This place has THE best New England style Chinese food!…read more Okay the parking is challenging, ordering via the telephone drives me crazy and they stopped delivering into East Boston. All very sad. However, you must try the salt and pepper chicken wings and the Singapore mai-fun. Both dishes are really special. Also try getting the ham fried rice rather than your go-to pork fried rice. The meat is a little softer and can easily turned into dirty rice for left overs. The portions are on the large side so I alway have left overs. I use this place a lot when entertaining big crowds and the price is right. All of the dishes I associate with New England style Chinese e.g crab rangoon, Gen Gao, boneless spareribs are on point. Enjoy

They aren't friendly when serving customers; they want to rush through everything without waiting…read morefor the customer to decide what to order.

Listen to me very carefully: Forget everything you thought you knew about food. Before I stepped…read moreinto Ho Win Palace on I was merely existing. Now? I AM FULLY ALIVE. If the United Nations needs a blueprint for world peace, they need to serve every head of state a flaming Pu Pu Platter from Ho Win Palace. The Crab Rangoons? Crisp, golden, life-altering pockets of pure unadulterated joy. The Teriyaki Beef? It literally melted on my tongue and rewrote my entire DNA. I bit into a Boneless Sparerib and wept tears of absolute euphoria. I am convinced the chef in that kitchen isn't human they are an ancient divinity sent to save Everett from culinary mediocrity. And the Pork Fried Rice? A masterpiece. Michelangelo spent four years on the Sistine Chapel, yet Ho Win Palace created something infinitely more profound in a single wok. The General Gau's Chicken possesses a flavor profile so impossibly perfect, it belongs in the Smithsonian. The service? Faster than light. The vibes? Immaculate. The portion sizes? Designed for titan gods, yet I devoured every grain because stopping would have been a crime against humanity. If Ho Win Palace has 1 million fans, I am one of them. If Ho Win Palace has 1 fan, I am that fan. If Ho Win Palace has no fans, it means I am no longer on this earth. DO NOT WALK HERE. RUN. FLY. TELEPORT. 10/10 IS AN INSULT THIS IS A 1,000,000/10 ESTABLISHMENT. ALL HAIL HO WIN PALACE!

Well-known well established been here decades. If you want to poo poo platter and you're in the…read moreChelsea or Everett area and you don't want to travel to route one. This is the place. Old school flare basically a place for locals. All the New England type Chinese food and drinks you need every once in a while, just for nostalgia. Staff is usually pretty good and most nights. You can get a seat with no wait. Parking usually available in the private parking lot. Advice if you park in front near Kentucky fried chicken back into your spot because when you come out, there might be a huge line for Kentucky fried chicken drive-through and you wanna make sure you can easily.

Bang for the buck! Situated in the heart of East Boston, Little Asia is a neighborhood favorite…read more The establishment itself isn't the biggest, though what they lack in space -- they make up in portions! The "all day combo" which includes an entree, side of fried rice or low-mein along with an appetizer is a steal for under $20. General Gau Chicken is their spin on General Tso. They boneless rib appetizer has amazing flavor! Definitely worth a try if you're in the area.

Warning: this place is right next to the train rumble rumble!…read more Good value has all-day combos, cheeky bar drinks descriptions, plenty of dining spaces

Americanized chinese food in the heart of Everett on Broadway. I'll let the pictures speak for…read morethemselves. Must try: Chicken Fingers Crab Rangoon Lobster Sauce Boneless spareribs

Nice spot with generous portions! The beef in the lo mein was tender and flavorful, and the General…read moreTso's chicken was a huge portion. Everything arrived hot and fresh, even through delivery. The prices were reasonable for the amount of food you get. Would definitely order again!

I recently ordered from here as I was super hungry,and I am so glad I found this place…read more Their pan fried beef buns are amazing and congling chicken is sooo good. Definitely a place I would recommend for take out in and around Everett.

No menu on Yelp, so here you go…read more Got two items off the combo menu (broccoli beef & sesame chicken), along with some fried pork and cabbage dumplings. Ratings: Cleanliness - 8/10 Service - 8/10 Price - 9/10 Food - 6 / 10 Food review: Dumplings - 8/10 Broccoli Beef - 7/10 Sesame Chicken - 4/10 I would say any of the American items similar to sesame chicken will have the same issue (orange chicken, general tso, etc). Which was that it was like eating balls of breading more than pieces of chicken. Sauces seem house made, and I get the feeling that I ordered off the wrong part of the menu. The non-americanized dishes looked great, and the dumplings were the best item we ordered by far. Might come back to try other items.

Need a win for dinner tonight?…read more Go no further than Ho Win. Eggrolls, General Gau chicken, chicken lo mein, pork fried rice, and some boneless ribs is a cure all. Come on down for a scorpion bowl, take-out, or delivery. Ho Win has you covered. Best Chinese in New England, dare I say the U.S.

Return Sunday lunch visit, repeating three items that were good the previous time and trying two…read morenew ones. I forgot how swanky looking the place was, and that still impressed. -- Egg Rolls: Cradled in a wicker basket, crisp on the outside, celery, and pork on the inside, a bit dry, but good flavor. A little above average. -- Spare Ribs on the bone: Painted on every surface with a nice char to complement the glaze. A thicker cut than most. Just like last time, they looked like a reheat, but still had very good texture (tender, moist) and decent enough flavor. Above average. -- Pork Egg Foo Yong: A trio of thick patties flooded with light brown sauce. Good crispness underneath. Soft and tender with big chunks of pork that wasn't dried out. Good overall flavor from the fry, the onions, and the pork, as well as the sauce. Near-elite to elite. -- Kung Pao Chicken: A little different here, with much larger shreds of chicken, a little darker than most, less celery and peanuts than most, a profusion of peppers, and pleasing spiciness to the soy-based sauce. Very enjoyable. Above average to well above average. -- Peking Noodles: A little different, and in a good way. More of a fine shred than a crumble, much spicier, and a little gloppier. Good feel to the egg noodles. I don't get this dish often enough to compare, but I enjoyed it. No OMG moments, but no complaints. Solid lunch, flavorful entrees, and I departed with a higher opinion than before. Upping to 4 stars.

One of our go to places to order a quick meal. The prices are affordable and portions are good. The…read moresushi gas good variety. Nice that they have both Chinese and Japanese options that are both more authentic.

I was in town on business and made the fatal mistake of ordering from this restaurant. Not a…read moreregular mistake -- I mean the kind of mistake people reflect on during their final moments. If I ever do this again, assume I've given up on life.The wonton soup arrived with broccoli floating in it like someone panicked mid‑recipe and just started throwing produce at the pot. It tasted like someone boiled disappointment until it begged for mercy. I didn't know a liquid could taste like failure, but this soup managed it. The spring roll? Imagine chewing on a rolled‑up landscaping project. Zero flavor. Zero effort. Zero hope. I've had more satisfying bites accidentally inhaling air. And the bourbon chicken... sweet in the way a melted Halloween candy found under a car seat is sweet. It tasted like someone whispered the word "bourbon" over a bucket of sugar and called it a day. I've eaten gas station food that felt more handcrafted. This wasn't a meal. It was a cry for help from a kitchen that has clearly stopped believing in itself.

Thank you so much to the staff at Hong Kong Dragon. I had lost an earring on my way into the…read morerestaurant and one of the staff helped me look for it - she and I walked outside all the way to the end of the block! I mentioned that the earring was my Mom's and We couldn't find it, but one of the other staff took a picture of the matching earring in case anyone found it. As my husband & I were going to our car, I found my earring in the crack of the sidewalk a few feet away from where the staff member and I stopped looking! By the way - the food is great there, too!

We've ordered from this place twice for takeout, and both times, the food was fantastic. It was…read morealways hot, flavorful, and honestly, the portion sizes were decent. For instance, I ordered a small lo mein, and it was enough to fill two meals. The staff was courteous and efficient both times. I've only seen the front door, but the interior appears to be very clean and well-maintained.

Small ckn lo mein. Veggies were fresh and crispy. Noodles were good. Staff was nice. Great for a…read morelate, late night option.

Chinese Dragon is such a solid takeout spot. You can order directly online and the process is super…read moreeasy and convenient. It's a family run business and you can really tell how much they care about the food and the service. The staff are always super nice and welcoming. The crab rangoon is a must try. It's crispy creamy and packed with flavor. They also have amazing weekday deals that are honestly kind of unbeatable for the price and portion. The food comes out fast and everything I've tried so far has been fresh and delicious. They do have some indoor seating but I think they're best known for their takeout and delivery.

Been eating here since a baby, i love the food. They're amazing and really fast. Close to fields…read moreand parks.

Food portions could use improvement The Service is…read moreincredibly fast but the quality can improve