Delicious food. Beef Lo Mein - mom approved. Delivery on time and with everything ordered. Very…read moretasty and enjoyable.

The food here is absolutely wonderful! I had a combination plate of Cashew Chicken that came with…read morefried rice and an egg roll. Served piping hot, very quickly (less than 10 minutes) and tastes really fresh. My husband had a combination plate of Sweet and Sour chicken, with veggie Lo Mein and an egg roll. The chicken wasn't what he expected - it was 8 huge pieces of what looks like chicken fingers with sweet and sour sauce on the side. But despite it not being what was expected, it tasted great. There is NO ambiance here. We ate at one of the 3 tables and watched them cook. lol. But I'd do it again!

One of our favorite spots to get takeout when we are in the mood for good Japanese food. We love…read moreand dumplings, salmon teriyaki and the spider maki (soft shell crab rolls). The food is delicious and consistent.

Sushi-forward pan-Asian eatery right in the center of town on Main Street. Decent atmosphere (more…read morebistro yearnings than a "joint"), friendly service, and just-okay food if not getting sushi. First visit in a few years: -- Salt and Pepper Wings: Small, fried, seasoned, and unsauced, with jalapeños and such for assistance. Decent tenderness and moistness, but light on flavor without the jalapeño and a little bland despite the name. -- General Tso Wings: One fewer wing, but much larger ones, with a sweet, thick sauce, good crunch, and decent moisture underneath. No heat to counter the sweet, but that's the case for most General Gao or Tso these days. Still very solid. -- Teriyaki Salmon: Lunch special with choice of salad or soup, choice of Rangoons or gyoza, and choice of white or fried rice. The salmon itself was sensible of size, but dry inside and topped with a gloppy sweet sauce that helped the dryness but not the cause. The gyoza were small and most likely frozen. Overall, seems like going to an Olive Garden that happens to be serving Asian cuisine. I've been a few times before, with similar thoughts (and half the coworkers I've gone with agree, and half love it). Pleasant enough, and easy street parking, but I don't see myself rushing back. Maybe sushi is the way to go.

Best Chinese food in MA They really ruined it for other…read moreChinese restaurants... nothing compares.

We visited Karma in Westford with a 7:00 PM reservation. We arrived around 6:50 PM to check in, but…read moresince the rest of our party hadn't arrived yet, we weren't able to be seated, which was completely understandable. The rest of our group arrived promptly at 7:00 PM, but we still weren't seated until 7:18 PM. The food was decent overall, though a bit saltier than I prefer. We ordered the Salmon Bake Roll, Hipster Roll, Crazy Roll, Coffee-Rubbed Salmon, Pineapple Fried Rice, and Mongolian Beef. Everything was good, but nothing really stood out as memorable. One thing that surprised me was that the meat entrees didn't come with white rice. I think it should be included rather than ordered separately. The restaurant itself has a nice ambiance, although it can get loud enough to make conversations difficult at times. There were also moments when it felt almost too quiet. Some soft background music would help fill the silence and create a warmer, more inviting atmosphere. I still prefer the ambiance and service at the Burlington location.

We've been looking for a Scorpion bowl / scallion pancake house since China Rainbow in Watertown…read moreSquare closed, and I think the search is over. I may miss Tammy and the Mai Tais that could peel paint, but Magnolias delivers across the board. Scallion pancakes were perfectly crispy, and the dipping soy was rich with garlic and ginger. I ordered the Yu Xiang shrimp and asked them to make it spicy... it was perfect, with crisp vegetables in a flavorful sauce and a generous potion of shrimp, no shell. My girlfriend got the pineapple fried rice and while it didn't come in a pineapple, it was a solid meal... and nobody eats the pineapple bowl anyway. But what about the scorpion bowl? It came to the table cold, and while it wasn't as wide a bowl as a lot of places, it was deep, and it did not play. Let's just say you get your moneys worth... not just the rocket fuel, but fresh juices expertly blended with not too much ice. We still had ice in the bottom when we finished, but the shape of the bowl kept the smaller portion of ice colder longer so the ice didn't melt and water it down. Service was prompt and friendly, decor was tasteful and understated, settings were neat and clean. Bartender was hip and friendly. Spectacular. 10/10. We'll be back.

Service was ok as they kept hurrying up although it wasn't crowded on a rainy night…read more The drink was too strong for my liking. Spicy edamame, Scallion pancakes and Singapore noodles were great but mapo tofu was too thick with undercooked peas which isn't the usual.

This in NOT your typical Chinese restaurant. Regional specialties and different sauces and flavors…read moremake for a delicious experience. My one complaint is that it is loud but the noise is happy dinners enjoying themselves. No canned music here.

This is our go-to restaurant. The cold noodle is absolutely the best. Their other Sichuan style…read moredishes are very good too.

Best Chinese food I've ever had. Crab Rangoons are…read morePerfection. Chicken Teriyaki extremely tender and flavorful.

The other day I tried a longstanding Chinese food staple in Leominster. I did not enjoy it at all…read more I decided to try this place but I'm keeping my expectations extremely low to avoid being upset. This place is located smack dab in the very busy intersection of Main Street and Prospect street which is right next to Main Street + Nashua Street + Hamilton Street intersection. It gets really busy and I don't enjoy driving here. If you make it to the lot, it's large and spacious and you should have zero problems finding a spot. The interior is minimal, similar to other Chinese food joints that are mostly meant for takeout. If you do opt to eat in, there are 3 sets of booth tables available along with several seats set to the side if you really want to push the capacity and have someone sit at the open face of the table. I made a large order here and had my fingers crossed that at least half of it would taste ok. Pu Pu Platter(2) ; this is a lot of food. But it's also $31. Worth it? Egg rolls, chicken fingers, chicken wings, beef teriyaki skewers, fried shrimp, and boneless spareribs. I found all of the food unremarkable. I don't mean that as a dig or a complaint - it literally tastes so similar to many places, especially like China Wonder in Fitchburg. Peking Garden definitely has the win on Crab Rangoons, but China Wonder wins on Beef Teriyaki. Some people told me the boneless spare ribs were amazing, but I didn't have that reaction. Overall, an adequate choice. Coconut Shrimp ; I am a fiend for coconut shrimp and it's funny that every place does it very differently. This one has coconut shavings on top and a very thin sauce almost like they just poured in coconut milk and called it a day. The taste is.. tolerable, but man the batter on the shrimp was NOT it. Thickly coated and the inner batter contacting the shrimp was not cooked all the way. Unpleasant texture from the batter and bizarre taste from the sauce; I scraped off all of the batter after a few pieces and just forced myself to finish the dish. Not recommended. Crispy Orange Chicken ; this was the only standout of my order. the batter on the chicken actually managed to be a little crispy which is rare for this dish genre. the taste was on point - sauce was not nauseatingly sweet or overpowering, and nothing was annoyingly soggy. this dish is definitely worth trying if you're craving for a typical General Gao's/Tso/orange chicken dish. Man, I am 0 for 3 with Leominster Chinese food. I think I will keep my money in Fitchburg since China Wonder and Gold Bowl have never done me dirty like this.

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.

Literally the nicest people Consistent delicious food…read moreThey are a great restaurant the stupid thing is making me do 85 characters I said what I needed to say so now I'm just blah blah blah

Young man at the counter and on the phone was rude and looked mad to be there. The woman was very…read morenice. Got a couple dinners to go. One of the containers had the bottom completely melted away and styrofoam was in the food. The other container still had a bottom but was starting to melt. The restaurant was a town over and I was not driving back so I called and spoke to a manager and told him what happened. I told him he should look into getting different, no styrofoam containers. He offered a discount when go in next time. The food that was edible was not great. I won't be going back.

The takeout is always hot and freshly prepared. The specials are good sized portions that can make…read more2 meals. Highly recommend the HoFun and the chicken and eggplant with garlic sauce. The salt and pepper chicken. Is a great, shareable appetizer. Only quibble is the egg rolls that no longer seen to have any pork. The only miss so far....

The food is always amazing! Service is great and now that they've expanded the restaurant ambiance…read moreis much better and much nicer to sit down and eat.