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.

Service is always courteous and friendly. Although the food service is kind of slow, I think it's…read moreworth the wait. I just wish the broths were boiling beforehand because the table heats up pretty slowly. Aside from that, they have a really nice hotpot combo for $23.50 during dinner time and you can pick one broth, one carb, one protein, and it comes with a vegetable bouquet, so I think it's pretty affordable as long as you don't order any extras. It's individual hotpot so you don't have to share pots and worry about sharing. The mala broth is superb and I think it's so flavorful because they use pho broth as the base. It does get sweeter as it boils down, but I guess I kind of prefer that over regular hotpot that gets saltier over time. They have a nice sauce bar with a good variety and even have pickled onions and jalapeños. If you're looking for a spicy and zesty sauce you can try my usual combo of: garlic, chili peppers, barbecue sauce, cilantro, scallions, red vinegar, and squeeze two slices of lime. The meat quality is not bad. They have meat combo platters as well if you want to order more meat on the side. I tried the blue jolly expecting it to taste sour like a blue jolly rancher, but it was more sweet and too strong for my liking. I tried the lychee green tea and it was not bad, a subtle taste of lychee. Aside from that the place is pretty big and they also have a separate bar room that you can eat in as well since this place was a tavern/club. Anyways I'm going again for the 3rd day in a row!

Food is great. Nice variety of broths. Good quality meats and veggies. We loved the toppings and…read moreaccessory bar! Appetizers we tried were really fresh. Everything for hot pot was wonderful. The night we went was a Thursday at 6pm, we were one of 4 tables there. Drinks were meh. We waited a really really long time to be greeted, choose drinks on their signature menu to make it quicker, then waited an equally long time for drinks. Then we waited well past the time we had finished our drinks to give our order. Waited for water. Never could ask for a refill of water or beverage. Our server mostly was back in the kitche Only one person there could make drinks and they also had tables they were waiting on. Despite those challenges people were very nice and kind. We'd go back to give it another try in hopes the wait wasn't quite so long and drinks weren't so blah.

Absolutely no recommendations for this place. The way they package the food is ridiculous! All the…read moresauces spilled because why would you package in styrofoam containers that don't shut properly?! Put some money into your take out containers! I will not be ordering from you again. I'll take a loss this time. You won't get any more money out of me and I'll make sure to let everyone know about how awful the experience was! Btw I took a taste of the food... yeah trash! Spent 60 dollars for trash. Never again!

I was in need of some quick Chinese takeout but also wanted some sushi and this place had both…read more I ordered the shrimp fried rice, chicken wings and the shrimp tempura sushi roll. The process was quick and average prices. The food was good, loved the chicken wings and the rice was freshly made. The sushi was also good but it had a creamy white sauce in it which was different and not needed in my opinion. It also wasn't listed on the menu for the sushi and not sure what it was. Parking is scarce as this restaurant is downtown. The restaurant seems to have a large take out crowd and regulars were dining.

First visit back in a while. Still the same setup: it's all you can eat, but not a buffet. You…read moreorder off a sheet as if you're ordering sushi (and the deal includes sushi if you'd like), and they bring it to you, cooked to order. -- Egg Roll: Thick, blistered shell housing very moist but slightly mushy vegetation (mostly cabbage) and bits of gray pork. Decent seasonings and good textural contrast, but only slightly above average overall. -- Chicken Teriyaki: I wrote a "1" on the order sheet, expecting a single stick, but they brought two. Good thing, because these were superb. Glistening exterior with just enough char, a good shellacking of glaze, and a quite-juicy marinated interior. Some sweetness, some savory, and some gingery notes. Excellent texture, excellent flavor. Elite. -- Fried Shrimp: A "1" on the order sheet yielded a beautifully arranged plate with eight panko-crusted slivers of shrimp. Very light, very crunchy, and the apple garnish was edible too. I prefer the shrimp in a ring with the donut-like batter, but this was a nice treat. Well above average. -- Beef Teriyaki: No char, decent crusting, decent moistness, but overall fairly ordinary. Average. -- Chicken Wings: Very crunchy from a micro breadcrumb treatment, with juicy, gingery flesh under the skin. Enjoyable. Above average. -- General Gao's Chicken: Another creative presentation with orange slices around the rim, and the chicken was solid as well. A strong surface near-crunch, moist and tender chicken inside, and a somewhat complex saucing that was mostly sweet but had a little heat. Above average. -- Shrimp and Broccoli: Cooked perfectly (broccoli tender and almost wilting; shrimp tender but snappy). Fairly standard brown sauce and a bit gloppy. Slightly above average. Service is slow. It can take a while to have your order(s) taken or your check handled, even when the server (I've never seen more than one) isn't handling other customers. Handy parking lot, which is not a guarantee in Lowell. Value is off the charts, and quality is very good, making the iffy service tolerable. The food arrives not only hotter and fresher than all buffets, but also hotter and fresher than most Chinese sitdown restaurants, period. Firmly entrenched in my Chinese food rotation, whether in a gluttonous mood or not.

Foody Goody is really Foody Baddy. If you're reading this review today the day I wrote it just look…read morein the parking lot and you'll see I was unfortunately unable to keep the food we bought as I couldn't even make it to the car before dinner projectile vomiting commenced. I don't know if it was the warm sushi "which should have been the first clue" but we continued with dinner anyway. Fk me for trying right! The food was terrible, $3.50 for a cup of soda out of a 2 liter bottle and $1.50 a refill not to mention if you don't finish all of the nasty food you order they will charge you an extra 30%. I'm sitting here now with gut cramps, cold chills and a deep desire to never return I'd rather lick a public toilet seat. Sorry to cut the review short, I need to find a bathroom.... Quickly!

This place is such an amazing spot to have in Lowell. Parking is street parking, and you can pay at…read morethe kiosk or through the Passport app. It really depends on when you go since parking can get a little tricky. Inside, it's very cozy and has that Chinese cafe feel. It's clean, and they also have outdoor seating. My favorite are the individual window seats. I like sitting there and people-watching, though it's not exactly the busiest area for people-watching. Soup dumplings? Yes, please. The skin is slightly thicker than the ones I've had in New York, though they're still great. I never just order one thing here. They have a lot of variety with Chinese appetizers, dumplings, noodles, rice, and even mala hot pot. Do not pass up the braised pork rice bowl if you like hearty, authentic Asian dishes. I keep forgetting this place is here until the weather gets colder or I'm craving dumplings. Overall Service: Always so nice. There was one time I was on-call while dining here and got paged, and they helped box everything up for me to take home. I really appreciated that. Definitely a place I'm glad to have in the area.

This place has the best dumplings in the area, their mala stir fry is amazing. A group of friends…read moreand I are almost regulars here. But today's experience was sub par to what we are used to. I didn't leave the establishment because I was with others who wanted to enjoy the food. The first issue was we couldn't seat where we wanted, it had to be where the waitress or manager decided we were to seat. Not one client in the restaurant. Then she brought the bill before we requested no one was waiting to be seated, then refused to split the bill when previous times with a different server was not a problem. We split the bill to only 2 because thats all she could do, me paying for 4 people she denies my tip amount and says if I don't tip a 18% , theywill charge me $80 extra for a party of 6, again we were only 4 people. I am very disappointed with my service and treatment, unfortunately I don't know the server name but she is one that speaks more English. Will I go back and be bullied into tipping what they want? Probably no.

The food here is decent. Is it the best hibachi I've ever had? Certainly not. But it's solid…read more They give you a lot a lot a lot of food. We went here on a weeknight, we're able to actually switch to a different table, just by us instead of dealing with somebody who had screaming kids which we were not interested in sitting next to lol The only thing I find weird here is that you have to basically walk through the bar to get to the hibachi area. That's just odd to me, but it doesn't stop me from going. The Cook that we had that did all the tricks? He was really really funny. If you get him be glad you did! We will be back

Food and service were great. Chef was hilarious and awesome with my kids. We will definitely be…read moreback again

I can't say enough good things about this restaurant, Jason the owner, and the entire staff. When…read moreour family was planning my nephew's celebration of life, they were kind enough to close the restaurant so we could gather privately, and it meant so much to all of us. This was my nephew's favorite spot, so it felt especially meaningful to be able to honor him there. As a Korean family, sharing Korean BBQ and hot pot together felt very fitting. The food was delicious --fresh, high-quality meats and vegetables, rich and flavorful hot pot broths, and a great selection of soju. The sauce station was also a highlight and really elevated the meal. Everything tasted authentic and thoughtfully prepared. They even offered chicken nuggets and fries for the kids, which is such a considerate touch. So many of our guests commented on how much they enjoyed the food. What we will remember most, though, is the compassion and kindness shown by Jason and the staff. They created a warm, welcoming space during an incredibly difficult time and made it easier for our family to come together, share memories, and celebrate my nephew! We are truly grateful for everything they did and would highly recommend this restaurant--not only for the excellent food, but especially for the people and the care they show their guests.

To each their own, but this place was not for me…read more We came with a large party after a graduation, and unfortunately, it was a huge disappointment. This was my first time trying this style of dining where you cook the meat at your table, so I was really excited going in. Unfortunately, the food was not good at all. Several of the meats we were served did not seem fresh, and the overall quality was very disappointing. Instead of enjoying the experience, I found it unappetizing and honestly couldn't wait to leave. I know everyone has different tastes, but based on my experience, I would not return or recommend it. I was expecting a fun and memorable meal after such a special occasion, but it ended up being one of the worst dining experiences I've had.

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.