Jessie • May 27, 2013Best dim sum in Boston. The chef is a legit trained Cantonese dim sum chef. The 潮州粉果 peanut and pork dumplings are fabulous!
Tamara D. • August 12, 2018Everything we had was good. Scallion pancakes, soup dumplings and crab Rangoon’s. Will definitely come back.
Ray • April 26, 2016Roast pork is the real star. Great on its own or as a combo with white chicken and duck. I still dream about the deliciously addictive scallion sauce!
Amy C. • May 5, 2012Try the Szechuan Beef - Super spicy but not unbearable. One of the best Chinese dishes I have had in a while.
Max • October 1, 2015Another good entry in the Spicy Dry Pot (麻辣香锅)category. Order off the Sichuan menu.
Blanca K. • September 10, 2019Hot pot is amazing. Chicken looked weirdly uncooked, but everything else delicious.
Anand S. • August 9, 2014Get the duck and the pork, good cheap authentic Chinese food , cabbage was good too , ps get the chili oil , it is worth the 3 dollars and will last a while
Boston Phoenix • August 26, 2010Stick to things that aren't frozen, like Chinese broccoli, clams, black mushrooms, and quail eggs. Leave room for the soup at the end - it's really good.
William S. • August 4, 2013Anyone who loves beautiful modern Chinese cuisine needs to come to this restaurant!
Terence T. • April 5, 2013Came here for lunch. Can't beat the price... food was bearable. It's all about striking a balance with Chinese food - price vs. quality.
Enrico M. • March 9, 2018I like the dim sum; taro balls, pineapple pork buns, and the beef turnovers are so good. Bitter melon with black beans, Peking pork chop, & the beef with black pepper off the regular menu are good too
SiLan • December 27, 2012Two words: chicken wings! Order the spicy chicken wings (tender on the inside and crispy on the outside) and the sticky rice stuffed chicken wings. Yum! Both are always a hit at parties.
Rachel M. • May 28, 2012Best place for dim sum! Come on Sundays with a large group for an amazing brunch alternative.
Chris P. • April 23, 2010One of my favorite cheap lunch spots in Chinatown. Always an adventure :) The whole fried shrimp, whole mushrooms and vegetables with pork, and scrambled egg with tomato are guaranteed sure bets.
Ryan M. • September 22, 2010Sketchy but cheap. Use your discretion. Sweet n sour chicken was rubbery but the lo mein was pretty tasty. Altogether: 3 bucks
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