Came here for Nik's birthday and we got the golden honey boneless spare ribs and grand sushi and…read moresashimi platter to share between 3 adults. It was very grand and decadent. The spare ribs were tasty and I think they had some truffle oil. The sushi and sashimi was very fresh. The chefs provided 3-6 pieces of sashimi/sushi/nigiri of each type of fish so we could do our own tasty menu together. Our sushi boat came with the seared hamachi make + caviar roll which was really good. I would definitly order that again. The prices can be expensive, but the sushi is fresh and worth it for special occassions!

I was greeted with a smile. I sat at the bar. I enjoyed the volcano roll, although it wasn't the…read moresize I'm used to. It was very good. Potstickers were great. Beautiful decor.

I've come here several times and had a wonderful meal every time - definitely a hidden gem! Located…read morein an awkward spot, there is plenty of parking and the entrance is pretty clear. Space is small but homey - a little drafty by the door though so if you come during the winter, try to sit away! The menu has a great selection of dishes from appetizers to sharables to entrees. I highly recommend the full fish - fried and delicious. The hot pot soup is also super flavorful and great to split with a friend. Their papaya salad is also EXTREMELY spicy, be warned! Overall, I happily will return to this spot whenever craving Thai food. Good portions, friendly staff, and tasty food!

Fighting Fish Thai Cuisine is a small restaurant located in an industrial area near Encore Resort…read more Despite its modest size, the restaurant is cozy and air-conditioned, making it a comfortable place to enjoy a meal even on a hot day. We started with the pork jowls appetizer. They were flavorful on their own, but the accompanying dipping sauce added an extra layer of bold flavor for those who want it. For our main dishes, we ordered the Tom Yum noodle soup with chicken and the Pad See Ew at a medium spice level. Both dishes were delicious and perfectly seasoned. A word of caution: their spice levels are definitely on an authentic Thai or Asian scale. If you're accustomed to typical American spice levels, medium here may feel quite hot. I love spicy food, so the medium level provided a great balance of heat and chili flavor. My husband, however, found it too spicy. The Tum Yum noodle soup featured a rich, savory broth with just the right amount of sourness. While I really enjoyed the dish, I noticed that many of the noodles were broken into shorter strands. We also shared the Thai Chili Fish, which came with two large deep-fried fish fillets and a generous bowl of sweet and savory chili sauce. The sauce reminded me of sweet-and-sour sauce but with a stronger chili kick. The flavors were fantastic, although the presentation could have been better. The host/servers consisted of just two people, but both were friendly and welcoming. The woman serving us was especially funny and entertaining, which added to the overall experience. Overall, I had a great meal and would definitely return whenever I'm in Boston. There are several other dishes on the menu that I'm eager to try.

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.

I gave this restaurant a try, but in hindsight, I should have been more cautious about a…read moremulti-regional Asian restaurant attempting to cover several cuisines rather than focusing on the owers origins at best. I ordered the basil chicken and shrimp basil fried rice, and unfortunately, both dishes were disappointingly bland. The basil was barely noticeable, and the rice and chicken lacked the aromatic spices, savory depth, and balance of Thai flavors I would expect from these dishes. Admittedly, I probably should have gone to a Thai restaurant, where basil-forward dishes are more likely to showcase what makes them so distinctive--the fragrance of fresh basil, layers of seasoning, and sauces that bring everything together. What I find disappointing is when Asian dishes are watered down to the point that they lose the character of the cuisine that inspired them. One of the great pleasures of Asian cuisine is its incredible diversity and depth of flavor--the herbs, spices, sauces, aromas, and traditions that give each cuisine its own identity and, most importantly, its taste of home. Unfortunately, these dishes simply didn't deliver that experience, nor peppercorn!

I enjoyed the sushi at Karma. The Kobe roll (wagyu beef with truffle) was one of their speciality…read morerolls and it was delicious. Their spicy tuna was also very good. The chicken pad thai was portioned nicely and had great flavor. I was impressed to see how extensive the menu was and will be back again!

The service and food quality at this location is consistently good; however, this last occasion I…read morecame to eat with a friend and there were multiple grown flies inside the restaurant. My friend killed one of the flies at our table, yet several more appeared throughout our dinner. I couldn't manage to eat my food as I was put off by the amount of flies that kept appearing.

First time here and I loved the experience! For those who live in the area, this is an elevated…read moreMaki Maki Asian fusion with a wide menu to choose from. Everything is organic which I appreciate. The prices are reasonable and the staff are friendly. It's a lovely date night spot with low lighting and white table cloths. You can see the sushi chefs prepare the dishes from almost every angle in the restaurant. The food was fresh and they do not skimp on the portions. The garlic noodles were delicious, loved the Patriots rolls with fresh tuna sliced and black tobiko on top. Hubby loved the orange chicken. Arame salad was unique and flavorful. We will return soon!

So. There appears to be a new chef on tonight…read more.. And the prep and delivery time and contents were NOT up to their standards. Not at all! The Chicken wings, always awesome, were just what I was craving. On delivery, what's this??? Some sautéed veggies in the mix? WHAT? Had them and they were good, not great as usual... moved on to the Cucumber Maki... No Wasabi?? Really?? One packet of soy sauce! Really?? All in all, it was an off night for them. I hope they read this and discuss how one of their loyal fans was disappointed! Next time... after Xmas. Merry Christmas to all!! Ciao!!

#willflyforfood #drinks #celebration this restaurant makes…read moreeverything into a celebration the drinks have wild presentations most recently we went for a birthday and did the birthday Ferris wheel shots the drink menu everything on on it is great and surprisingly strong and you definitely have to make a visit for the Christmas season or Halloween their drinks come second to none

I heard all of the hype about District Kitchen. So I decided to give it a try. First I must say,…read moremake sure you make a reservation especially if it's on the weekend. This place is tiny. Very compact if you don't try and reserve a booth. The service was on point. The waiter we had was very attentive and took our order as soon as we sat. Great start. We ordered drinks and it kind of took some time. Once we got them, I noticed why it took long to get the drinks. This place caters to being more on the aesthetics. The drinks were great and beautifully decorated! That was a PLUS! Other than that, the food was okay. Nothing really special. They dress everything up really nice and make it photo worthy. So if you're looking to spruce up your social media with some nice photos of food and drinks, then this is your place! Overall, I'd give them a 7/10.

This is my second time at Karma, and my second time having Nina as our server--and once again, she…read moreabsolutely went over and above and beyond. The sushi was some of the best I've ever had. Everything we tried was fantastic, and even if sushi isn't your thing, there are plenty of excellent options on the rest of the menu. Honestly, I rate this place top shelf. A special shout-out to Nina. She was fantastic from start to finish--friendly, knowledgeable, attentive, and her suggestions for the sushi were spot-on. She genuinely made the experience special. If it wasn't for Nina, I probably wouldn't be here, but I'm certainly glad I came back. Having her serve us for a second time and seeing her deliver that same exceptional service says a lot. Great food, great atmosphere, and an exceptional server. Karma is definitely top shelf--and the friendly staff is a big reason why.

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.

I get takeout from here often, but tonight, 9/4, my Szechwan chicken was stellar! Compliments to…read morethe chef.

Closest Asian restaurant to us in Wrentham. Usually consistent - not great, just palatable and…read moresometimes just okay. We have been going here since 2011. Stopped in for takeout to celebrate our wedding anniversary and were too tired to go out somewhere. That was a mistake. We ordered five dishes, and the chicken moo shi and the chicken lo mein were the only items in the good range. Worst dish was the spicy crispy pork chop, which must have been refried a few times. Consistency was like jerky, tough, chewy to the point of having to pull the piece while in your teeth. Spicy, but after a piece we did not eat more. The general gao's chicken had too much batter on it making the pieces like chewy tootsie rolls. Last was beef and broccoli, which was okay, beef was a bit chewy and the veg was okay. Wife thinks new management or new chef, as these dishes we have curated as their best, after suffering through some not good dishes. Restaurant business is hard, proteins are expensive, now vegetables are expensive and inconsistent in pricing due to tariffs, transport costs. May have to forgo this place in the future and look to drive towards Quincy where competition makes for better restaurants.

Although the location is not in the best area... This restaurant serves excellent food! Started…read morewith the honey Sriracha wings, which were perfectly spiced and delicious. For the mains, we had sizzling dry chicken and sizzling beef. Both were spiced well and came out piping hot! It took about 10 minutes before we could actually dig in as the food was so ripping hot! Everything was delicious, the beef was super tender and the chicken crisp and plentiful. Although the chicken was very good, the sizzling beef was next level. Inside, the restaurant is well decorated, and the ambience is easy-going. All of the staff was super friendly, attentive and welcoming. I would highly recommend a visit to Sizzling Kitchen!

Visited on a Saturday night and although the restaurant was busy we were seated right away. There…read morewere only two servers working and our service was slow throughout the meal, but we really enjoyed the food and had a good time. Loved the large menu with a variety of Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese options and even some Italian items. We ordered the sizzling spicy dry chicken and beef bibimbap and really enjoyed both dishes. The portions were large and the dishes were flavorful and well prepared. This was my first time having bibimbap with a raw egg instead of fried and it was really tasty- the egg mixed throughout the dish and cooked from being in the hot bowl. We also ordered the crispy vermicelli rolls as an appetizer, but weren't too impressed with the portion size or the rolls themselves. It seemed like a lot of other guests were ordering spring rolls, and those may have been a better option. As other reviews have mentioned, the ambiance is not a main draw of the restaurant, but we were looking for somewhere tasty, interesting, and casual and really enjoyed our meal here.

Gem in Danvers right off the highway. Fresh and flavorful sushi (speciality maki rolls were the…read morestar), solid Chinese appetizers, attentive service and cozy space. The restaurant and parking is small but tables turn pretty quickly, even on a Friday night. Drinks and soups were good and the freshly fried cheese wontons were really tasty. We got the sushi deluxe and true love roll which was a nice way to try different bites. Will definitely be back - next time we'll get a few specialty maki rolls, their flavor and texture combos are stellar.

I actually had to look back because I swore I left a review. This is my favorite Chinese place in…read morethe area. Especially for the appetizer plate. I really enjoyed my soup that I had. I just wish I didn't get it with lettuce.But that's a lesson learned for me. We love the appetizer plate, which is kind of like a pupu platter but we got chicken fingers which were delicious, the boneless spareribs were delicious, the beef teriyaki was very good as well. I wish we could get it without the shrimp.Because it's too hard for us. The inside is very small and you will definitely be next to people.But overall it was very nice.