We thought we would beat the rush by rolling up at 4:30 but the line was already in place. We…read morewaited about 45 minutes for a table and another 45 minutes for the food but overall the experience was good. Huge winners were the XLB and the noodles with ground pork. The dumplings were well made and filled with tasty broth. The noodles were chewy with rich and flavorful sauce. The fried dumplings were also a hit and with the small up charge for the crispy crust. The vegetarian options were less of a hit with the dumplings a bit starchy and bland. The noodles had nice fresh veg and their perfect noodles but once again came in a little bland. Service was friendly and the atmosphere is like eating in a friends kitchen who also happens to be a Michelin star chef. Prices are reasonable and quantity is robust. I would definitely put this on your list when visiting Cambridge but maybe leave the vegetarians at home.

Amazing pasta. Fresh sauce. There were only 2 old dudes working but that added to the allure for…read moreme. Extremely friendly. Parking was challenging. This is a must eat for anyone near the Harvard campus.

This place is really good! It gets a bit crowded at night but there is a good amount of seating…read more The prices are OK. The service can be a little slow. Definitely worth putting on your list.

Great casual place that has some great noodles ! I had the Fried Beef Ho Fun that was spicy, and…read moreit had good wok breath - meaning they had wok hot enough to cook the dish properly. I also had the Yippee fish cakes for appetizer, and that was okay - accompanying sauce was slightly bland, but that was fine. The Sesame Banana Fritters came with Vanilla Ice cream, and a sugar syrup, which having something similar in the States, I would suggest pairing the bananas with coconut ice cream with no syrup, but I still finished it, so it was good. I would definitely go back - I was by myself this time, but it's also good for groups too! I like it better than Dojo, haven't tried Wagamama yet.

Yum! Best vegetables in Cambridge. Must have the egg fried rice. Shop isn't much to look at but…read moredoesn't need to be with food like this. Enjoy.

Came here after a punting tour in a group of 4…read more Hot pot is done in a serve-yourself, individual-pot, style of hot pot. We all got the tomato soup base, which was quite tasty! The selection of hot pot items was good as well, with plenty of meats (beef, pork, prawns, mussels, luncheon meat) and vegetables. There is also a build your own dipping sauce corner with vinegar, onions, garlic, satay, etc. Basically after they bring you your soup base you are left to fend for yourself. Kitchen staff occasionally come out to check on what needs to be restocked, and nothing was ever empty for too long. Value was good too, as we ended up paying £17.25/ person. All in all, a pretty great hot pot experience. Much tastier and better value than London hot pots like Shuang Shuang. Will definitely return if I'm ever visiting Cambridge again!

For reasonably priced Japanese food, this is the place to come. It's not the best Japanese food…read moreyou'll ever have, but it is tasty, affordable and convenient. I've eaten here probably eight or ten times, and it has been reliably good with quick, hands-off service. The bento boxes are particularly good, as is the sushi, but the udon noodles leave a little bit to be desired in the flavour department.

The food is pretty good but the service is pretty crappy. I've been there about 5 or 6 times and I…read moreenjoy their Yakisoba. I think 3 or 4 of the times I have been my wife's meal has either not come out at all or it was the wrong order. They have some work to do before I'd give them 4 or 5 stars!!

Dropped in for lunch very soon after it opened so maybe they're still finding their feet, but the…read moreservice was pretty lukewarm (only spoken to in short, brusque tones), the menu is pretty extensive and the portions are generous but it's pretty low quality fare. There are several similar offerings in Cambridge that I would favour when I next want noodles. The decor was also confused (like it kind of wanted to be an American diner) and a lamp at the front door still had a tag on it but I could've overlooked that if the rest of the experience wasn't so subpar.

Decent portion sizes, very nice atmosphere, but you can get much better, cheaper, and more…read moreauthentic food elsewhere in Cambridge. Nothing was actively bad, just a bit of a let-down compared to other asian restaurents in Cambridge. The one advantage of Mee and I is that they have a fairly "fusion" menu, so if one person wants Chinese and another wants Korean, you can come here and both be pretty much satisfied.

This place has decent food for the area, considering I live in San Francisco, USA. I can easily…read morecompare it to our local restaurants. I would definitely come back, but the customer service is what will keep me away. I had two picky eaters with me, so I ordered two' meals and wanted to order an extra' meal soup just in case my son didn't like one meal. The waiter informed me that it wasn't allowed because they were cracking down on it. I didn't understand what he meant, but I suppose I couldn't order another meal and spend more money. Fine, no big deal, your loss. After eating, I wanted a to-go box and asked for small sauce for my leftovers. He said he would charge me $50 pounds. What? I said sure, charge me because maybe I misheard. At the end, I got my bill and he didn't charge me. I felt like this waiter was lazy and didn't care about customer service and just wanted to make it an easy table for us to eat and leave quickly. The hostess who seated us was great and made up for the unneeded stress.

Food and Service for lunch and dinner were outstanding! Worth the few minutes you might have to…read morewait for a table.

Yeah, not great. The spicy cauliflower was okay. The beef - kimchi was filled with beef mush…read more The pork broth was super weak. The waitress was really nice and helpful. Had a hipster vibe if you are into that. Pass.

I usually go for the katsu curry which is fantastic. This visit though I decided to try something…read morenew, the raisukaree which was a curry with chicken and rice. It has coconut though so if you're not a fan of coconut don't try it. I loved it. I wish there was more chicken in this dish though. Their spicy is not very spicy for Indians so when they say extremely spicy they mean mild spicy. Try the elderflower water they serve as well. So good!

Food, ambiance, and service are great. I had the sea bass and the eggplant with green beans. Food…read morecame out quickly and was excellent so much so that I went two evenings in a row and repeated the order.

We ordered both Double Cooked Pork and Ma Po Tofu, and found both to be very good versions of the…read moredishes. When asking for spicy they did deliver respectably spicy food, there was plenty of sichuan peppercorn, and the mapo tofu was appropriately soft. If you're looking for solid authentic sichuan in Cambridge, I'd definitely recommend Seven Days.

Ordered the following for takeaway: marinated five spice beef, dumplings with pork and Chinese…read morechives and the noodles with braised beef in soup. Everything tasted great and was made fresh, my only complaint is that they packaged the soup and the noodles in the same container, so by the time I got home with my order the noodles were soggy and falling apart, but hey I still finished it haha. Note to self and for those that read my review, ask for the noodles and soup to be in separate packaging if ordering takeaway or delivery, and reheat it at home

The food in Zhonghua is really good and tasty - They do prefer cash over card payments due to fees…read morebut this is an excellent place to stop off in Cambridge if your there as its super good value! :) x

I really wanted to love Thanh Binh and nearly did. It's Cambridge's only Vietnamese restaurant and…read morethus my only local source of pho... and after street sides and train stations in Vietnam and strip malls and chinatowns in the USA it felt something special to be slurping up the beefy stuff in a beautiful 300 year old street house sandwiched between Elizabethan colleges. But sweet location and fancy presentation comes with a price - £8.50 for a pho bo that's slim on good beef, £11+ for duck curries. And where were the other pho and soup options? No Hue crepes? It was a slim menu with tempting descriptions but few real stand outs. The pho passed the test (just) and so did the (Thai-ish) duck curry. The Hanoi beer was delish and so was the red bean dessert. If you feel brave they do durian ice cream too. I was feeling wimpy. No, not the burger chain. Typical of so many places in England... high prices for okayish exotic food served in outstanding beautiful locations. If it's the cuisine you love, you leave wanting - if it's the occasion you love, you'll be one of the many many people waiting for another seat here. You may probably even have to book ahead. ---------- --------- Perhaps not so typical but worth a random mention... they double as a shop selling gorgeous Vietnamese handbags and jewelery during the day.

Thanh Bing is great for a delicious and reasonably priced lunch. I have eaten here several times…read morebut always for lunch. The food and service have been consistently good. They have a multi choice two course menu of tasty Vietnamese dishes.