I've really been wanting to try Rubato and I finally decided to make the 30 minute drive here. I came on a Wednesday afternoon around 12:30 pm and there was no line and still a few seats available. I would recommend coming on a weekday since I have heard it gets pretty crowded on weekends. The seating is very limited and first come first serve. I ended up ordering online and taking my food to go. It was ready in about 15 minutes. Very efficient. The lemon iced tea I got was so refreshing on a hot summer day and paired well with the spam bolo. It had tons of lemon slices in it and was very flavorful, slightly different than your typical iced tea with lemon. The spam bolo (hong Kong style egg and cheese sandwich) was incredible. The bolo bun was fluffy, moist, and slightly sweet with the crunchy topping. Spam was super crispy and egg and cheese were cooked perfectly. Definitely messy to eat but so worth it! Also it was only $8 and very filling. Everything else on the menu sounded divine but my stomach is only so big. Such a great little cafe with unique breakfast and lunch items that are hard to find anywhere outside of Hong Kong! Will have to come back. Would definitely make the drive again. read more

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Was so excited to try this place after my friend recommended it. Came on a Sunday morning around 10:30am and was pleased to find it wasn't too busy. There are stools along the window facing the street, giving it a really homey feel. The menu is printed on the wall coming in and features a range of Hong Kong breakfast items. I've been craving Taiwanese breakfast foods and coming here really satisfied those cravings. I got the Char Siu Bao and Sesame and Hoisin Cheung Fun. The Cheung Fun came with Sriracha, but I think it's flavorful enough to do without next time. It's the perfect texture, and I'd be open to trying the other flavors as well. The Char Siu Bao was also very flavorful and the pork was nice and juicy. I would definitely come back for an authentic Hong Kong breakfast. This place has all the traditional staples, with a modern twist. read more

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We stopped by for some lunch fare recently and were pleasantly surprised! The space is modern and nicely decorated, however, seating is limited, so we ordered our food to go. The Fried chicken bolo was amazing - the chicken was super crispy and the toppings complemented it very well. The Cha siu bao was another winner - flavorful, fluffy, and I liked that the meat was not too fatty. The Rubato fun fun and the PB HK french toast were pretty solid as well. I also enjoyed trying the House soy milk. I liked this place better than the HK cafes in NYC. You can tell that they really care about the products they serve. I'm glad we got to try it out while in town! read more

Rubato - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Amazing food made by amazing people who care. The most slept on and underrated item btw is the spam bolo. It's most certainly one of god's greatest gifts to humankind. This place is legit and I should know because I'm married to a chef. read more

Rubato - Spam bolo - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Rubato is a hidden gem of a restaurant in Quincy, MA. I recommend stopping by, if you're ever in the area. I came here to have lunch with my Dad, and were both delighted with our experience. The menu offers a fun twist to nostalgic foods that we grew up on. Our favorites were the Rubato Fun Fun, and the HK Baked Pork Chop. The restaurant itself is vibrant and upbeat, with people frequently visiting, and lively music coming from the kitchen. Feels like a trendy Hong Kong style cafe that would do very well in the likes of San Francisco and/or Los Angeles. I also want to thank the staff, who provided above-and-beyond service -- especially to my Dad, who is recovering from a long-term illness. Everyone was so kind, patient, and friendly. My Dad has become quite the picky eater, but damn near demolished his HK Baked Pork Chop entree, and coffee with evaporated milk. Rubato will have some new regulars coming over now ;) read more

Rubato - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Got takeout from here with family recently just to try because there aren't that many HK style cafes in the Boston area. The space is cute and cozy aka not much seating lol but it looks nice. Good service, got our food p quickly despite having a big order. The food was good overall but we also have high expectations and think some things could've been better We ordered pork + century egg and rubato sampan congee - both solid, had good flavor and not too runny, not too thick consistency. Pork and century egg congee had a good amount of century egg but could've had more pork. Parents think sampan congee could've had more topping. Nutella HK french toast - yum, would come back to try the lava egg yolk one. Fried chicken bolo - good, it's a cool concept. It comes with sauce and some veggies. The chicken was crispy and goes well with the bolo bao, but it could've been juicer and seasoned more. We really liked the hot soy milk and milk tea with less sugar. Esp the soy milk - I feel like it's kinda hard to find soy milk that actually has the taste of soy bc Americans just view soy milk as a milk replacement so it's flavorless lmao but here they actually have good soy milk. read more

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This is a really cute spot to grab a quick bite or casual breakfast! They really went all in with the hongkong vibes as the windows are a yellow tint. It's definitely a unique place that you can't find elsewhere in Boston. Food is tasty too! The chicken was crisp and juicy; and the pineapple bun adds a great sweet and salty combo. The noodles were nice and chewy too. read more

Rubato - Rubato fun fun Fried chicken pineapple bun - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

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I tried Rubato for the first time to get their Big Red Bao in celebration of the Lunar New Year. It was simply amazing. I also got their Cha Siu Bao which may be the best I've had in the area. We actually went the very next day to get more of the Cha Siu Bao but it was sold out. We'll definitely be back! The place is tiny but we were taking ours out anyway so that wasn't a concern. We plan to try many more menu items and are so glad we found this place. The team is super friendly and helpful. Great experience overall! read more

Rubato - Big Red Bao: pork, chicken, shrimp, shiitake, Chinese sausage. Whole runny egg. - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

I am excited for this place to open! This reminds me of street/comfort food in Hong Kong. I like the mood of this restaurant too. It's pretty trendy and actually feels like I am in New York City. Their menu is enlarged on the wall and you can see it the moment you step foot into the restaurant. I tried their milk tea and french toast and everything was so delicious. It definitely reminds me of being back in Hong Kong. I want to come back and try the congee and pineapple bun next time around. If you are ever in the area, you should check it out. I wish they are open for longer hours. read more

Rubato - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

We came on a saturday for lunch, it was very busy and they had run out of some items by the time we got our food. We got the fried chicken bolo bao, the curry fishball cheung fun, and the pork congee. Our favorite was the congee! It was so flavorful and warming, perfect for a cold day. The bolo bao was so creative. The chicken was fried well, super crispy and juicy. I enjoyed it a lot. The fishball cheung fun was overpriced in my opinion. They didn't give much for $8 and I could make it myself for way cheaper. I'd def come back to eat the congee again though. The interior is cute, but there's almost no seating except for one counter and a few barstools. It takes a bit of time for the food to come out too. read more

Food phenomenal. But a bit upset when i asked for utensils- big guy looked me dead in the eye and said they are in there like i shouldnt have asked. Im at the beach with no utensils to eat these noodles. Lol. read more

Rubato is such a fantastic addition to the Asian Quincy food scene. Their cheung fun and bolo bao's are definitely my go to items here. The beef brisket cheung fun is incredible and so are of their bolo bao sandwiches. The bao's are lighter compared to what you get at a Asian bakery so it's great for a sandwich. Overall, really enjoy everything here and highly recommend! read more

Rubato - Beef Brisket Cheung Fun (double meat). - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Staff were friendly but space was cramped. Limited seating so you feel a bit rushed since people are just staring you down waiting for you to finish up. Food was good but I don't think it was anything special tbh read more

Rubato - Rubato Fun Fun & Pork and Century Egg Congee - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

My HK cafe dreams! We need more places in the Boston area for HK cafe food, I was so excited to see this place pop up. The fried chicken bolo bao was definitely a stand out and would definitely order again. The fish curry cheung fun was also another favorite. I also go the Robatu congee, it was great though a bit expensive for $7. We also got 6 baos to go, pretty much one of each flavor. The cha siu and beef brisket were awesome, salted egg was also great and more on the sweet & savory side, still need to try to veggie one. HK hot milk tea was great and a good price. Seating is quite limited though by the time our food was ready we were able to snag a seat. Parking is street parking. Overall, so hyped about this place and brings back so much nostalgia. Would definitely recommend! read more

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A small cafe serving all your Cantonese breakfast and lunch foods. I came here Saturday afternoon and they were sold out of congee. I did come when there was no line and got a seat at their bench. I ended up ordering rubato fun fun and fried chicken bolo bao. The Cheng fun was soft and very saucy. There was a little bit of everything to try, but not super filling. The fried chicken was crispy and moist. The idea of using a bao instead of a regular bun makes it much tastier! There are not too many seats along with windowsills, but they also have heavy plastic yellow tinted strips hanging to block out the sun. Overall, a great place to check out in Quincy. read more

Rubato - Fried chicken bolo bao & rubato fun fun - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Heard about this place from my brother, so we made a Saturday morning trek down from Cambridge on the red line. Got there for about 9 and managed to grab the 2 last seats after ordering, there's maybe 8 seats inside. Rubato had a lovely peaceful vibe, everything washed in a yellow green light from the window shades. Between the two of us, we ordered the 4 baos (char siu, veggie, lava egg yolk, beef brisket), 2 bolo baos (spam, butter), 2 HK French toasts (lava egg yolk, Nutella), and Yuen Yeung and HK Milk Tea to wash it down. There wasn't a single item we didn't thoroughly enjoy! I definitely did not eat again until dinner though Even the ones I thought would take a back seat like the veggie bao (the textures and flavor were amazing!) and the butter bao (a slab of butter sandwich?? ofc it'll be delicious). My favorite was the Spam Bolo with the soft bao, crispy top, salty spam, and gooey cheese and the Lava Egg Yolk french toast which was so molten we were obsessing over it between every bite! The people working here are super nice too, we even shared a few laughs with them. Can't wait to come back again to try the other half of the menu! read more

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Nice dainty HK cafe located in Quincy with lots of variety! I must admit the bolo bao was underwhelming (little dry). The cha siu filling was decent, using real pork chunks. The fried chicken bolo was suppose to be the star but I found it average at best, but the cole slaw on it was fantastic. HK milk was very authentic and so was the soy milk. Laurence the owner was super nice and the cafe was clean and trendy. read more

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Domo arigato, Mr. Rubato... (if someone else has written this already, sorry) I used to go to Contempo to get a fried cruller and century egg/pork congee. Then I saw the place closed during the pandemic and was sad. When I heard it re-opened as this new creation, I decided that I had to give it a shot (when the crowds died down). I went for the usual. The recipe has not changed since and both the congee and fried cruller were still good. I don't have high expectations in Boston, so something closer to HK quality will satisfy me. The century egg/pork congee was a pretty large portion and had a good amount of egg. I could've used a little more pork in mine but I was overall pleased on a cold, gray morning. The fried cruller was rather crispy, though you might want to put it in the toaster oven for maximum effectiveness and warmth. The pineapple bun was okay, though not the greatest. I liked the crispy top but the bread could've been more enriched and softer. At about $9 for a congee, fried cruller, and pineapple bun, it's not expensive these days. Service was pretty prompt and I thought the new interior was an improvement. I'll welcome a Boston-area place that is trying to take elements of a decent HK-style cafe. read more

Hong Kong Style foods that we had to try. We had the congee, fried dough with congee. Waited a while, but was worth it, decent size and service was very friendly, efficient, helpful as it was our first time. Delicious and warm, seasoned well and parking can be found on the street meter. read more

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Wow!!! That fried chicken on Bolo Bun is the bizzzzzz!!! The umami... still dreaming, drooling, and wishing to experience the goodness. The concept is fresh and done so well. on the neon curtrons ... super dope. read more

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Got takeout from here and tried a bunch of different items from their menu. The fried chicken sandwich was tender and filled with lots of flavor. Rice rolls in the brisket cheung fun was yummy, but I didn't enjoy the actual brisket as much. HK milk teas/coffees were also solid. Definitely more of a place to go for takeout or quick-ish bites. read more

Rubato - Lots of food! - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Paid a visit to Boston last week, and found this place from Yelp. I had a bad stomach for the whole flight, so I ordered the Rubato Sampan Congee and soy milk. and I felt much better after finishing all. My family ordered the Butter Bolo and Curry Fishball, and all said they tasted good. Wish there are more places like this in Los Angeles. A little bit expensive but a great place to go. Sure will go there when I go to Boston next time. read more

Congratulations to Rubato for receiving James Beard best Chef award! Quincy is lucky to have such a rich experience in different ethnic foods. read more

Rubato - Congratulations to Rubato! - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Omg if i could make the trek to Quincy everyday to eat at Rubato, I would!! The chef is so cool and hearing about why and how he created Rubato was so inspiring. I want to try all their baos and their congee next time. read more

Rubato - Fried Chicken Bolo - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Will definitely be back to try other items on the menu. The good: Fried chicken bolo bao may be what they are known for but we prefer their cha siu bolo bao. The ji cheung fun was a nice change with toppings like curry fishballs and beef brisket. The lady at the register is always so friendly. The bad: Limited space to sit and eat in the restaurant. Recommended dish: Cha siu bolo bao read more

Our first visit during Rubato's opening weekend was alright, so I'm glad that this second time around was truly a great experience! My partner and I ordered a cha siu bao, fried chicken bolo, Rubato sampan congee, beef brisket cheung fun, lava egg yolk Hong Kong french toast, and hot Hong Kong milk tea - TASTE: 4/5 - the chai siu hit the spot, and the sesame slaw was a great complement to the fried chicken. The dried scallops and peanuts were lovely in the congee, especially w the add-ons of white pepper, green onion, and cilantro, and the beef brisket was full of deep flavor to contrast the cheung fun. The french toast tasted super indulgent w the lava egg yolk filling and, finally, the hot HK milk tea was phenomenal and one of the highlights of the whole meal! TEXTURE: 5/5 - the cha siu bao was perfectly fluffy, and the bolo bao was soft against the crispy fried chicken. To me, the warmth and fullness of congee is always comforting and you can't go wrong w smooth (and slippery!) steamed rice rolls. The condensed milk and cookie crumb topping on the french toast was chef's kiss! PRICE: 5/5 - I think the prices are really reasonable, our subtotal was around $40 SERVING SIZE: 4/5 - perfect lunch portions for us SERVICE: 5/5 - we ordered in-person at ~12:30pm on a Friday and got our food much quicker than I expected. The owner was also welcoming and friendly! ATMOSPHERE: 4/5 - I appreciate the HK style and decor TAKEOUT: 4/5 - the takeout containers were sturdy and appeared to be paper-based, though not sure if compostable PARKING: 3/5 - can sometimes be hit or miss on Hancock St. I was lucky to get a free, 2-hour parking spot across the street read more

Rubato - Fried chicken bolo, cha siu bao, lava egg yolk HK french toast, Rubato sampan congee, beef brisket cheung fun, and hot HK milk tea - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Stop by Rubato today for lunch and the place was buzzing with steady customer. I ordered salt and pepper tofu, sesame and hoisin cheung fun, char siu bolo and sweeten cold soy milk. All were so good. I'd definitely order them again in the future. The cold soy milk was not too sweet and thick. Just the way i like it. The char siu bolo was the bomb. Salt and pepper tofu with rice was excellent too.. read more

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Rubato is awesome!!! It's a modern Hong Kong bakery and one of my favorites. I really like getting their cold brew + spam bolo. The bolo baos will remind you of a good breakfast sandwiches. My wife loves the milk tea + French toast combination. We usually get their congee to go so we can enjoy it later at home. read more

been back a numerous of times and always good. i love the green detail on the window. gives it such a vibe and remind me of my hometown. always have to order the lava egg yolk french toast when i come. the lava ooze is satisfying everytime. also that egg yolk (?) crumble is chefs kiss. i'll be honest -- the beef brisket cheurng fun was a bit underseasoned. wish they had chili oil also, they stopped making all bolo bao sandwiches and rice plates close to closing time so go early if you want to try those. read more

Rubato - Lava Egg Yolk HK French Toast finished Beef Brisket Cheung Fun - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Ordered the following along with my review: Hot milk tea - it does taste like authentic Hong Kong style but less strong Lava egg yolk bun - excellent with runny salty egg yolk inside, much better than some of the dim sum restaurants', but be careful when eating it because it gets messy Ji cheung fun - quite smooth and thin, sesame sauce is very flavorful Curry fishball - not bad but 4/$5 seems a little bit pricy read more

Rubato - Lava egg yolk bao 流沙包 - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Delicious and unassuming cafe-restaurant in Quincy serving drive worthy HK cuisine! We came on a Sunday around 10:30 (opens at 10AM Sun i believe) and it was already packed. Menu is largely displayed on their wall and anything out of stock is crossed off for convenience. We ordered a spread - S&P chicken plate, fried chicken bolo bao, beef brisket cheung fun, char sui bao, HK milk tea and an iced lemon tea. Everything was superb, our favorites being the S&P chicken and the drinks! The food is admittedly pricey but the flavors are worth the occasional splurge. Will have to try the lava yolk bao or french toast soon! Service is super quick, not much seating but the vibes are nice if you get to eat indoors + it's easy to do takeout too! read more

Rubato - Salt and Pepper Chicken Plate, Fried Chicken Bolo, Beef Brisket Cheung Fun, Lemon Ice Tea, Cold HK Milk Tea - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

Awesome first trip here and not the last. Staff was as good as the food was. The chef/owner was there and was friendly and engaging. We had the congee, fried chicken bao and the rice rolls and everything was great. A must try. read more

Came here on a Saturday at around noon and it was PACKED. I waited 45 mins in line before placing my order. Here's what I believe is worth the wait from here: - HK french toast with lava egg yolk: this blew me away. So good. Definitely the best HK french toast in the greater Boston area. - Plain bolo bao: my sister and I frequently get this in Boston's Chinatown but we agreed that the Rubato one was among the best we've had. I also tried the bbq pork bao, the fried chicken bolo bao, and the cheung fun. They were all solid choices as well but weren't my favorite compared to their French toast. Be sure to go here right as it opens or during off peak times! read more

As someone who tries to find the best local fried chicken sandwiches wherever I go, I can confidently say Rubato's fried chicken bolo is now my absolutely favorite local chicken sandwich. The chicken is flavorful, tender, crunchy, and crisp. The coleslaw-topping has good crunch and flavor but is not overpowering. And the bolo bao (pineapple bun) that holds everything together??? -- Y'ALL. Run, don't walk. I haven't tried other menu items yet from Rubato, but mark my words, I will be back soon. (The photo is greenish because of the light filtered through the restaurant blinds) read more

Rubato - Fried chicken bolo - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts

I grew up stopping by Contempo Bakery regularly to grab me and my dad some churng fun so it is so great to see the owner's son and his wife take over the spot. It holds so many memories since my dad has passed away. There's tons of Cantonese food all over the Boston and the surrounding surburbs but the HK style cafe has been missing. I am Cantonese and love this style of food and have been sad to see this lacking in the area.... so Rubato made me even more excited for this reason. I have only stopped by once but the food was delectable. Portions may seem small and prices may seem high.. but the quality is amazing and you can't find this kind of food as I mentioned. Don't let the quantity hold you back. - Curry fishballs were out of this world. So flavorful and umami... I could eat seven of these orders at once. There are only four whole fishballs but it is absolutely worth the price. I licked every drop of sauce. - Brisket churng fun (rice rolls) are soooo fresh. Get the scallion, cilantro, and Sriracha. Again, small portion but so fulfilling. The brisket is not all fat or lean beef - just the right amount of each for me. - Butter bolo is SO good. I didn't even think I liked bolo baos all that much. A thicker bolo cut horizontally with a fat slab of butter tucked in. - The iced HK style milk tea and the yuen yeung both lacked sweetness (despite asking for sweet) but tasted just like home. Easy fix adding sugar if needed. My family's house is dangerously close to Rubato... I will absolutely be a regular. So grateful to have this new addition in town. I wish I could've ordered this for my dad, he would've been so excited to try their sampan congee. read more

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I have been following their story on Instagram and been dying to eat here since they opened. All the hype you have been hearing and seeing (like them getting sold out every single day) is TRUE and so well deserved. The food is amazing!! Everything from the buns to the sauces are made in house and you can taste that in every bite. The service was great. In spite of the long lines, the orders were coming in fast and the cashier was super nice and helpful and so were the other staff members. All the dishes are appropriately priced IMO. Here is a quick run down of what we ordered: *Fried Chicken Bolo Bao: Perfectly crispy and juicy chicken, Tangy slaw, delicious sauce and the most perfect Bolo Bao = match made in heaven. The way they cooked the chicken is no less than magic. It was crispy and fried yet felt light and every bite with the pillowy light bun made our 50 minute drive to the restaurant worth it! *Butter Bolo: So the bolo bao paired perfectly with the chicken, but it is so good that it deserves to be eaten just with butter. These buns are light, soft, and airy, with an extra crispy, buttery, and sugary crust. Still drooling just thinking about them and I have a feeling I am going to dream about them too!! *Cucumber Salad: crunchy cucumber with this perfectly spicy dressing that was made in sesame oil. Was a perfect and refreshing side to the other buttery fried dishes ;) *Lava Egg Yolk French Toast: My husband is a french toast snob and he said this is one of the best french toasts he has had in a very long time. It ticked off all his must haves- crispy on the outside, ooey gooey on the inside, should have enough flavor and shouldn't need any additional sweetener. PERFECTO!! The best part is in spite of having such a successful opening, the entire team here at Rubato is humble and very open to their customers suggestions. They are kind, generous and go out of their way to make sure the customer is well taken care of. And this is such a big sign of a successful business. These qualities along with some kick-ass food is going to take the team to new heights of success. Husband and I drove about 50'ish minutes to eat here and you better believe, we are doing it again next weekend. read more

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When I first heard of Rubato opening in Quincy, I thought it would become my new go-to. There aren't many HK cafes around so I was really excited that a new spot was opening. As many others may have mentioned, the price is definitely what stuck out to me first. HK cafes are typically known to be very affordable and cheap while providing quality home-y comfort meals. Rubato is a more hip and modern take on a classic HK cafe. And with that, comes higher prices (understandably!) I think if the portions were slightly larger, it would help justify the price of the food. I had spent around $85 for 4 people and we were all left still feeling hungry. The quality of the food is definitely there. You can tell the ingredients are fresh and clean but when considering all factors (cost, portion, taste), it felt like a very pricey average meal. I loved the concept of the bolo bao chicken sandwich and it tasted great but it was so tiny for the price. The rice rolls were okay, similar situation where the beef brisket was delicious but it was almost $10 and came with 3 small pieces of beef. Sadly, I felt the same for all the other food items I tried. I think the one item that I would come back for is the lava egg yolk french toast. I thought this dish was unique, absolutely delicious, and worth the price. It was a great take on classic HK flavors. read more

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Tried a couple of items from the menu and they were yummy. I'm glad there's a HK style foods in Quincy. The rice rolls with the sauces were excellent. Also tried the Salty Egg Lava French Toast, sooo yummy but on the sweet side. I can do without the condensed milk on the French toast. The place is nice and clean. Seating are along the window counter. There's one staff and she took my to-go order. She was friendly. I'll be back to try other items for sure. read more

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I'm from HK and was looking for some comfort fast food. The steamed BBQ pork buns, curry fish balls, and rice noodles were authentic and decent. But I really just can't get over how over-priced the entire menu is! Maybe they don't have enough competition in Quincy or South Boston? Sticker shocked so badly that I won't be going back anytime soon. read more

I've been meaning to try this place out ever since they opened. Walking in at almost noon the place was packed with people. The people working there are very friendly while you watch them work to fulfill orders. It took us about 10-15 minutes to wait for my order Drinks: 2/5 I ordered a hot and cold ying yang, a hot soybean drink. Unfortunately, all the drinks tasted a bit watered down and quite bland. Spam bolo bao: 5/5 I would say this was probably one of my favorite things out of all that I ordered. The bolo bao was fresh and soft and blended well with the egg and spam. Cha siu & lava baos: 3/5 these were OK, but I felt that the dough part felt a bit denser than what I'm used to. Sampan congee: 3/5 good flavor, but small portion and lacked ingredients despite all the toppings. Curry fishball churng fun: 4/5 churng fun roll was soft and had great texture. Curry fishball was spicy and had good flavor. I just wish the order came with more fishballs instead of only 4. read more

Rubato - Spam egg and cheese bolo bao, plain bolo bao, cha siu bap, lava bao, sampan congee, curry fishball rice roll - Hong Kong Style Cafe Near Me - Quincy, Massachusetts