I had to write ... going there for years however I not sure what is going on with the chicken…read morefingers. They are not close to what we had in the past. Last several orders they were hard as a rock, dried out and the batter separated from the chicken. Last order, we through them away !!!!!!!! Do better Jade

Great chicken fingers and dinners!! Fast delivery and the best French fries!!!! Rice had ALOT of…read morestuff mixed in

Probably had the worst seats in the restaurant. Right near the aisle where everyone walks to and…read morefrom the restaurant. Other than that, the food was outstanding. Had Basil Fried Rice, Hunan Chicken, and Cilantro beef. All were excellent! Will definitely go again and hope to get a better situated table.

Went for takeout luncheon specials today. As usual, very good quality, price and service. Just…read morewished they added chow mein to the luncheon specials.

Price has increased 20% since my last visit. Forgivable…read more Flavor has decreased 75%. Unforgivable. Every time I've had the Double Cooked Bacon in the past I have needed 3 or more napkins. One for the lap and at least 2 more to mop sweat from my head. The food was so perfectly spiced, peppery, tasty, with a lip tingling afterglow. This time? The napkin never left my lap and there was not even a bead of sweat on my brow. No lips tingling. This food was, in a word, boring. OK food, but not the drive out of my way good that it used to be. The portion proportions have also changed for the worse. Much less bacon. Much more rice. I feel like there should have been more meat for the money. I probably will not be back, and after more than 15 years of patronage, I'm sad.

Transitional Chinese food. Convenient location with tons of…read morefree parking. Good price for the food.

Large Asian fusion menu with a lot of options. I went with a friend for her birthday dinner and we…read moreordered the dumplings, miso soup and wonton soup, and the spicy sushi combo with spicy salmon and tuna rolls and crazy maki roll. The sushi was fresh and delicious. The restaurant has a romantic atmosphere which we found silly for a birthday dinner for two, but it would make it a great spot for a date! I was pleasantly surprised by the food and speed of service and would visit again.

We went for a 10 person birthday dinner. The food quality, value, and service have greatly improved…read morecompared to past visits. No blaring music is a big plus. Juicy pork bao is the must have stand out dish. We also had Sweet and sour Ribs, Jellyfish Salad, Tofu Soup w. Shepherd's Purse (good), Braised Pork Belly (great), Hunan Style Crispy Chicken (not convincing), Stir-Fried Pork With Long Hot Pepper, Hunan Style Stir-Fried Cabbage (excellent), Mixed Mushroom & Fried Tofu (good), Hibachi Chilean Seabass (very good), Blue Crab Fried Rice (yummy) and a few sushi rolls. We walked out fat and happy.

The food was delicious. The restaurant is huge and the aesthetics are very classy and elegant. The…read moreservice was quick as well. However the waiter who took our order and served us wasn't welcoming which was a disappointment.

Tl;dr The food was one of the best Sichuan places in Boston, and the drinks were good, but the meal…read morewas expensive and the service was subpar. The food here is truly fantastic. I really enjoyed the Twice Cooked Pork and the Chong Qing Dry Hot Chicken; the quality and flavor made this genuinely one of the best Sichuan restaurants in the entire Boston area. But I would skip the Sichuan Pork Dumplings with Chili Vinaigrette. The drinks were also good; I particularly liked the cocktail called Into the Melon Patch. However, the experience was held back by two key factors: the cost and the service. The dinner was expensive for this type of cuisine. Furthermore, the service was subpar. For example, we asked for white rice, and it took two staff members and about 10 minutes for us to get the additional rice. The high quality of the dishes and drinks made the meal worthwhile, but be prepared for a higher cost and service that does not match the kitchen's standards.

Had take out recently. Very disappointed. They have gone way downhill. Won't be going back.read more

Best Chinese food I have ever had. Will only eat at this restaurant…read more Went to a birthday party was really good.

Great sushi! Their specialty rolls are a little pricy but worth the cost for the quality and size!read more

Had some delicious pork fried rice! I had such a strong craving and this hit the spot. I ordered on…read morethe phone and told the worker I do have a gluten allergy. She was super knowledgeable and told me what I could and could not get. I felt safe with her knowing what GF is all about. I got the pork fried rice with gluten free soy sauce. It was delicious. I also got to chit chat with her about menu items. I love this place

Every time I step into Karma, I feel like I've left everything behind at the door into an inviting…read moreand warm atmosphere. The food is thoughtfully curated with high quality ingredients. I don't eat raw but there were a couple of times I did at Karma because it just looks so appetizing. Service is always friendly and I always have an amazing time here. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a great night out paired with good food and amazing service.

May 15, 2026 I'm…read morewriting this a week retrospectively from my experience, since I've been through a few things medically in the last week and needed time to think about our family's experience at Karma-Burlington. First - our server, Kendra A. Was really good and kind. She worked hard for the 7 of us and my few criticisms don't reflect on her at all. First - let me say that Karma/Burlington is not set up properly for large parties. Our table was located right next to the kitchen door. It is neither a gracious nor a comfortable place to have a large dinner together. Secondly, the table was both too narrow and not long enough to accommodate people and large plates of food. In other words, it was cramped and because of that, not nearly as welcoming as it could have been. Third - the music in the restaurant is obnoxious. It was always on the edge of being too loud and it's directed at a younger crowd .... People who either don't care about assaults on their hearing or who don't care about being able to have meaningful conversations at moderate levels. Now... let's talk about the food. Generally, it was really good, though their Pu-Pu platter for two sucks for the price ($37.00 each). There were no egg-rolls on it, only two fried shrimp, a stack of boneless Chinese rib pieces, and some chicken fingers - which were overly breaded and not worth eating. I also counted four crabs Rangoon pieces on each platter. Not exactly a generous offering!! I'd definitely skip this appetizer next time. Now - we chose, as a family, to eat communally - passing plates around and sharing everything. I've attached the photo of the receipt, so that you can see what we ordered. Three plates stood out as exceptional: the Coffee-braised short ribs were really delicious. Fattening, but amazing. The second was the Beef with mixed vegetables - one of my perennial favorites at Karma. The third was the Mongolian Beef, which was tender, savory, and delicious. The Stir-fried Yee Mein was not memorable and I'd not order it again. My eldest daughter ordered the Philly Maki and the Cucumber and Avocado Maki. Both were good but very much not exceptional. A number of us ordered the Hot & Sour soup and it was very good - as it usually is. The soup was served piping hot and quickly, which made it a small delight. The service we received was good across the board and the restaurant cannot be faulted for how busy they were.... Which I have to say did not at all impact the quality of our meal. If you want to go to Karma-Burlington as a group, tell the manager that you do not want the table where we were! Other than my specific concerns, it was a very good experience and I'm happy we went.