Dot Cafe

I love their friendly prices! For $10 I can get a full breakfast platter: pancakes, meat, eggs and a drinks! My favorite is the green iced latte!And I can see they have a wide variety of flavors of syrups!

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Dorchester. Their chicken Teriyaki is so good. I couldn't stop eating it even tho I was full. The chicken is spicy and the rice comes with it, it was perfect. The Vietnamese coffee hit different here. They are very busy so you need to call and order ahead. Definitely recommend!!

Overdue review. Summary: AMAZING HIDDEN GEMI've been here countless times and always get the udon soup. Their udon soup is made the way that my family makes it, and I have not found another Vietnamese restaurant that makes the soup this style (clear pork broth with peppered meatballs, shrimp, imitation crab, Vietnamese ham). The soup also comes with fried shallots and FRESH chili oil... the details! Whenever I eat at Dot Cafe, I can taste the love that was put into the food. Makes me feel like my mother cooked for me. Today I also tried the rice soup. As expected, it did not disappoint. The consistency was on point and they also added a bit of preserved egg (overachiever). Besides the delicious food that makes you feel as if a loved one gave you a warm hug, the prices are unbelievably affordable. My two dishes costed less than $14. Dot Cafe really knows how to feed their community with delicious and accessible food. Also the restaurant is a mom-and-pop place. You know that you are supporting a small family owned business, which is always great. I am definitely a regular here and will be coming back for more.

I have say this place is the boom! The Thai milk tasted like the real thing,when you go to Thai restaurant,Top of that the teriyaki chicken,is too dead for.I came back again trying the green tea latte,it's good taste settling more milk then creamy.if your going for more a cream taste go for the tea Thai tea.

I started coming here after a new job opportunity nearby. The food is good and greasy! Nothing special about the establishment, no gourmet cuisines here, just legit delicious, greasy food for the soul. I ordered the bacon, egg and cheese on a cinnamon raisin bagel and it filled me up. The bacon was cooked perfectly and the eggs were fluffy. Next time I will ask them to make my bagel a little crispier. Their menu is has many options for breakfast and lunch that should satisfy various audiences. There is a seat in area but the facility is not huge for large crowds. Call and order ahead of time during lunch hours because you will be waiting!

If you're looking for classic greasy breakfast food, this is the place for you. I got a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich on a bagel. The eggs were great, I might ask for the bacon to be cooked a little more well-done next time but I'm also a weirdo and like mine burnt. The bagel could be toasted a little crispier, but as is it was doughy and delicious. I also got a vanilla iced coffee. They go pretty heavy on the cream and sweetener which I'm a fan of, but you may want to ask them to go lighter on it if you prefer your coffee a little less dessert-y. It's clear that it's a pretty popular place for locals, most of the people there seemed to be regulars. I took my stuff to go, which seems to be the default although there is seating if you'd like to eat there. I'll definitely be coming back in the future.

The teas are very good but also very sweet. The place itself is very convenient. The prices are super affordable. It's also extremely near the red line so its good for commuters. The people behind the counter are also very nice. The place is humble and well kept.

I love this spot!! Such an underwhelming location with truly some of the best Viet food in Boston.I've been sleeping on this spot for so long, but my sister has been telling me about Dot Cafe and I finally made some time. This spot offers affordable and quick Vietnamese food and American breakfast.I actually only came for the Bánh Bột Chiên, Vietnamese fried rice flour cakes, but then I saw that they had Mì Quảng (it's new!!). It's a noodle dish from Central Vietnam that uses wide flat tumeric noodles, and the broth is a mix of pork and shrimp flavors. It was a little sweet, rich in flavor, and the pork was soooo tender.Not any, if very little places make this dish. My Sister's Crawfish used to make the best dry version of these noodles, but they sort of rebranded + relocated and don't have it anymore SO if you want some Mì Quảng, go to Dot Cafe!!!!

I haven't been back to this cafe in so long. Their Thai Milk Tea and food is always so good and I got the bagel this morning but when I opened it there was barely any cream cheese in it. Good thing I have some at home but this was a little sad to bite into. If I do return I might just order the other items

Best chicken teriyaki I ever had! Food was delivered still piping hot and flavorful. The Vietnamese iced coffee was also excellent. Prices are reasonable. My first time but not my last!