For those who may follow my reviews, you'll recall that I was on the fence between trying the…read moresignature wings over the original chicken wings in order to determine if and what the difference was between the two. Turns out....you really DO pay two extra dollars for improved flavor. As ironically hysterical as that is, I honestly don't have a problem with it. It may very well be the quintessential reason for me granting this place another star. Since the time of writing my initial review, we've ordered take-out from this place more times than I can count. And they have consistently delivered in promptness, taste, and flavor every single time. I guess what I'm saying is....it's nice to know that first impression wasn't simply a fluke. I won't retread any former points I made. You can read the review which precedes this one if you want the full 'deetz'. Instead, I came here mainly to briefly discuss the significance between the signature wings versus the original chicken wings. And like I said, it's basically flavor. On the one hand, you've got the original chicken wings - which are rather prosaic both in flavor and appearance. They're....fine, for what they are. But pretty much....they're just regular chicken wings. Not much to write home about. On the other hand, if you opt for the $2 upgrade, what you'll experience with their signature wings will be nothing short of phenomenal. Not only are they jam packed with 10 times more flavor than their plebeian counterpart, they also have a kick of spice to them and also come garnished with sautéed onions. And, of course, I took a photo to illustrate what I'm describing here. I also wanted to expand a bit more on why their online ordering service is so outstanding. You can totally place orders in advance and, to our experience, they've always had our order ready for pickup the minute we arrive. So, yeah....their timing is spot-on! One time, we even somehow qualified for a $5 discount. Noice! Far as we're concerned, this place is the crème de la crème of Chinese take-away (lack of egg drop soup not withstanding). The fact that we're willing to make the 20 mile hike from Nashua and back every month or so should speak volumes. Feng Shui is now officially worth 5 unbelievably delectable signature wings seasoned to perfection out of 5.

My daughter did a delivery order and didn't get what we wanted. What was ordered was kung pao…read morechicken and philly roll with avocado instead of cucumber, rice and soups. The philly roll had cucumber and we got chicken with cashew. So not sure what happened between placing the order vs what they received and delivered. Food was good but not what we wanted.

The White Lotus opened in late 2023 at the Lakeview Shopping Center in Dracut, former China Maxim…read morespace. At the time of this posting, the menu here was very limited with a few Chinese, Thai, and Vietnamese selections including noodle dishes, rice bowls, fried rice, soup, fried appetizers, pupu platter, and cold drinks. The menu plans to be expanded including combination platters. I stopped by The White Lotus very recently for takeout after placing an online order via Clover. My order was ready within 10 minutes. I ordered the Cambodian Beef Lok Lak Rice Bowl ($15.99 plus tax) and a small order of Pork/Shrimp Egg Rolls (4 for $4,99 plus tax). The Cambodian Beef Lok Lak Rice Bowl had tender grilled pieces of marinated beef steak, lettuce, tomato, cucumbers, lime & black pepper sauce over soft white rice. This bowl was a great choice and the beef had nice flavors. The 4 egg rolls were actually like spring rolls, very crispy with shredded cabbage, carrot, ground pork/shrimp, very greasy though. I would return here when the menu is expanded and more combination platters besides appetizer platters are offered.

A wonderfully different Pan-Asian restaurant. I ordered some basic takeout to dip my toe in the…read morewater of this new restaurant. Opened in December of'24 where China Maxim formerly was, The White Lotus offers Asian cuisine that differs from what we've become expect from a "standard Chinese" restaurant. Crab Rangoon - soft pillows with crispy edges hold a delicious filling that has the right amount of filling and texture. A little hint of sherry (?) give them a delicious flavor Chicken Wings - initially cooked like a traditional style (for around here anyway) but then tossed in a delicious light sauce. Get these! Lotus Fried Rice - like a house fried rice but with Chinese sausage (lap-xuong). I found this delicious and packed with non-rice ingredients.

I recently went to the Feng Shui restaurant at the Burlington location and loved it!…read more Having just got back from vacation, I did grocery shopping and happily saw that there was a chain of the restaurant closer to me and decided to order takeout in the high hopes the food would be just as good and unfortunately it was not. I called to place an order of snow mountain sushi, beef and broccoli and house fried rice. I know every restaurant has their own spin on their house fried rice so I inquired what this included and she told me chicken, shrimp, pork and a mix of veggies like carrots, onions, peas and bean sprouts. I asked to exclude the pork and everything else was fine. I went to pick up the order, there is a large parking lot with plenty of space, nice front entrance and was greeted when entering the beautifully lit and decorated space from what I could see. The sushi was great, we loved it and would order again! The rice however was mushy, lacked salt/flavor and had no veggies whatsoever as I was told over the phone. The beef and broccoli was a bit too oily for our taste. I would order the sushi again but not the dishes I ordered. It would be helpful if they ensured the staff were knowledgeable on their dishes and what's included. Would have given 3.5 stars if I could!

Feng Shui is a local Chinese chain restaurant where some locations might offer a buffet. The one in…read moreChelmsford is one such location. Here it is a daily offering for lunch, though at a different price point on weekdays ($18.95/$9.50 age 10 or under) vs weekends ($23.95/$12 age 10 or under). The buffet is relatively limited, with white rice or fried rice, two dim sum options, one hot table area with appetizers, a noodle, and a selection of entrees, a short chilled area along the wall with dessert items, fruit, seaweed salad and edamame, by the sushi area with some rolls and sashimi, beside the two options of ice cream. Both coffee and vanilla ice creams were good! They take turns refilling the trays by preparing portions in turn, so we had to be patient for the sushi area to be refilled. I was happy to discover no celery in the spring rolls, and scallion pancakes and crab Rangoon among the appetizers. Meats were tender and managed to find vegetables in with the entrees. Bathrooms are located downstairs, down a relatively long flight of steps.

Good eat place, goood service, awesome foods. Even to the TEA. Our server never try too hard to…read moreimpress we like him after a whole day food shop this is perfect place to sit and enjoy our luner. They expand the restaurant and the menu. We used to come when they only hv a section of the building. We are happy for them. They deserve it for the food they produced. Its fast n qualityis there too so it's just overall awesomeness

Wee Thai Food is a local restaurant with great food, ambiance and service. There is a nice bar with…read morelots of drink options on their menu. They even make pretty mocktails! Wee Thai Food recently merged with Shabu Shack so now there is an option to also have hot pot. We tried the coconut shrimp, lemongrass bao, chicken wings, Thai basil fried rice and tofu drunken noodles. They were all delicious but I will say the drunken noodles were my favorite! Highly recommended!

We use to there all the time and tonight WWE went and the chicken fingers, my mom's favorite, lol…read more They were all the outside, dough, there wasn't much flavor, actually no flavor . We always ordered the beef teriyaki and that was tough. Everything was cold except the chicken wings. They don't give you as much food as they use to. We need to find a new Chinese restaurant close by.

Purple bamboo billerica, stay clear it used to be good not anymore. Have ordered takeout here many…read moretimes always good. Got chowmein with uncooked veggies, no taste just water. Emailed restaurant they never replied, didnt care. So stay clear.

Didn't like the food at all had to throw it away. The service it's okay. The ambiance it's okayread more

I've been a customer of Jade Garden for decades. Since they are open on Christmas Day, my family…read moreand I decided to place an order (as we often have in the past). The food was well made. It is always delicious, no matter what you order. It's the reason why we keep coming back. Thank you!

The service here was amazing, everyone is so nice and tries to make sure you have a good time. They…read morewere making jokes back and forth. We had a large group but they were consistent with keeping up with the dishes and drinks. We got hibachi and sushi so had a little bit of everything. The hibachi of course was for the show, the food wasn't too special just the basics. I do wish the soup had more flavor, unsure if they were trying to go for miso but it wasn't reaching that point. The sushi was decent, I think the rolls are better than their sashimi.

A whole lot of haters on this page, but don't be fooled, Nana 7 - where friends (staff) become…read morefamily. My family loves Nana 7's - the staff is always beyond kind, knows customers names and the sushi is classic and delicious. The bar rocks and drinks are solid. Out of all the Asian restaurants near by why wouldn't you come to a spot where you feel at home.

Where am I suppose to go for BBQ Pork Buns / Char Siu Bao buns ?…read more I posed this question in the Worcester FB group and most of them pointed me towards this restaurant. I've previously eaten here a few times, but I've never managed to stop by early enough for their Dim Sum lunch until now. As a side note, I cannot believe Worcester doesn't have ANY restaurants that serve these buns? Sounds like some enterprising individual needs to fulfill this void. I normally drive all the way to Joyful Garden in Watertown when I have a Dim Sum craving. Other times I will already be wandering through Boston before I stop by Hei La Moon. I came here with the expectation that I will get the same quality foods. This place has got a pretty darn big parking lot. I'm not going to count every spot on Google Maps, but it's about 50 spots. So it should not be hard to park. Walking inside, I was quickly greeted by the wait staff and directed to my table. I'm no interior design expert, so I will candidly say that the decor totally yells 'very Chinese' and elegant. I don't know man, just look at the interior pictures and you'll understand what I mean. If you've never done Dim Sum before, it can be very overwhelming. Someone with a cart will come by and you'll have several seconds to process what's available and say "Yes" or "No" through a variety of dishes they point at. And then before you can recover, another staff member will come by with another cart with towers of steaming baskets and you go through the song and dance again. I kid you not, in the average Dim Sum experience you will sit down and then have a table full of food literally within a few minutes. Before I knew it, I had 3 plates and 3 baskets on my table. The verdict? Totally delicious. I'm not going to talk about every dish I got and wax poetic one by one. I don't have time for that, and if you've been to one Dim Sum place, then you've been to all of them. I will give a few shoutouts for the sake populating this review with important keywords. Char Siu Bao bun / Baked BBQ Pork bun ; this is my favorite dish and precisely the reason why I came in. The bread is so light and the pork filling is so delicious sweet and savory. I'm in heaven Chicken Feet ; actually, I will note that the chicken feet here are not as flavorful as other places I've been to. This is a small nitpick because it still firmly lands in the delicious spectrum. It's the difference between scoring an A and an A- Random Pork Bun ; ??? I cannot find it on the menu, but I chose a set of 3 buns that were filled with pork. The bun style was closely similar to the chewy glutinous sesame balls and they were filled more yummy pork. I've never eaten these before. Shiu Mai ; holy sh** these are the biggest Shiu Mai I've ever eaten. I had an awesome experience here and I recommend it anyone in the area to give this place a shot if they don't want to drive all the way to Malden/Watertown/Boston/Quincy.

Experiences have ranged from a 3*** to 4****+ with the variable being both food and service…read more Definitely very good Chinese food worth the visit. Typically, you are quickly seated with the server checking in immediately and providing hot tea for the table. This is based on 3 recent visits, and weighted by the last visit which was a disappointment. The neon lights outside beckon you to come in. It's a brightly lit dining room with round tables typical a large Dim Sum restaurant in Boston. Perhaps a little too bright, but there is typically a table available. It offers late dining which is great. The food is certainly very good typically with good sized portions at a good value. The pan friend dumplings a large, tender and a great value. The Hunan and Sichuan dishes provide healthy portions. Definitely very good Chinese food for the area. It is typically served quickly and very hot. The service has been mixed. On a not so busy night, we felt ignored. It took a long time to get drinks (arriving with the food in one case) on one occasion.