A decent spot for a quick Chinese food fix.
Came here for lunch and got the Taiwanese pork belly bun, dan dan mein, and the beef noodle soup. Compared to other lunch spots in the area, this place wasn’t too crowded, and I liked that everything came out within 10 minutes. While the pork bun was great
Got the eggplant, Brussel sprouts, tofu, and vegan noodles. The eggplant is great and one of my favorites in Boston for sure. I always ask for extra spicy and usually mix with the tofu rice, which I also enjoy a lot.
Brussel were good but a bit charred but could be just a one time thing. The vegsn
As good as you can expect from fast food Chinese. The steamed dumplings were okay, the DD egg fried rice was great. Reasonably priced for a full meal.
Got the chicken katsu and a pork belly bun Taiwanese bun.
Chicken katsu was very tasty and so was the pork belly bun.
I was craving buns and dumplings, these did not hit the spot. Beef and onion buns had dry chopped blade meat and onions, tasted cheap, dough was perfectly steamed and soft. The dumplings were your typical local “pot stickers” from a chain restaurant. I had high hopes, unfortunately I am quite disapp
There was something wrong with my soup. It tasted like cleaning supplies. But I can't rule out that I might have had a cold. Gyoza were good. So only going to give this place a 3 star since other people seem to like it, I'm not convinced it wasn't something wrong with me.
Ordered was not prepared rightly. Noodles were roasted, they put lot of soya sauce, I had Lo Mein before and it wasn’t like this. Also crispy chicken wings (6) small pieces is for 8$, very expensive for chicken wings of that small size.
It is not a dinner please. If you want to TASTE some "Chinese" food, you can try. But my suggestion would be go China Town to get authentic Chinese food but not only taste size.
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