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4.0 (17 reviews)
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Closed • 9:00 pm - 2:00 am (Next day)

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beautiful people everywere, great music and its really fun i recommend anyone into gothic stuff to go here

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“Heralding from the days of Manray, Xmortis is alive and well at TT the Bear's the 2nd Friday of every month.”

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The Mad Monkfish

3.6(1k reviews)
0.0 mi•Central Square, Cambridgeport
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The Mad Monkfish Review: 12Sep26…read more My fiancé and I were in desperate need of nourishment right before our show at the Middle East downstairs. We were going to settle with pizza as we walked the strip along the venue. The Mad Monkfish caught our attention and was definitely more exciting that a slice of pizza. Now, we only had an hour before our show and it didn't look too busy in the restaurant, since it was before the dinner rush at 4pm.  We were quickly seated outside so we can enjoy the streets of Boston (or Cambridge, if you want to be specific). The menu was pretty elaborate as they have different Asian fusion dishes. I went with their chicken pad thai, extra spicy. They said they have a scale of 1-5 for spice level, and I asked for level 5. By the waiter's reaction, I was nervous that I might regret my choice, especially right before a concert. My fiancé went with their beef noodle soup, as he wasn't feel too well and wanted something hot.  Our food came out pretty quick and my fears of my pad thai being too spicy definitely subsided. It smelled amazing, but was not covered in red flakes of scorching heat. It actually was pretty plain looking, so I was now worried about the lack of flavor. I limed up that baddie and took my first bite. Oh my goodness was I wrong about the flavor! It was bursting with Pad Thai goodness--the heat from being freshly stir-fried, the tanginess from the tamarind, and the subtle spice all melted together in my mouth. The noodles, tofu strips, and the generous amount of chicken were all cooked perfectly. Wow. It was exactly what I needed to prepare for the show ahead. I will say, though, their spiciest level, 5, was no where near my limit. I was afraid it may be Buldak level, but it really was hardly spicy. I think the waiter may have tipped off the chef, given my small, dainty appearance. However, I love spice. I never turn down a nice burn. Either way, I was incredibly satisfied with the dish and would ask for a 10 next time, if we ever stop by. My fiancé liked his noodle soup as well, but didn't have such a raving reaction as I did with my dish. I tried his soup and it wasn't anything too crazy. The beef slices were quite large and hefty.. I think if it were sliced more thin it would be a more pleasant experience.  Both of our dishes came out to a little under $40, which, wasn't terrible but definitely not cheap. We both left so stuffed and satisfied throughout the night, so it definitely did the job.  We aren't from the area, if we were ever to come back (unlikely, as there are so many different restaurants to try), we would love to try their sushi, Thai tea, and more!

After living near Central for like 3 years, I FINALLY made it to the Mad Monkfish. They have a…read morespacious interior as well as a full patio, the latter of which we opted for on a beautiful summer night. They have a pretty extensive menu with mostly Japanese and Thai selections. My fiancé got the green curry, and after seeing pretty good reviews for the sushi, I got the #1 Monkfish Maki Combo. I was pleasantly surprised by the sushi quality!!!! The only downside was that the salmon was slightly fishy, but the tuna and hamachi were solid. I was impressed that they served whole pieces of fish, rather than finely minced filling. Probably not the BEST sushi in all of Boston, but a solid spot if you want a varied menu and a nice outdoor patio in Central!!

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