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    Sumiao Hunan Kitchen

    3.9 (601 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Taro bao dessert
    Masmin P.

    Hunan cuisine with a modern flair. Standout dish was the sizzling fennel lamb, which is served with Brussels sprouts. The Kung pao shrimp was okay - sautéed in a mild chili sauce with green peppers and sweet yellow onions - may have been the traditional preparation as it wasn't battered and fried as we expected. The eggplant & string beans were also good, just not super flavorful. We liked the thick chewy rice noodles, beef and egg dish. We got a bowl of black rice to share- it's slightly nutty and a little sticky. The taro / purple yam bao dessert was very good- fluffy and filled with a mildly sweet custard. I liked the triangular serving plates and fun, colorful rice bowls. We also got a pot of osmanthus green tea- it's served in a clear glass teapot and Chinese teacups decorated with modern illustrations of traditional scenes. Service was very attentive- we had two servers that tag teamed our table.

    Baijiu cocktail with chrysanthemum
    Sara E.

    Outstanding restaurant with a comprehensive menu that delivers incredible flavor! As a party of 6, we ended up with a selection of vegetarian, meat and poultry items. Some of the dishes we tried: gyoza, eggplant, two noodle plates, the five spice duck, popcorn chicken, tofu bowl, spicy cucumber salad and others. Everything was shared and everything was delicious - the regular spice level was good for everyone and I especially enjoyed the nice numbing level Sichuan peppercorns. Service was attentive and prompt, dishes were brought out as they were ready (as we expected). Cocktails with Baijiu were a hit, very creative flavor profile with ginger and chrysanthemums. The patio was fantastic for a warm summer evening, and the indoors looked gorgeous. I look forward to coming back and trying the seafood offerings! Thank you for a wonderful experience.

    Beef On Fire 家乡小炒牛肉 (P)
    Gary G.

    Easy-to-access Kendall Square location, with a bright, modern feel, different sections, private rooms, and plenty of booths and tables, including a snaking curved table near the windows. Weekday lunch with a lunch special and an extra app. -- Nom Numb Wings: All flats, well covered in spicy red chile peppers, plus some peppercorns in the mix. Skins lightly crispy, interiors extremely tender and juicy. You can choose the spice level; I went with authentic spicy and found it challenging but delicious. Only negative was that the wings were on the small side, but they included 7 instead of 6. They also supplied plastic gloves to keep the chile pepper heat off the fingers (and indirectly elsewhere). Above average. -- Hot and Sour Soup (included with the weekday lunch special): Tasty broth, with the requisite spicy and sour flavors, plus a little something extra. I think there may have been some fermented vegetables in there; whatever it was made it refreshing. Light crunch to the vegetables. Not too oily. Well above average. -- Beef on Fire (weekday lunch special): The large bowl with enough meat to be an entree had tender slivers of beef studded with chile peppers, herbs, and greenery. Good feel, good taste, good slice, good balance. Simplicity let the ingredients shine with no need for sauce; it was still moist enough to work well with the white rice (not included but available for a surcharge). Well above average. Overall, solid across the board. Spicy. Generous. Polished. Some might think it too polished, but delicious is delicious, whether polished or not. In late 2025, Sumiao received Michelin recognition-- one of only two dozen restaurants in the Boston area. I can think of a few others that are just as deserving that didn't receive that accolade, but that takes nothing away from Sumiao. Friendly, professional service. Parking a little easier than you'd think. Don't go just because of the Michelin recognition. Go for the food. I'll be returning for sure.

    Shao's Cold Summer Noodles (P)
    Rachel S.

    We came here as it's a "Michelin bib gourmand" restaurant! My friend who has eaten at other Michelin star restaurants wasn't super impressed. She has had hunanese cuisine before and didn't think this was as authentic. However, we still quite enjoyed the food! Note that it is a bit on the pricier side. We had the chicken wit oyster mushroom and chives-- I loved the flavor and it had the perfect balance of gingery and chivy. The cold sesame noodles were soo good and definitely a hit! They were so creamy and tasty. I loved the Shaoshan cabbage, it was flavorful, crisp, and a bit vinegary and sour. They don't come with rice so we had to order a side of rice. The lychee drink was really good. The fizz from soda water was amazing and the pomegranate juice flavor really stood out. Overall it was a great meal and we had amazing service!!

    Fried House Crispy Duck 本樓香酥鸭 (P)duck
    Francisco P.

    I made a reservation at Sumiao Hunan Kitchen, but still ended up waiting about 20 minutes after arriving before being seated. Once we were at the table, service was a bit slow to start, though things eventually picked up. We ordered the scallion pancakes, spicy cucumbers, and the crunchy fried duck. The scallion pancakes were a little greasier than I would have liked, but they still delivered that familiar comfort-food flavor. The spicy cucumbers were the most surprising dish of the night. They were spicier than expected with a touch of sweetness, and ended up being a standout. The crunchy fried duck was crispy, flavorful, and very well executed. I highly recommend the duck! I went it expecting a lot given the Michelin bib. Overall, it was a good dinner, but not a great one. The food was solid without being exceptional, and the service matched that same middle-of-the-road feeling. Worth trying if you're curious, just go in with measured expectations.

    Crispy Duck ($42)
    Wendi K.

    Upscale but casual Chinese Cuisine. The interior is trendy and colorful. The prices are on the high end. The menu is massive and has so many tantalizing choices for drinks, appetizers, sweets, and entrees. We ordered more dishes than I could count or try. The apps were the winners for me. My favorite was the Five Spice Beef ($14). The scallion pancake ($14) was crispy and addicting and paired well with the beef. The Soup Dumplings ($17) came steaming hot and were super unique with a crispy skin on the bottom. The Crispy Cucumbers ($12) were also great. Out of all the entrees we ordered I tried the Crispy Duck ($42), Crispy Fish Fillet ($28, THIS was my favorite), and Lava Fish ($28). It's hard to explain but the dishes were lacking a certain "oomph", and the duck was too salty for me. You can choose mild to spicy for any of these dishes, we asked for "authentic spice" and the only one that had a kick to me was the Lava Fish. The staff were so nice and accommodating for our last minute large group, and didn't really even fuss around us staying around until closing time. Overall, we had a wonderful time here :) Though, I can see someone complaining about the over-pricedness of the menu.

    Toni C.

    Went for dinner and everything was good but we weren't really blown away for it having a bib gourmand award. The two mocktails we had were so so good loved the mango sticky rice drink definitely try that. The soup dumplings and the gyozas were good but not really different from any others I've had. The eggplant and string beans were okay I probably wouldn't order them again. And we also tried the spicy beef and crispy rice dish which was pretty good maybe my second favorite thing we had but it also didn't really seem that special.

    Baijiu coast
    Sneha S.

    I really liked my visit here! The food tasted really fresh and flavorful, while not being oily which is hard to find usually!! Our server Sofia was awesome and so helpful to us. We really liked the cumin-scented mini potatoes and the cocktails. The restaurant was very clean, spacious, and cool inside. I also loved the secret drink menu (iykyk ). Can't wait to come back and try more stuff!

    Mimi C.

    We were excited to try this newly minted Michelin Bib Gourmand Chinese restaurant in Cambridge. The service was nice, space clean, and vibe was chill. We love their fish in foil, duck egg yolk coated shrimp, and beef on fire. Their tieguanyin tea was whole tea leaves so it helped cleanse the palette between bites very well. Highly recommend this place!

    Dessert
    Linh T.

    Birthday dinner at Sumiao = 10/10 Great vibes, amazing food, and the sweetest surprise dessert on the house! Shoutout to Manish for being the most attentive server Get the peach nigori and thank me later! (Pork belly could be a touch more tender, but still a solid pick.)

    Yellow river beef (4/5)
    Allison J.

    Yellow river beef with authentic spicy (4/5): this was more sour than spicy. As a spicy food lover, I'd say the spicy level was 4/10. Broth wasn't bad but it didn't have an in-depth flavor. Portion was small (chopsticks for scale), especially for the price but they didn't skimp on beef. It had (I think) thin sliced brisket meat and it was tender and flavorful. Rice needs to be ordered separately. One strange thing to note, the hostess asked for my phone number for check-in even though the restaurant was empty and I got seated right away.

    Chris T.

    Sumiao Hunan Kitchen well done! We got there before the dinner rush today. Our server Charlie was amazing, she gave recommendations and was personable, attentive and got us refills etc. we checked out the dine out Boston menu but opted to order from their regular menu instead. The food on the list today: Fish fillet in fiery broth - regular spice had a flavorful kick, fish fillets tender and was super enjoyable. You get plenty of fish, bean sprouts and fish tofu? Tiger skin pork belly with crispy pickled cabbage - our highlight, though i would have put a tad more salt in the brine or however they prep it, this was our favorite. The fatty pork belly was so tender on inside, juicy and the outside crispy!! This portion will knock you on your behind, def shareable with 4+ people! Apparently newish to their menu! Beef sizzling plate with chili and onions my least favorite of the bunch but still good, beef cooked well, has that peppercorn flavor, chilis weren't too spicy at all. Ginger ale - Fizzyyyyyy let's go White rice great with the dishes we ordered Guava mango sorbet nice refreshing desert to our full stomach's before headed out on the rode! Coming back again soon for a bday dinner in the family! If you are reserving for a party, they require a CC on file and if you have no shows you'll be charged $25/pp missing so any changes or cancellations need to be done 24hr in advance! This spot food wise kicks some high end buts over in seaport, yes I'm looking at you Mr.H! Haha great lighting and we was in and out before the dinner rush and booked tables piled in!

    Jonathan K.

    ~First Impressions~ The inside of the restaurant has a lot of character! Some of the tables are weirdly shaped (kind of like a wave of water) but it really gives the room character. The decorations are beautiful and it feels very modern. This is my second time here and both times have been great even after a year or two of missing out. ~The Food~ We had the string bean with eggplant, fish fillet in fiery broth, and grandma's pork. The fish fillet is always a go to dish for me to try at any Chinese restaurant I go to. Although it was a bit milder than I expected and was hoping for a bit spicier, but the fish was soft and plenty of veggies to mix with and eat with rice. The soup is always great on a cold day. The grandma's pork looked unassuming but was delicious. Not too chewy and the scallions and peppers really balanced out the meatiness of the dish. The eggplant and string beans was a strange combo. I felt like the string bean crunch and soft eggplant didn't really go together as textures, but the taste was great. ~The Logistics~ This place can definitely accommodate large parties, especially in that strangely shaped wave table. There are also plenty of seats for smaller parties and I haven't had to wait for a seat yet. The staff is super friendly and will give great recommendations. Definitely coming back!

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    Definitely great for large groups. Food is plentiful, fresh and hot. Definitely enjoyed the food and would highly recommend a visit.

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    Cilantro

    Cilantro

    3.5
    (147 reviews)
    1.6 mi
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    I've never had Sichuan food that wasn't packed with mountains of garlic before, but it was…read moresurprisingly good! We stopped by for a late lunch on a Saturday afternoon. We got the Szechuan cold noodle ($10.95), Szechuan style string beans with pork ($13.95), cumin lamb ($19.95), and a bowl of rice ($1.85) to share. The one who took our order warned us that the dishes would be spicy but they were honestly okay! If you can handle Shin ramen or hot Cheetos then the dishes are even milder. The cold noodles were nice and chewy and soaked in chili oil. I wouldn't have minded if they were more garlicky. The sauce had a nice balance between sweet, sour, and savory. The string beans were fresh and had a pretty mild flavor to them with just the right amount of salt. There wasn't a lot of pork in the dish. I loved the flavor of the cumin lamb although it was on the greasy side. Each piece of lamb was so tender and packed with smoky cumin flavor! This was probably the spiciest dish of all of them and it went perfectly with rice. The lunch specials seem like a very good deal especially since food prices have increased so much recently.

    I visited Cilantro for take out on a Saturday evening, and I was quite pleased. The person running…read morefront of house was polite and helpful as I figured out my order and had excellent knowledge of the menu offerings. For appetizers, I got the vegetarian spring roll and scallion pancakes. Both were delicious, and they were not excessively greasy, a problem I often find in these items. I ordered four vegetarian main courses: Chinese Eggplant with Basil, Spicy Broccoli with garlic sauce, sauteed lotus root with black fungus, and Kung Pao tofu. The vegetables were all well seasoned and delicious, but the kung pao tofu was my favorite dish of the night. The tofu was crispy on the outside and slightly firm but moist on the inside. And the sauce complemented the rest of the dish well. Our total bill was around $100. I will absolutely visit Cilantro again, and I recommend it for take out!

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    Dumpling House

    Dumpling House

    3.8
    (881 reviews)
    1.4 mi
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    Casual dining
    Large group friendly

    We ordered from Dumpling House, and were thrilled with our food. I'm notoriously disappointed by…read morecucumber salads and generally feel I can make better at home. But with Dumpling House! We also got the pepper beef and cold peanut noodles, and everything was delicious. We're a family that is picky about our food, but Dumpling House exceeded our expectations!

    A dinner with my Korean friends revealed my current favorite Chinese restaurant in Boston!…read more Soup Steamed Dumplings Pork 小籠包: The dumplings were large, incredibly juicy, and the meat filling was tender and smooth. The seasoning was only slightly sweet, perfectly complementing the freshness of the meat. These were the best Xiaolongbao I've had in the US, although the skin was a bit soggy and unappetizing. Pork & Leeks Dumpling: My friend ordered these, opting for pan-fried dumplings. They were piping hot, incredibly fragrant, and the meat filling was tender. The chive flavor was mild, which is perfect since I don't like chives lol. A touch of vinegar was definitely needed to cut through the richness! Sliced Fish Szechuan Style: Calling them "sliced fish" is a bit of a stretch; "fish fillets" would be more accurate. They were probably made with basa fish, and the fish was incredibly tender, almost melting in your mouth. The broth was fragrant, and the numbing and spicy flavor was authentic, earning high praise from my friend from Sichuan. Lamb with Ginger & Scallions Onion: A perfectly good Beijing dish, but it was prepared with the feel of a Cantonese stir-fry, which suited my Cantonese palate perfectly. The lamb was incredibly tender, with no gamey taste, and stir-fried until the oil was visible but the sauce wasn't thickened. The sweetness of the onions and carrots added to the complex flavor. Sweet and Sour Pork Tenderloin: Just average, like a typical Shanghai style home-cooked meal. Nothing special to say. General Gao's Tofu 左宗豆腐: My first time trying the famous "General Tso" (I don't know why they call it General Gao) series of American Chinese cuisine. It felt similar to the technique used in Shanghainese "Kung Pao宮保." A slightly sweet and sour flavor with the aroma and mild spiciness of dried chili peppers, the ingredients were deep-fried and coated in a thick sauce. The tofu was overcooked, the edges were hard, and the sauce became a bit watery towards the end. This dish was just okay.

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    House of Chang

    3.8
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    2.9 mi
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    The hot and sour soup was superb as were the boneless spare ribs and mooshi pork!…read more Best of all, the hostess found the diamond that fell out of my engagement ring in the bathroom. (Afer 55 years of marriage, I was pretty devistated until she spotted the stone on the floor. Plan to return soon!

    I stopped in for first time on a Sunday . No one in…read morerestaurant except a male couple preparing to leave. I ordered the Basil Ginger Chicken with white rice and chose the honey bbq rib which they charged a 1.00 extra? Why for dinky pieces and dinky portion of bbq ribs served and over cooked . It was a bad choice vs the chicken fingers? Lunch special Came with hot and sour soup. I ordered an appetizer of pan fried dumplings . Well, I was given the other departing diner's check? Only two tables including mine to manage for the owner, manager, waitress ? Maybe cook too? Owner / manager/ waitress on phone and no attentive ... then her call got annoying long and loud... my ambiance worsen and now just bad. No soothing Asian music here... I explained that I got their check and she corrected by dropping at correct table. Then , I was given no place setting. I hope it was washed down before I arrived. Dumplings arrive , no plate... ok ... I'll improvise and eat off the dumpling serving plate which was small and looks like a dry cleaner shirt cleaning after this one. Dumplings nothing to brag about... filling ok but lacked flavor . The entree dish arrives and she takes my knife away with the dumpling empty dish? Why ? Did I look upset or dangerous ? Now no knife to cut the chicken pieces . Well the ribs for 1.00 extra were lousy and dinky pieces chopped up like chopped beets. Well, the basil chicken I thought was noodles only as the meat was the most tender chicken I ever had... it was excellent but I wanted stronger ginger or basil. While eating , another couple comes in and the place empty , but she seats them next to my table that was jammed in a foot away... they looked at me and facial expressions displayed implied they didn't want to watch me chow down like a cannibal on a meat Carcass while they are there for their intimate lunch and conversation. Fortunately they spoke in foreign tongue and my forced ease dropping was ineffective. Why seat customers on top of each other? When all tables empty? No fortune cookie, pineapple here. Never had my water refilled either ? Chicken tenderness was the winner here .

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    Zoe's Chinese Restaurant

    Zoe's Chinese Restaurant

    3.8
    (354 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    20 years in business

    A gathering with project colleagues. The cooking method was fairly authentic, but the spiciness was…read moreonly at the Cantonese level. Fish Fillet with Hot Chili Sauce水煮魚片: As expected of their signature dish! The basa fish fillets were incredibly tender, the Szechuan peppercorns were fragrant but not numbing, and the overall flavor was oily but not greasy. The server would remove the chilies after serving, so there was no need to worry about the spiciness. Beef Fillets & Cabbage with Hot Chili Sauce水煮牛肉: Redder and spicier than the boiled fish. The Szechuan people present commented that this was the only dish with flavor. The beef was very tender; although you could taste the tenderizing powder, it wasn't a big problem. Scallions and Szechuan peppercorns contributed much to the fragrance. Pork Intestine with Preserved Vegetable酸菜大腸: Surprisingly, it tasted like... Hakka cuisine? The pork intestines were cut on the thicker side, not the usual kind, but the slightly sour and spicy flavor with a light thickening was just right. Spicy Frog in Fried Pot乾鍋牛蛙: Despite the name, there was a lot of sauce; the bullfrog meat was too tough and chewy. Not recommended. Ma Po Tofu (With minced pork)麻婆豆腐: Very delicious! The tofu was very tender, and the Sichuan peppercorns were very fragrant. Duck with Peking Plum Sauce京醬鴨片: The duck meat was mushy and lacked texture, and the Beijing plum sauce was heavily diluted. I had a feeling of not knowing what I had eaten. Sichuan Spicy Dumpling紅油水餃: I loved them!! The dumplings were large, the filling was generous, and the skin was on the thicker side, giving them a good chewy and firm texture. Besides the chili oil and peanuts, there was a hint of vinegar, which was very refreshing. Steamed Juicy Pork Bun小籠包: The restaurant claims they are handmade daily. Plenty of soup filling, but slightly oily; the skin was chewy but not dry, unfortunately one was broken. If this isn't the case for most places, then Fuchun Ju excels in its fillings, while Zoe's excels in its skins; both are comparable and worth trying.

    The restaurant is SPOTLESS. Not a speck of dust on the windows or tables. I was impressed. The food…read moreis so fresh. The lamb and fish were very tender.

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    Changsho

    Changsho

    3.3
    (358 reviews)
    2.3 mi
    $$

    Went the other night with my girlfriend had the general guy check the pad time the scallion…read morepancakes so good so so good it's been great since I was a kid. It's always great ton of space inside always room. Great service is very quick very attentive. Would recommend everyone parking can be tricky because it is massive, but it's always available. Just gotta be patient.

    We were really disappointed…read more This was a restaurant we grew up enjoying, so we were excited to come back. We remembered the buffet and were hoping to enjoy some of the dishes we grew up with, but found out it's no longer there. Since prices have gone up everywhere, we decided to order from the lunch menu instead. We ordered the General Gao's chicken and a simple order of chicken fingers. Unfortunately, neither was good. The General Gao's was chewy instead of crispy and lacked the flavor we remembered. The chicken fingers were extremely overcooked, almost like they had been fried multiple times. They were so crunchy they were hard to eat and had a bad aftertaste. When we arrived at lunchtime, we were the only customers in the restaurant. Sadly, after our meal, we understood why. This place used to be packed, and it's heartbreaking to see a restaurant that's been around for more than 30 years decline like this. Unfortunately, this was our last visit. We'll continue making the drive to Golden Temple whenever we're craving Chinese food.

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