This place impresses me each time I come to grab lunch or dinner !…read more Today it was so busy every table was occupied with hungry customers! Short wait but the food they were cranking out from the kitchen, those dishes looked amazing and mine was especially delicious! Take a look at my choices of dishes!!! They looked amazing and tasted even better ! Great atmosphere and the happy vibes I felt here made it a great lunch time!

Enjoyed my lunch at Bayao. Their decor and lively atmosphere made me miss Hong Kong…read more Ordered the curry fishballs, seared steak skillet with black pepper sauce, and baked pork chop rice with Portuguese cream. All food items tasted on par with any other HK style cafes. Service is quick and efficient. Lines do get long but this is a great place to dine-in because the food was authentic in flavor and presentation. Can't go wrong with an order of their HK milk tea with condensed milk to tie the dining experience together. Will need to return for their squid ink fried rice and their fried quarter leg chicken. If you come before 11am, you will be served their breakfast menu instead.

Well, I tried the poached Egg and minced beef rice. It tasted like heaven…read more But when I smelled the seaweed daily soup, it smelled rotten. Ew!

This hole in the wall cozy spot in Quincy has to be my favorite. I was brought here by a friend and…read morewe ordered the baked bolognese spaghetti and beef chow foon. It was heavenly. I haven't had a good baked bolognese spaghetti since Quality Cafe in Chinatown closed. At first, I had zero expectations but taking that first bite brought back memories and that I was ecstatic to find a place that does this dish right! The beef chow foon had the perfect wok energy so it came out delicious. We also got the milk tea and iced lemon tea. The lemon tea was on the sour side but it was still good. I'm so glad places like this exist.

Saigon Corner is a great place to go in Quincy for wonton noodle soup & HK-style food!…read moreThey also have a newer location in Malden. I remember growing up & always going here for lunch with my family and there was an older couple that ran the restaurant. Now, there are different owners, but still very nice! I've been on a wonton kick lately and ordered takeout of the beef stew & wonton noodle soup from here the day before. It was so good I had to come back again the next day haha. Unfortunately, they actually ran out of the beef stew. We ended up getting two of the spicy satay beef & wonton noodle soup instead, which was still tasty. Not spicy at all though but the chili oil on the side helped a lot. Their wontons are a great size & very well seasoned filling. Highly recommend coming here for HK food + wonton noodle soup! ***CASH ONLY***

When in need of a nice wonton noodle soup locally to the Q, this is the spot…read more Now they only take cash or Venmo type payments. They ran out of the beef stew wonton noodle soup so we opted for 2 bowls of the marinaded beef wonton noodle soup. Great broth, handmade wontons with nice filling and the beef was so tender! Would come back for that alone! The ladies working were so nice! The tables also have hot chili oil ready for you plus vinegar and stuff like that.

This Hong Kong / Cantonese Spot in North Quincy is a great location to find and enjoy it's cuisine!…read moreThis small yet quaint restaurant has what it takes to become a much larger and unique place in the future! Easy to find, easy to park, and a nice neighborhood place to eat and visit!

I normally love Rubato's breakfast dishes, but today we had to try their new claypot entrees from…read morethe dinner menu! I got their Char Siu Claypot which was decent, but could definitely be improved. Half of the char siu was way too fatty, so it wasn't that pleasant. Too bad because the marinade of the char siu was good. The Mapo Tofu Claypot tasted way better but for a $20+ entree the rice was not that warm. Their new shrimp toast was crazy delicious and I would 11/10 recommend this though. Overall, I still enjoy the breakfast menu more but really do appreciate the longer hours and innovative menu.

Sadly, Baby Cafe closed this past April 2026…read more *** Baby Cafe was a restaurant with something rare in Allston/Brighton - parking. Not a lot, but any parking at all is a positive. Baby Cafe had a second thing that is rather unusual for a restaurant - a tree inside. Sure, it was most likely fake, but still, it was kind of cool. They had a lunch special menu on weekdays from 11am - 3pm, where you could select one item from the left column (drink or appetizer), and one entree from the right column. Our group shared two lunch sets and added a few more dishes: H.K. Style Toast $8.95 Curry Fish Balls $8.75 Fish Fillet with Corn Gravy $16.50 a la carte/$18.98 lunch set Baked Pork Chop Rice $16.95 a la carte/$19.98 lunch set Sizzling Ground Pork Japanese Tofu $18.95 Hand Shredded Chicken (Half) $23.95 Let's just say, we really enjoyed this meal. Another favorite that we didn't get to try during our visit was their BBQ Eel & Shrimp Fried Rice.

I've always wanted to try Hainanese chicken rice, so after browsing all the available food stalls…read morein Novo Marketplace, I decided to try this place. Food came out pretty quickly, and the chicken is nice and tender and not dry. I don't really like the yellow rice that they use which is kind of dry. The chicken comes with some green gingery sauce that goes well with it. I guess I just kind of expected this dish to be more mind blowing as it's always hyped on social media and at hawker's stalls in Singapore, etc. but it was still quite enjoyable and I might come again to try their other offerings.

Close to lunch time on a Tuesday, my husband and I were in Chinatown and I just picked this place…read morethrough Yelp for lunch. Hong Kong Eatery is located next door to Top Bread and 2 doors down from Hey Tea. We walked in and saw only one person ahead of us in line at the front (please note that there is actually a kiosk machine that you can order from with the same prices as the menu board. Would have ordered from the machine if I had seen it earlier instead of waiting in line). After looking over the menu, we ended up ordering: Hong Kong Milk Tea, $4 prior to tax- My husband thought it was okay but has had better. Also found it to be a little too sweet. Marinated Pork On Rice , $16.75 prior to tax- My husband ordered this dish. It came with a lot of sauce but he did like the flavor and also liked the pork. I thought the pork was tender and I also liked the flavor of the sauce too. It would have been nice if there were more cooked vegetables in this meal. Curry Chicken Cutlet On Rice, $15.75 prior to tax- I decided to get this dish. It came with a good amount of chicken and plenty of the potato curry. I think the flavor of the curry was okay. ------------------------------------ (Total= $39.06 after tax, prior to tip) Wait time was closer to 15 minutes. A water dispenser and cups were available as self serve. There are also a handful of tables in their small seating area. Although it was not too busy when we first arrived, it started to get pretty busy. There were plenty of people that ordered at the register or at the kiosk and looking for a table. But there were also plenty of people that just ordered and then left once their food was ready. Surprisingly the single use toilet was clean and adequately stocked with toilet paper, seat covers and soap. I did like this Hong Kong style eatery and would come back here if I lived in the area.

***TO-GO ORDER*** I…read moregot the triple meat rice plate with roast pork, bbq pork and roast duck. It came with white rice and veggies on the side. Generous portion at a great price, highly recommend!

Portions and Quality goes hand in hand at the Hong Kong 888 Cafe. Only 7 minute from my home they…read moreare a great place for a quick pickup of piping hot Chinese food. The dinner specials are tops in our list and never disappoint. My favorite dish is the King Pao Chicken with Veggie Fried Rice and Boneless Spareribs. Huge portion, tasty and in my eyes, relatively healthy. Give them a shot!

Absolute the worst. Food was inedible, called to let them know and she clearly wasn't happy about…read moreme saying so. She said if I brought the food back I'd get a refund so I did. Was unapologetic and rude. Highly recommend to skip this place if you don't like dry everything.

We came to Double Chin initially out of curiosity as it was open late and was Asian fusion after we…read morehad caught a show. The menu was certainly eclectic but tasty. We got the lamb chops, veggies, matcha and a rice dish. All were interesting but good. I would definitely come back here to try their other dishes. The setup of the place is rather homey. There's a good amount of space in the restaurant. There was no wait for us to be seated.

I've been reluctant to come to this place for a while but ended up going once after a stand-up…read moreperformance at the Wilbur. We were given a table way in the back, near the kitchen and bathroom. Since the kitchen door was open, leading to the outside, a strong stench of Chinatown dumpster permeated the back area, which did not lead to a good dining experience. The tropical lemonade had good flavor but was too sweet. I like the flavor profiles of watermelon, lychee, and peach, but it was just too much sugar. The garlic wings were pretty savory and flavorful, but were pretty tiny. At least I know they certainly not from hormone chickens. The Takes 2 to Mango was probably the best part of the experience but it wasn't perfect. While there is some strong mango flavor, there are more peach chunks than mango. However, it was pretty good overall. Service was okay and the restaurant mostly consisted of kids with scorpion bowl-looking...bowls.

The food affordable and super yummy!! I got the roasted pork and duck with crab rangoon. CASH ONLY!read more

Holy deliciousness. Anytime I'm in the Boston area this is a go to. The fried pork belly, ughh I'm…read moredrooling just thinking about it.

For giving them my phone number I got a dollar off my order…read more They only offer two sizes - medium and large. But you may select your sugar, ice, and toppings. My friend likes the texture of their boba. Maybe I'll give it a chance next time instead of my normal default of no bubbles. But the pudding topping looked good. They told me their taro is artificial so I got the earl grey milk tea and enjoyed it.

No complaints really we came about an hour before closing, they did seem to run out of quite a few…read moretoppings for our drinks, but it's fine and understand it happens. The AC rips in there, the drinks we get are consistent with other locations. There's plenty of space to sit and hang if you want to. They don't accept app orders which is a bit weird but you can call in orders if you need. Parking is on the street on Beale or the side streets. Usually busy in the area but always seem to find parking.