendon, while I chose the spicy wonton noodles. Both were good comfort foods and filled our bellies! This place is our go-to for reasonably priced, well-made comfort food, all down the street from where read more

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Service was excellent here, amazing! The staffs were friendly and hilarious - and the setting at this restaurant gives you a "home" feeling - very welcoming! I loved it very much. I ordered a few snacks and drinks before dinner, and it was pretty good. Their oyster omelette was delicious, and the drink with the milk cap was especially delicious. I'll definitely come back and try their noodle and rice dishes soon! read more

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of course i'm gonna go if there's taiwanese popcorn chicken within walking distance. customer service was 10/5, the ladies were so nice and sweet and happy to help you. chicken nuggets for $6 was 3/5. good crunch but no flavor; asked for moderate spicy and the spice was just heaped up in a pile in the center, not tossed or evenly coated throughout the nuggets. chicken itself were good tender cuts, but i wish they were marinated or tossed with more 5 spice. salt/pepper porkchop 3/5: no salt/pepper taste here. good cut of meat though! all in all i'd probably come back if i were in the area to try other things, but those two are my usual favorites at other places and they just didn't cut it here this time. read more

Left dolphin bay tonight feeling sooo satisfied! Food was simple and delicious! We ordered noodle soup with crispy chicken thigh, spicy wonton and spicy chicken bao. Staffs are very nice and friendly! Definitely recommend it! read more

Dolphin Bay - Noodle soup with crispy chicken thigh - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I have visited this place since they opened 2 years ago. They had changed the menu and price since then. Overall, the fried rices and noodle soups may be a bit bland for some people but I think that's their style. My friends who don't like salty foods enjoy Dolphin Bay. Foods: + The fried rice can be a bit bland sometimes. The salted veggie fried rice and tomato fried rice are 2 that have more flavor/spice than the rest. + The one size noodle soups used to be very large with plenty of cilantro. They sized it down recently. + Repeating other reviewers, don't miss the popcorn chicken (appetizer). They only sprinkle red pepper powder (fragrant but not spicy) so order at least medium spicy if you enjoy Szechuan dishes. Drinks: + Banana milk, royal milk tea, lavender milk tea, hongkong milk tea. * Their tapioca bubble is standard. Not too sweet, not too chewy, not undercooked. Service: + Overall, never had a bad service. * They accept card only after ~$10 Interior: * A great place to come after a winter storm/snowstorm and see the beach/ocean wallpaper. read more

Dolphin Bay - Tomato fried rice - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Amazing dish at friendly price. I'm from Taiwan and sometimes I would crave for my hometown food. Then I would go there and get their sausage fried rice and basil bean curd. Their popcorn chicken is very well marinated, and their staffs are super kind. Their taro tapioca is the best in the states. Their milk foam tea is great too (similar to gong cha, and I sometimes prefer Dolphin Bay's for the simplicity) I sometimes get their beef noodle soup and spicy dumpling (紅油抄手). Make sure you get a stamp card to collet stamps for free drink and minced pork rice. read more

Drove by and saw the Grand Opening sign, decided to give it a try. And I may have discovered the best oyster pancake in Boston! The beef noodle soup came in a generous portion and smelled really enticing. I asked for extra spicy, but it came out medium plus. The broth is a little too sweet for my taste, and the noodles aren't as good as the ones from Jojo. Now, if oyster pancake is your thing, you must order it because it's the first time I haven't been disappointed by this dish in Boston. It looked really promising because it wasn't covered in that alien-glow bright red sauce that every other Taiwanese restaurant uses (I'm talking to you, Shangri-la), and nor was it swimming in a pool of grease (see my rant on Taiwan Cafe). It was topped with some refreshing cilantro, and overall it was a good mix of savory and sweetness; the texture was also a good balance between gelatinousness of the egg/batter part and fleshiness of the oysters. Service was very warm and welcoming, attentive and friendly like a real family-run restaurant. On account of how right they got the oyster pancake, I'd come back and try some of their other dishes that are characteristic of a typical Taiwanese eatery. read more

Dolphin Bay - Beef noodle soup. Smelled better than it tasted. - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I am from the San Gabriel Valley in LA, an area famous for it's authentic Chinese & Taiwanese food as well as its predominant Asian culture. Being a student in Boston has been difficult because I am constantly homesick and craving for some good SoCal Asian food. In the past few weeks, I've had a difficult time finding food that reminds me of home. However, Dolphin Bay's menu offerings were exactly what I needed to fulfill my emotional yearnings for home as well as my physical desire for 626 food and boba. Thank you Dolphin Bay for being my home away from home. read more

Dolphin Bay - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Love being able to find good taiwanese food near me!I ordered the pork chop rice, beef scallion rolls, and popcorn chicken, and everything tasted so delicious and authentic! I definitely want to try more items from their menu. The beef rolls definitely went a little hard on the sauce, which I personally found a bit too sweet. Also maybe because I had ordered delivery from here but the popcorn chicken arrived kind of soggy, so next time I might eat at the restaurant instead! read more

This was my second visit to Dolphin Bay, Sunday at 1PM. Packed. Nestled by the pole right past the door we sat there for 15 minutes for something to happen, and then I finally waved someone down. Ordered the popcorn chicken dish ($9), crispy chicken dish ($9), and the udon noodle dish ($11). Get the popcorn chicken guys. I ordered it on my first visit, but wanted to try their crispy chicken, one slab of deep fried white chicken meat, which was pitifully small compared to the mountain of deep fried dark chicken meat of the popcorn chicken dish. The udon noodle dish was soupy but tasted very, clear, if you know what I mean. They're hiring, so if you want to help out, they definitely need the staff. Cheerful people, slow service, decent food. Probably won't visit again. read more

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SO PLEASANTLY SURPRISED. I'm usually not. Huge fan of Chinese food/Taiwanese food but wow... I WAS SO WRONG ABOUT MY PRE JUDGEMENTS!! Oh my goodness I don't know where I wanna start!!! Wait- SMILING SERVERS!!! Thank you! :D FOOD WAS CHEAP AND NICELY PORTIONED. What more could a broke girl ask for?! Huge shaved ice. So much. Couldn't breathe eating but it was soo good. It's mostly water based! Also, TARO. BUBBLE TEA. Oh my goodness I cannot even explain how this blew my mind. IT WAS REAL AUTHENTIC TARO and not just some purple slush mix most use!!!! Wowowowow So impressed. read more

This is a pretty good place to eat with a group of friends. The staff is super nice too! I wasn't a fan of their crispy fish filet but I'm not really sure what I was thinking or expecting when I ordered it. Nevertheless, it was still good for what it was. Their taro milk is so good! The staff passed us samples to try first and that was one of the samples. Deliciousness in a cup! You actually taste small taro pieces! Much better than the powdered stuff in other places. I will definitely be coming back, if not for the food, at least for the taro milk! read more

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Recently moved to the area and this is my second visit. They have probably the best boba tea I've ever had! The staff is always nice and welcoming. My recommendation so far would be to try the Taro Milk tea. read more

Freaking delicious. Ordered a beef noodle soup and it was exploding with flavor! I have traveled to Taiwan, and this soup rivals the local recipes. Friends ordered the popcorn chicken and the pork rice, which came with delicious sides. Everyone loved their food! Will definitely be back! read more

The food here is decent. My friends and I got pretty decent portions for the price. We all got things from the popular menu. I would recommend the beef broth noodle soup because it seems to be the most value for your money. Seems like the type of place high school students would go to after school to get an affordable meal. Service is great. We went about half an hour before closing and they still accommodated us. The server was very nice and also asked my friend if she wanted more broth for her soup because it was too spicy. The only thing I didn't like is that as soon as I walked in, I noticed how dirty it was. The floors were blackened by the dirt so I was kind of wary about the restaurant's sanitation. However the plates and cups they served us seemed to be clean so I was not as worried after that. Food is okay but it's probably a one time visit for me. read more

Dolphin Bay - Beef broth noodle soup, pork rice, and sausage rice - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

In the former Inaka ramen space on Brighton Ave. in Allston, Dolphin Bay's pleasant (there is a dolphin mural) and welcoming atmosphere compliments the unique and flavorful dishes (and beverages) it serves. With an extensive bubble tea, juice, and flavored milk selection along with Taiwanese cuisine, the meal is satisfying and they even put citrus in their water to steep. The oyster pancake is an adventurous yet traditional choice to start the meal, with a jelly-like consistency containing chunks of oyster, egg, and bok choy, in a slightly sweet brown sauce. The menu lists the popular items on the first page. As a first-timer, started with two popular dishes - the beef noodle soup and Taiwanese sausage rice. The sausage is served two ways, sliced (on the sweeter side with a slight spice) and ground, with kimchi, cabbage, and potatoes on the side. The beef noodle soup is served in a large bowl and the broth is extremely delicate with notes of star anise and Sichuan peppercorns. The soup is available either mild, medium, or spicy. For reference, the medium did not carry much heat. The noodles are cooked to the ideal temperature, not too firm or too mushy. The cubed beef is tender and the bok choy is plentiful. read more

I'm sure this spot is a favorite Taiwanese Food spot for a lot of people. What makes Dolphin Bay different from any other Asian restaurant in Boston is their authentic Taiwanese hospitality. No matter how busy they never ignore anyone arriving at their door, or waving at the table. Pros: 1. Authentic Taiwanese food with good portion size and reasonable price. Their rice dishes are super filling and comes with sides like steamed eggs, veggies, etc. 2. Very tempting appetizer menu featuring lots of Taiwanese street food, having someone that knows the food culture would defiantly be helpful here! A group of friends could also order a bunch appetizers here, sit and chill here with their bubble tea! They have amazing popcorn chicken! This is a very popular Taiwanese street food where they deep fry small pieces of chicken in a flavorful batter, tossed in some white pepper. The popcorn chicken at Dolphin Bay are a good size, meat is moist and seasoned, and you could add some hot chilly if you'd like! I also recommend trying their Wontons because it is made in house and they are the size they should be! The skin to meat ratio is perfect, if you really like wontons, their wonton soup is also a must try. 3. Gotta love their wonton soup! There is a lot and it comes in a big bowl (bigger than my face big) and there are a lot of wontons, a good amount of noodles and bak choy. 4. The beef noodles soup brings me back home to Taiwan! It has huge chucks of tender beef shank, beef tendons and the bowl is a hearty bowl of beef broth that is perfect in a cold day. 5. Their ground pork rice/noodles is also a must try. The Taiwanese method of cooking ground pork makes it perfect for topping rice and noodles. They actually sell tubs of this ground pork for you to bring home! 6. They're also very accommodating and they'll tell you what noodles are best for which soup! And if you have any questions and concerns they defiantly take it seriously and they'll come by to check that things have been done right. 7. This is a perfect lunch spot in between classes to get a good warm meal that's cool fresh and maybe even grab a drink to go. For dinner it is always crowded but people are always willing to wait, so defiantly come early fo seats! Cons: 1. This place just needs more seats..!!!! read more

I can't speak to the normal food, but I got patbingsu (shaved ice) and it was great! 11.50 for your choice of 4 toppings (extras $1 each). read more

Dolphin Bay - Taiwanese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Pure nostalgia from when Dolphin Bay was still in Rowland Heights. Surprisingly, it still tastes the same! Fantastic food with amazing service! A little slice of home :) read more

My go to spot if I want some solid Taiwanese food. It's super casual, the decor doesn't quite match, but the food is bomb! Service: Hit or miss, but efficient. the main ladies who work there are super nice. Some of the part-timers (I assume), could use some work on their customer service skills. Food: All the things, seriously. My favorites are the beef noodle soup with rice noodles, spicy wonton DRY noodles are to die for, and the fried squid balls. Drinks: The only place I know in Boston that serves Sago as a drink. Coconut Taro Sago - get it and don't look back. Pro-tip: $0.50 more to get a 24oz from a 16oz -- therefore, it's obvious that you have to always get the 24oz! read more