Mouthwatering Chinese in Boston

Q Restaurant

★★★★☆ 4.1 (1475) • $$$

"Fantastic first time experience at The Q. We made reservations on Opentable and arrived a few minutes early. The place was hopping but we were able to be seated within 10 minutes. We had a party of 5 and got a nice corner booth at the front of the restaurant. The service was excellent with food coming to the table within minutes and our water glasses topped off every few minutes. The food was outstanding. We had kimchi, a paradise sushi roll and beef tongue for appetizers. For entrees we had more sushi, beef noodle soup, general guas chicken, kung pao chicken, and a mala soup. Hands down the best dining experience we had in Boston."

Taiwan Café

★★★★☆ 3.6 (1348) • $$

"Family style dining on a work trip, made a reservation for 8 and they gave us the round table with the lazy Susan on it. We ordered several dishes from their big menu and honestly everything was a hit. Fan favorites included the spicy white fish with vegetables, noodles with shrimp, chicken fried rice, and chicken with eggplant. The black truffle soup dumplings in my opinion were just ok and not worth the price. All in all a great meal and at a very reasonable price point. Our whole group left stuffed and happy."

All Seasons Table

★★★★☆ 4.1 (862) • $$

"This was my first visit to All Seasons Table. I liked the space, and even though it is supposed to be modern Asian, it could have been any restaurant as there were not many inflections of Asian-inspired decor. The place feels clean and modern. The front end was nice. The menu for Columbus Day was dinner only at 1:00 in the afternoon. That sort of dinged my impression at first, but there were a lot of choices, as we were presented with four menus. We selected a shrimp tempura sushi and spicy edamame for the appetizer. The sushi was spot on, actually better than many places I've been to over the years. The spicy edamame was tasty but lacked a little bit of salt though it did have a nice spice, just right.For our dishes we had Pad Thai and I got the pineapple walnut shrimp. It was presented with the tail sticking up and looked adorable. It was a little odd that the pineapple in the center was not part of the actual sauce and was cold. It was basically the traditional shrimp and walnut dish that you would get in many restaurants just with pineapple in the center. I decided to squeeze a little bit of lime on it and be honest with you. I highly recommend that to the chef to possibly consider, it made so much difference for just one little teeny wedge of lime squeezed on top at the finish.I used the restroom which was not as stylish as the restaurant, it was straight-up utilitarian, it almost felt like you were in a restroom for a completely other type of business, just seemed out of place. All in all, I would definitely return to this establishment as the food was above average across the board."

Penang

★★★★☆ 3.5 (1172) • $$

"Friends that are locals visit this lovely restaurant in Chinatown regularly, so we met them at Penang for a wonderful dinner.They made reservations for eight of us and they had the perfectly sized round table to accommodate our large group.Thankfully, it wasn't extremely busy because we were there for quite a long time. There was no pressure to push us out the door and everyone really enjoyed their food.I had the mango shrimp which was very reminiscent of sweet and sour. It was very sweet, and I was hoping for a little bit more of a spicy kick as it was described in the menu.The chicken satay was delicious and I tasted the chow Fun-which was just like I had when I was a kid.The watermelon (non alcoholic) drink that I ordered was delicious. I specifically asked for no additional sugar and it was light and refreshing. Next time I really want to try the red bean shake!"

Dumpling House

★★★★☆ 3.8 (819) • $$

"I've had dumplings from the Dumpling House twice. Yelp reviews guided me, making me think these were the best dumplings I could get in the Boston area. Both times I was disappointed. The first time, I got take out. The second time, I came spontaneously with a large group of pals. We were seated right away. The ambiance is casual. The service is okay.This rating is mostly for the food. The dumpling dough is thick, there aren't many (if any) pleats, and the fillings weren't enticing. Sometimes there was gristle, or other chewy textures.Both times I want, I got several kinds of dumplins. Both times, many dumplings were composted because nobody else would eat them and I couldn't bring myself to eat them either, and I hate wasting food.There are better dumpling spots than this. Taiwan Cafe on Oxford Street in Boston, for example. Those dumplings are crack. The dumplings from Dumpling House are gross."

Gene's Chinese Flatbread Cafe

★★★★☆ 3.9 (491) • $

"Heard great things about this place so decided to try it for lunch. I ordered online and order was ready earlier than the original pick up time. Great if you need something quick!Hand-Pulled Noodles with Pork (half spicy) - it wasn't super spicy. The noodles were a little thick and stuck together. The pork seemed like it was boiled and just put on top instead of stir frying with the noodles. Because it had no flavor.I've heard great things about the lamb so I'd definitely try their cumin lamb next time."

Double Chin

★★★☆☆ 3.4 (632) • $$

"just look at the photos. do you see how beautifull crafted every dessert is? Double Chin is Doubly delightful.matcha creme brulee was a huge hit. our drinks were equally delicious"

Peach Farm

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (660)

"Came for dinner on a Wednesday and sat easily. We ordered scallion pancakes, veggie yee min noodles, szechuan eggplant and szechuan shrimp. While neither were szechuan, my partner enjoyed his, but I just felt bloated quickly after eating. Service was very fast."

Mu Lan

★★★★☆ 3.9 (423) • $$

"Excellent service and super fresh authentic food . No other Americans in sight which tells you something about the authenticity. Lots of food, served up fast. Love it here."

Dumpling Xuan

★★★★★ 4.6 (275) • $$

"Came here with a group of 4 and no wait time! We were seated immediately. Good: - Good value for the food, large portions and fast service times- Loved the beef rolls, they were crispy and if you like scallion pancakes, there was one wrapped around the meat - The mapo tofu was good, not too spicy either - Tons of variety on the menu- Relatively quiet interior so you can talk a lot Bad: - You have to speak Chinese to get the best service here Overall this place was authentic Chinese food and Chinese parents liked it, so I think that's a rare win!"

Gaga Seafood Restaurant

★★★★☆ 4.1 (340)

"Saw a lot of good reviews from fellow Yelpers, Gaga Seafood did not disappoint a single bit. It's an very authentic Chinese (Cantonese style) restaurant, all servers spoke Cantonese including the lady boss, and all other customers around us were Cantonese speaking too, and they all seemed to be returning customers for multiple times already, a good sign of how good this place is! The restaurant is slightly on the small size with tables pretty closed together, but there seems to be additional seating area in the next room down the hallway at the back.Lobster with Ginger and Scallion: AVery tasty! The flavor of ginger and scallion were fully absorbed by the lobster meat, we ordered two medium size lobsters for three people which was perfect, the price was very reasonable too at $45.Braised Lamb with Bean Curd: A-Please ask for bean curd sauce and dipping the lamb with it further enhanced the flavor of this dish. Wish they added mushroom to it too as it's one of the key ingredients of this classic Cantonese dish.Steamed Chicken: ASo tasty! Very tender and juicy chicken meat even the white meat.Choi Sum: A-The vegetables was fresh, stir fry with garlic at the right amount of time.If I were to live in Boston I'm sure I would go to this place every week, even coming from California with lots of good Chinese food, I would consider this place as top notch, highly recommended!"

District Kitchen

★★★★☆ 3.9 (356) • $$

"Probably the most delicious Asian restaurant that I have ever been to. Great vibe, excellent service and the food was simply amazing!!!!!"

Golden Temple

★★★☆☆ 2.9 (622) • $$

"I had food delivered from Golden Temple today. I was in a bit anxious because some of the most recent reviews have not been great. I got the fried shrimp the boneless ribs and lobster sauce along with your chicken tenders which I like to put in the lobster sauce everything was excellent. The food was well packaged, I still think the lobster sauce is the best with a nice garlic flavor the fried shrimp or the boneless happy meal"

MDM Noodles

★★★★☆ 4.2 (288) • $$

"Recently came back and so glad to be back! So hard to find dedicated free parking lot in the Brighton area, so I made sure to take photos of the small alleyway (easy to miss). So others know where to turn into the back of the building and find parking. Very friendly service as always. Ambiance is very traditional Chinese. Their menu option is somewhat limited, having dumplings, hand-pulled noodles, a few stir fry dishes, with spicy dry pot options.The price actually didn't increase that much since my last visit, considering inflation. It's definitely one of the more "affordable" place to dine out these days!Good indoor air quality. The CO2 jumped up to 1,000 ppm briefly, but quickly stabilized around 600 ppm. There were some people here for dine-in, and others for takeout. Delicious and authentic food, as always! Hope to be back again soon!"

Mulan Taiwanese Restaurant

★★★☆☆ 3.4 (420)

"Had a great meal here which fortunately I got to enjoy in a private room as the main dining room seemed to be very busy. This is probably due to the giant portion sizes and reasonable prices offered here for food that's cooked quite well. Not every dish was great, as they seem to do best in banquet style dishes, particularly of Taiwanese style but for the more generic options that you'd generally order from an Americanized Chinese restaurant, these were only okay.In particular there were some items that really stood out for me. The Smoked duck taiwanese style is a must try item, full of flavor from the tea leaves and super tender. The salted crispy chicken is not excessively salty but full of flavor and very crispy. The pork chop with sweet and sour sauce is nice and just a bit fatty, particularly around the bone and has a good balance to it. The braised pork shin in brown sauce is huge and had nice tender meat, but the skin is just unbelievably soft and flavorful. Mu Lan FIsh is a bit spicy, but really more fragrant and the fish fillets are nice and tender within the spicy sauce.In general, if you stick with the recommendations you'll have quite a good meal, but generic fried rice or lo mein type options are only okay. A few of the more traditional options like scallion pancakes, eggplant with basil, and shredded pork with baby bamboo were a bit underwhelming for me -- not bad, but I've had better versions in the area.Overall, great choice if you're looking for banquet style chinese food and a good choice if you're looking to enjoy Taiwanese food. Pretty much everything you try here is between good and great in terms of flavor and texture."

Lotus Xpress

★★★★☆ 4 (297) • $

"I door dashed. Came hot and fresh and on time. The chicken teriyaki was excellent. Not too saucy great size pieces. Ordered white rice. Small container. Ordered 2 portions of Tuna maki. It was fresh, nicely presented and very tasty. Also had miso soup large size. Very tasty. Nice cubes of tofu and seaweed. If I lived here i'd. order again."

Shoyu Chinese & Japanese cuisine

★★★★☆ 4.3 (248) • $$

"I enjoyed our meal here with our friends. You can have a choice of Thai, Chinese or Japanese. There almost was too much on the menu. I opted for the Japanese - and ordered a Lobster roll (without the spicy mayo), seaweed salad and miso soup. Some other items on the table were sushi sashimi mix; fried rice and a chicken wonton soup. I was happy to say that the service was very good and they were very prompt with their food service. They stopped by a few times to make sure everything was good and it was."

Dumpling Palace

★★★☆☆ 2.9 (542)

"The menu items here seem to be quite hit-or-miss. The good dishes can be really delicious but if you pick the wrong dish then you are in for a bad time. I recommend their regular dumplings over their xiaolongbao.5 of us split their Szechuan-style fish, squid, and shrimp ($22.95), Taiwan-style pan fried tofu ($15.95), Singapore rice noodle ($14.95), 2 orders of their xiaolongbao/mini juicy buns with pork ($10.95), and 1 order of their pork and leek dumplings ($10.95).The Szechuan-style fish, squid, and shrimp had a decent portion of seafood that we could split between all of us. The broth was extremely salty and was much better with rice. This dish had everything I expected and nothing more-- I wasn't super blown away by the dish but thought that it was fairly decent for the price you pay.The Taiwan-style pan fried tofu was my favorite dish. The tofu was previously fried but was coated in a savory sauce so the exterior was not crispy-- the entire piece of tofu was quite soft. However, the skin on the tofu still had a nice bubbly texture that clung onto the sauce very well. The tofu itself was also very tender. I'd recommend this dish to anyone who likes tofu!The Singapore rice noodles were okay. They could have been spicier and I wouldn't have minded if they had an even stronger curry flavor. The portion is good for the amount you pay though.Like I said above, their pork and leek dumplings were significantly better than the mini juicy buns with pork. I do not recommend the mini juicy buns with pork at all. There was something off to them. They were bursting with soup as I would expect of a normal xiaolongbao, but the soup just didn't taste good, and the pork filling didn't have good flavor either.This spot isn't bad, but it also isn't mind-blowingly good. They're open late though, so if you are craving Chinese food at 1am, don't forget about this spot!"

Qing Dao Garden

★★★★☆ 3.7 (324) • $$

"I know ... 5 stars for a barebones/takeout Chinese restaurant? Seriously? YES - seriously. First of all, Chinese cuisine is incredibly varied. Szechuan, Hunan, Hakka, Hong Kong, and many others. I'm partial to northern Chinese, and the numerous Hong Kong-style joints may be popular, but they're just too mild for me. I need BOLD SPICING, and after trying many of the joints around town, I had all but given up. And then I found Qing Dao, which was like finding heaven.We ordered just 3 dishes: Chicken with Cabbage Dumplings, Mu Shi Chicken, and Eggplant Peking Style. Life changing: the eggplant. OMG. Bold spicing, not hot, but super-flavorful. I. Need. More. The dumplings were good, and the mu shu was very tasty. (One person in our party had a serious need for mu shu).Service: it was crazy-cold outside, and we asked for them to turn up the heat - which they did and it became toasty-warm in minutes. Service was A+! I don't give 5-stars easily. but this place truly deserved every one of them. I know we'll be back for more. Next time we'll order only from the "Northern Style" menu."

New Golden Gate

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (368)

"It's been a while since I've been to Chinatown for dinner. My mom wanted to go to New Golden Gate and I was down with that. This place is always packed, and fortunately, when we came in, we were able to get a seat right away. I let my mom decide what we would have for dinner and she had sensational choices. We started with some crispy baked squab. If you never had squab, it tastes similar to duck. This squab was not gamey and it was rich and very meaty. The skin was so crispy, which was my favorite part. I love eating seafood, and mom ordered the clams in black bean sauce, which was delicious. The clams were fresh and meaty, and the dish was super saucy. My favorite childhood thing to do is to have a bowl of rice with sauce all over it. I enjoyed very much the clams and my bowl of rice with the black bean sauce. And just to be virtuous, we got a plate of sautéed pea shoots. The dish came out pipping out and I nearly burned my tongue. There was a mountain of pea shoots (at $16 a dish, I better get a lot ) on that dish and I loved how much wok-hei it had. Also, it's my favorite veggie to order at most Chinese restaurants.I am a fan of this place and can't wait to go back."

Jade Garden

★★★★☆ 3.5 (317)

"I'll share something... my family is getting tired of me taking pictures of food LOL and the stares and looks I receive in restaurants when trying to capture a dish is (at times) downright hostile. All that to say I don't have any photos for my food :( We ordered the beef broccoli with shrimp fried rice... OMG!!!! SO DAYUM GOOD! then we got the orange chicken for the kids, meh not so much I'm not sure why the chicken in these sort of dishes are so dry and it's more batter than the actual meat. We went on Monday evening 7.8.24 - hold up let me be honest, we came down to Chinatown for a Boba and when I drove up we noticed how often people were coming out of this restaurant with take-out, so we decided to pick something up as well #wheninrome lol Anyhoo classic old school Chinese restaurant you walk in and see all of the fish tanks (that look like they've been there since I was a kid) with crabs, lobster etc. the tables are round and you see a LOT of clientele here who look like they could cook this authentic meal at home but choose to come out. Always a good sign. Our food came up quickly so don't go far if you order and need to run elsewhere. BTW the Chinatown in Boston isn't what it used to be (or what I remember as a child) but I am so glad this place has remained. If you are looking for a delicious place to go I would suggest here. Parking is across the street.Respectfully Reviewed."

Changsho

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (335) • $$

"As fast as Quicksilver!I wanted rice for our takeout dinner at home, so I placed an order online, biked there, and voila, our rice was ready!Super pleased with their service, and looks beautiful inside. Hope to dine there soon!"

Chili Square

★★★★☆ 4 (224)

"Chili Square has yummy hand pulled noodles!! My favorites to get include: Lanzhou Beef brisket noodle soup, Chongqing chicken with chili peppers (10/10 recommend), and the cumin lamb biang biang noodle. The Chongqing chicken is AMAZING! Perfect amount of spice (it is kind of spicy if you don't normally eat spicy) and the chicken is juicy. The cumin lamb biang biang noodles are my go-to when I don't want noodle soup. Everything about it, from the lamb to the hand pulled noodles... SO GOOD!Chili Square is cash only though so be prepared with cash! There is a Bank of America ATM located across the street. & I believe if you order for take out via Ubereats, etc, you can use ApplePay or card to pay."

Silk Road Uyghur Cuisine

★★★★☆ 4 (223) • $$

"I've been meaning to go to Silk Road Uyghur Cuisine for quite some time, given it's in my neighborhood! It's a pretty small spot, with just a few tables, so I think most people do takeout. To see the menu, there's a barcode on the table, and then you order with your phone. At the end of your meal, you pay at the front counter.In terms of food, we ordered the Meat Naan and Dry Fried Noodle. The Meat Naan was quite heavy, but absolutely delicious. I'd recommend splitting it, but even then, you'll probably have leftovers. The Dried Fried Noodle was the star of the show. It had a spicy sauce that was addicting! I just wish there was a bit more meat in the dish. I hope to come back again soon!"

Jin's Fine Asian Cuisine & Sushi Bar

★★★★☆ 4 (211) • $$

"Super fresh and melts in your mouth! Look at all that fish roe on my sushi! Presentation : 8/10 Super stylish with the black plates and flower!I love the way everything laid out and the sushi is topped off beautifully. Wasabi is shaped like poop though heheTaste: 8/10 Creamy avocado and fresh fish in the salmon avocado roll! I love the torched salmon too but a little too well done for me. I love how generous they are with the fish roe on top! Overall, I give it a 8/10. It is pricy but for a fine Asian cuisine I think it lives up to the name!"

Chinatown Cafe

★★★★☆ 3.8 (229) • $$

"This place is where you go if you want large portions at a very reasonable price. We ordered a combo meal, and it literally was packed to the top, and they needed a rubber band to keep the lid shut. The container had to be at least 5 lbs of food. They do only take cash, so be prepared. Our combo dish included bbq pork, roast duck, and soy sauce chicken that came with some steamed veggies and rice. This one dish was enough to feed at least 2 people."

Wen's Yunnan Noodle & Ramen

★★★☆☆ 3.2 (295) • $$

"I can't speak for their ramen, but if you're going to dine at a Yunnan Noodle place, you have to try their Yunnan-style noodle soups!! I was bedridden with COVID, and the only thing I wanted was chicken noodle soup. I could not have been more ecstatic that Wen's was still open at 9pm on a Sunday. I ordered on an app and less than 30 min later, was slurping down their Chicken Yunnan Rice Noodle Soup! The rice noodles were supple and slippery. The bowl was packed with thinly sliced chicken, scallions, marinated shiitake mushrooms, and salted bamboo. I opted for extra bean curd skin as my add-on. My favorite part though had to be the broth. It was soo rich and flavorful. I was surprised that the broth continued to be piping hot despite the travel time from restaurant to apartment. For someone who was heavily congested, that broth tasted like liquid gold. I can only imagine how it might taste when I'm not sick. Thanks so much, Wen's, for soothing my soul and helping me perk up if only for just a meal."

Bess's Cafe

★★★★☆ 4.2 (170) • $$

"Bess's Cafe is a hidden gem. The Jiang-Nan style noodles and small plates all give me extreme nostalgia with every dish giving off a homemade/homecooked authentic taste. Ugh, it was all divine.To start The Boy and I got the Cucumber Salad and Pork & Chive Dumplings. Loved the cucumber salad - seasoned perfectly, not missing a single flavor. The Dumplings are steamed and for $6 you get about 8 sizable dumplings (not stringy small ones that some restaurants give).I got the Spicy Beef Noodle Soup for my entree. It definitely was not spicy but I still enjoyed the sweet, savory broth - yes their beef noodle soup broth leans toward the sweet side. The soft-boiled egg was perfect and I felt it came with plenty of beef slices. I had no problem with the $12 price point of this bowl.The Boy ordered the Crispy Chicken Scallion Pancake Wrap for his main and he absolutely loved it. The pancake was crisped to perfection and the chicken equally crispy! He ate this in a jiffy.At the end of the day it was ~$32 for the two of us which I would happily pay again."

Seoul Jangteo

★★★★☆ 3.8 (191) • $$

"Seoul Jangteo is the perfect Korean comfort food spot in Allston. Allston is like Boston's little Koreatown!My go to's to get from here are: seafood jjambong noodle soup, tofu stew, and tangsuyuk (fried pork with sweet and sour sauce). The jjajangmyeon is also pretty good from here. Last night, we ordered the seafood scallion pancake, a small spicy tangsuyook, seafood jampong (D7) with extra veggies & seafood, & stone pot pork with rice. Very generous portions, in my opinion. The prices may look a bit steep but it's because most of the dishes are meant to be shared family style. Seafood kimchi pancake was alright, it wasn't crispy and kind of mushy... probably wouldn't get that again from here. The tangsuyook was good! They definitely do make one of the crispiest tangsuyooks around. The stone pot pork was yummy and the jampong was amazing as always. Lots of shrimp, calamari, & noodles. I can never finish this dish because the portion size is huge haha. Service depends on the day... some days they are super attentive and get your in order within a few minutes of sitting down or you may have to wave for them to come take your order. Food tends to come out within a reasonable time though. One of my favorite spots in Allston to go to for Korean comfort food. I wish they were open for late nights or even until 11pm."

Mumbai Spice

★★★☆☆ 3.2 (254)

"Vague memory from eating there years ago - I thought the food was well-made, with really pointed flavors that worked well together, and good heat on the dishes. A more recent visit, had the Hakka stir-fry noodle which was less successful; the noodles were both too salty and too sweet ... it tasted like typical lo mein at local Chinese restaurant.Then the chicken tikka masala was more decent ... nice bits of chicken ensconced in a creamy tomato sauce. I would have liked more complexity of flavors in the dish but it was solid. Great accompanying chutneys including a mint ... the lunch special comes with some plain Naan which is hot and chewy."

Lotus Blossom

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (228)

"Food was fresh - that's the #1 thing you can ask for with sushi. Portion size on the avocado salad was on the smaller side. They didn't add cream cheese to one of the rolls, though it was requested. I think they just forgot to look at the special instructions. They also forgot chopsticks, but remember fortune cookies. Would order again to give them another try."

Feng Shui Restaurant & Lounge

★★★★☆ 3.6 (187) • $$

"We went to their Burlington location on a Saturday for their weekend buffet. It was $26.95 per person (adults), ages 5-10 are $14.95. Under 5 is free. The building is very modern looking inside out, and is very clean and comfortable. There is ample parking (free) next to the building. There are traditional tables, seats at the bar, and elevated seating tables. They open at 11:30am on Saturdays and we arrived 15 minutes prior and there was already a line! 90% of the people in line are asian, so this place must be good!There is one small room where they keep all of their buffet offerings. There is a large center island housing all of their hot foods, including steamed options like shumais and other dumpling/dimsum varieties and things like fried rice. Towards the right wall is their desert offerings, featuring some fruit and even chicken feet. On the left wall is their sushi stuff. All are included in the buffet. Your price of admission includes a soup, for which the waiter will ask if you want hot and sour, wonton or miso soup. The soup was mid. Service is really good. The staff are friendly and come around to pick up dirty plates as needed. I saw some helping tables take pictures. When its time to pay, they bring the credit card machine to you and our waitress looked away when it was time for me to select the tip. The sushi was okay and respectable. I don't eat it, but the family ate it and said it was ok. I skipped the fruit. The hot bar is where its at. There is really good options there when I went. The coconut shrimp was by far the best! Its exactly like walnut shrimp from chinese restaurants. There was general or orange chicken which was decent. Others include stir fried string beans, Beef and veggies, crab, salt and pepper frog legs, mussels, pan fried raviolis, sesame balls, spring rolls, cocktail shrimp, edamame, grapes, oranges, mini cakes and more. The food was fresh (obviously since we just got there) and the staff did their best to replenish their food. There is a CONSTANT line, due to the small buffet room but very large dining room. Lots of people came out with 2 plates of food per person as the wait is very long and the food looks so delicious. Most of the food was pretty good and I would say is better than most other asian buffets I've had. I would recommend Feng Shui for GOOD asian buffet food. I would put it in a similar tier as Minado (costs more, but way more food offerings) and Spring Shabu (cost less, hot pot buffet). Pricing for the offerings here at Feng Shui was very reasonable. It would be great if they had a larger buffet room or separated out their offers into different parts of the restaurant. The line gets intimidating fast. Unfortunately for our family of 4, we barely ate half of our money's worth. Go with an empty stomach!"

Food Wall Chinese Restaurant

★★★★☆ 3.5 (189) • $

"I had actually been avoiding this place for a while because I was skeptical as a vegetarian, but it is right down the street from me, so I decided to give it a shot when my husband ordered food (which he has enjoyed several times). - The Sesame tofu was pretty good (the breading isn't too thick)- Chow fun noodles just tasted like pepper to me- Sautéed green beans with garlic were good - Eggplant dish was also good Note, the cold sesame noodles have fish sauce, so I couldn't try them."

Fusion Taste Arlington

★★★☆☆ 3.2 (220) • $$

"We had really good takeout from here today. I had the Szechuan bean curd lunch (soft tofu in a sauce that's flavorful and not too spicy), and my colleagues had the sesame chicken lunch. Came with rice. One colleague got pork fried rice with his. They even threw in a crab rangoon app on the house."

Billy Tse Restaurant

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (206) • $$

"We ordered the pu-pu platter take out. It was not amazing and overpriced. This restaurant is in a high rent neighborhood. The chicken wings were large and meaty. Reportedly good. The crab Rangoon's were crisp fresh and hot. The bbq pork pieces were plentiful however over cooked. The egg rolls which are my favorite part of this menu item were soggy due to being packed w the rest of the items. We have had at other places and they are put into small wax paper bags and it seems to be a less soggy experience from the steam heat of the other pu pu platter items packed in the carton. . Egg rolls had many pieces of cabbage that were cut too long and come out of the roll on biting, making a mess. A bit flavorless. Too much dough on the small pieces of chicken finger for me. Peking ravioli were small not the size expected. The fortune cookies were the bland ones w same fortunes in each cookie. Not worth the calories. Billy Tse'se has been around a while. Not use to this shift in less than a 3 star. Overall, flavorless food."