We held a rehearsal dinner there last Friday evening . Everything was wonderful . The food was excellent. The service was exceptional. The waitstaff were efficient and gracious . The manager helped my friend with food selections and amounts to order. They made a special celebration very memorable. We definitely will return here to dine again! read more

Fairly authentic food, but also caters to dietary restrictions. We've eaten here several times. Sometimes busy, but still usually attentive service. read more

Excellent lunch specials! Beautiful decor on the inside. We happened upon it and we're glad we did.

This restaurant just opened in Lexington center. It is a pleasant addition to the center dining scene. The restaurant decor is more refined than your average Chinese restaurant, with table clothes, and fresh flowers on the table. The menu is not very extensive, and has it all the basics. Nothing too challenging here - but all the dishes we had were excellent. The food was slightly upscaled from the usual. For example, the Beijing ravioli (like Peking Ravioli, but more modern?) were in a slightly updated shape, and not so doughy as they can sometimes be - very good! The Minced Chicken in Lettuce came pre-placed on neatly cut circles of lettuce, rather than the traditional make-your-own package. While it had the more unusual addition of peas and corn, it was very tasty. The other dishes we tried were quite good as well - the Beijing Pan-Seared Noodles (like 2-sided Yellow Noodles, but with finer noodles) and the Yu Shiang Eggplant. All this elegance came at fairly normal prices for Chinese restaurants in the area. Enjoy! read more

Not a great meal. The shrimp was greasy and we expected spicy, which it was not. The accompanying sauce was just mayo with a little Chinese mustard in it. Yuck. The steamed dumplings were very good, and the eggplant in garlic sauce was tasty. The house fried rice was bland and not filled with very much shrimp, chicken, pork. I think that Bamboo in Bedford is far superior to this restaurant. And, the canned pineapple served with the check tasted tinny. read more

I went with a friend for a nice dinner. We received terrible service. I found a hair in my food, the waiter and manager insisted it couldn't be a hair, although hair is an obvious size and shape, and they said it must be "hair from the vegetables". Even if it wasn't a human hair, a vegetable hair should be properly removed when cleaning the vegetables. The manager didn't even take the food off our bill, and we did not continue to eat it. read more

I have to say that this restaurant has the worst customer service. The waiter brought us water without saying hello and left. We waited for 10 minutes as he walked by us several times without looking at us. We couldn't get his attention so we left. I would never come back or recommend this place to anyone. I did take out before and the food was okay, nothing to go crazy for. read more

Food was very bland. Hot and sour soup had no sourness to it. We ordered about 5 dishes and none we liked. One pair of chopsticks was dirty so we had to ask for another one. At the end of the meal we all looked forward to the fortune cookies because how can one go wrong with fortune cookies, right? Nope. The fortune cookies were stale and tasted old. We will never go back to this restaurant. read more

Went on a Saturday and surprised that they serve lunch specials on Saturdays. Ordered double cooked pork and family style tofu lunch specials and both were delicious. Service was friendly and the decor is the nicest I've seen for a Chinese restaurant. Will definitely return to try other dishes. read more

Decor is nice, and service was good, but I'm afraid the food quality has gone downhill. Not worth the price in my opinion.

We have been here a couple times and will definitely be back. The atmosphere is pleasant; they provide linen table cloths and napkins. The food is outstanding. The last time we visited we had the eggplant, which was fantastic; and General Gao's Chicken, which was also very good. We like our food mild and they accommodated that. You can tell them how spicy you want it and they will make it accordingly. The price is also excellent; most dishes are between $10 and $13. When we sat inside they kept the water full and were attentive. When we sat outside, things were not so attentive. Overall, a great addition to the Lexington restaurant collection. read more

The food was great and the service kind. We ate here with our four year old - who makes a great mess- and got nothing but smiles. We had Peking ravioli, salt n pepper calamari, vegetarian delight, beef n mixed veggies, and neptune's fried rice. All were great. The snp calamari reminded us of a place we go in china town. Light! Fluffy batter! Tasty! read more

Great new Chinese restaurant in a location formerly occupied by Khushboo (Indian) in Lexington center. The decor has been upgraded and it is definitely a step above all other local options for Chinese food in terms of ambiance and food quality. Have only been there once and tried the dumplings, eggplant with black bean sauce and mapo tofu which were all excellent. Will definitely be going back. read more

omg it was sooooo good！！！！Definitely will come again！ The best Chinese food ever in town！

This is Chinese food one would find in a food court in a mall. It is overly sweet, overly fried and starchy and uninspired. Having traveled and lived extensively throughout Asia, I would venture to say that many of the dishes either do not exist in China, or are totally Americanized versions to the point of absolute fabrication. Example: our "spicy Crispy Shrimp" was a plate of 6 butterflied, deep fried shrimp with a small pot of squeezed-out mayonnaise for dipping. Excuse me? Seriously? The "Shrimp stuffed Tofu" was overly oily, with a very bland sauce. Understanding full well this is a Beijing-style cuisine with a very different profile from, say Szechuan cooking, still no taste of fresh ginger, no taste of any layering of spices, garlic or flavors other than starch and oil? If your idea of Chinese food is fried rice, beef with broccoli and General Gao's Chicken, you may enjoy it. If you're looking for a fresh and authentic experience, move along. read more

I'm generally not a big fan of most suburban Chinese restaurants, but heard about this place and tried with a friend. We had hot and sour soup which was very good and then shared two dishes, the shrimp stuffed eggplant in black bean sauce and the Kung Pao Chicken. The eggplant dish was incredibly fresh and flavorful while, I have to say, the Kung Pao chicken was the best I've ever had. You just have to try it to see what I mean. Heading back tomorrow night with two friends to see if we can try some new dishes but it's going to be hard not to order these two dishes!! read more

The most delicious Chinese food I have ever eaten! Very pretty space. Very good service too. Highly recommend. Loved the vegetables with vermicelli and scallion pancakes. read more

Best Chinese food in the area! My husband and I have been to Beijing Chinese twice now and have been consistently impressed both times. The service is very attentive and the staff seem to take pride in the food. Highlights are: Yu Shiang Eggplant (not simply eggplant - also has pea pods and squash), Kung Pao Chicken (with peanuts! yum!), Beijing Dumplings with pork, chives and shrimp. All the food is fresh and flavors are very interesting. read more

Shockingly awful. How could such a bad Chinese restaurant compete in Lexington? The staff didn't notice our online order, so it wasn't ready when we arrived for pickup. We chose to wait, and instead of making even a slight gesture to show they valued our business, the cashier made further excuses when we came back to pick it up. At least now we get Chinese food, we thought. The hot and sour soup was inedible. The egg foo yung had no gravy. We can't tell if they forgot it while rushing to get our order out, or if that's the way they serve it. Everything else was just meh, and we are easy to please when it comes to Chinese food! I can't imagine circumstances under which we would go back. read more

best chinese food around great crispy whole fish great spicy green beans clean and pleasant staff read more

This Restaurant is newly opened but the staff was excellent, friendly and knew how to describe the dishes. The atmosphere is bright and upscale with a very nice bar and a great drink menu. Ginger Bellini got my attention, some interesting Martini's and a full wine list. We were curious and tried Pork Pot Roast Muffin which was an Asian style pulled pork that would make an excellent lunch to go! We enjoyed it as an appetizer, and look forward to trying the entrée version and the beef version! It was exceptional. We also had a spicy chicken Yu Shiang Style and the House Fried Rice. Wow this chicken was as good as it gets! Tender chicken Crisp and crunchy vegetables with a sauce that was spicy but not overpowering and had an authentically rich flavor beyond just "hot". It was the best I've had in years and certainly the best in the area! Looking forward to returning to try the the seafood options and the Pan Fried Noodles. I will have to eat my way through this menu. It is great to have superior Chinese/Asian food in an attractive setting with friendly and attentive staff. read more

Very different with the restaurants in China town, it's a quite a neat and nice Restaurant newly opened. Clean carpet, bright ceiling and friendly service. Food is good and lunch special has good amount of food and quality. Would definitely come back and for dinner as well. read more

Recently dined there with a party of six. The newly opened and renovated restaurant in Lexington Center has very clean cosmopolitan upscale feel to it. The staff was friendly and accommodating with a professional crew of chefs from China working the kitchen, The dishes are a little more authentic than your typical Chinese restaurant which was a refreshing change. The Kung Pao Chicken, Beijing Pan Fried Noodles, and Scallion Pancakes were all excellent. We will be back. read more

Great food. Always consistent and friendly staff. Highly recommend this restaurant.

The restaurant is located on a second floor and the decor is nice. The food however is incredibly bland and the service slow and inattentive. I ordered a dish extra spicy and it barely tasted like much. My wife's tofu dish was a messy, soppy disaster. They seem to have more people hosting than actual servers. Took us about 20 minutes to get our server's attention to have our water glasses refilled. Very disappointing. read more

Great food, nice ambience, good service, fair prices. Their scallion pancakes and fish in hot chili oil are two of my all time favorite dishes. Defiantly recommend! read more

I thought the food was very average and on the bland side. Service was good. There are better choices in Lexington for Chinese food if you are willing to get takeout. read more

Beautiful restaurant with exceptional food. Wonderful dining experience, casual dress, in the heart of Lexington. We'll be back.

The service was really bad. The restaurant was half full but it still wasn't as busy as it could be. However, we had to wait for quite a long time to get noticed. When a waiter finally noticed us, we just ordered drinks because after examining the menu, we didn't find anything that we felt like eating at the moment. He immediately told us that in this case, we had to move to the bar. He said that they were busy and thus they couldn't let us occupy the table. There were to perfectly empty tables right next to us and no line at the entrance. This all wasn't said in a nice way. It was literally: "You can't seat at the table then. You have to move to the bar." The whole scene was super awkward and I certainly won't be back. read more

this food is over the top for this area great prices, great wait staff, great owners and manager, awesom food not your normal chines many asians eat here whats that tell you awesomeness..... look foward to eating here many times read more

My wife and I had dimsum dishes there today- the first time to the restaurant. Service? What service? The restaurant hostess came out from the back. Instead of greeting us, she started talking to a waiter at the cashier for a minute and then she coldly turned to us. What is a restaurant hostess? From the web- "As a host or hostess you'll be responsible for many things. You'll need to cheerfully greet guests, take them to their table and provide them with silverware and a menu." She also didn't bother to look at us and thank us when we left the restaurant. The waiter? One of the worst. I ordered several dimsum dishes. He didn't bother to confirm each dish when I ordered and so I wasn't sure he got it. He also didn't bother to say what dishes they were when he placed them on our tables. The dimsum dishes? What dimsum dishes? Lousy food. We didn't know where they got the chefs. I was not going to leave any tips. My wife suggested me to leave some. The restaurant was on the 2nd floor. I was more worried that we couldn't make it to the 1st floor entrance without being stopped. The restaurant décor was nice but the experience in this restaurant somewhat ruined my day. There are good service & good food restaurants, good service & bad food restaurants, bad service & good food restaurants, and bad service & bad food restaurants. The 2nd and the 3rd ones can be tolerated. BCD you know which one you are. Do something about it to make yourself worthy to be in the historical town of Lexington. read more

Went there by my friend's recommendation. We ordered three random dishes and they were all great. Not over salty or greasy as many Chinese restaurants were. The restaurant was clean and comforting. Price was quite reasonable too. Will come here again. read more

My son and I just had a delicious lunch. The decor is very nice. The hot and sour soup was really hot. The veggies in my spicy pork and tofu dish were super fresh. My son had noodles with Beijing sauce which seems to be some sort of salty bean paste. Delicious! Wonderful addition to Lexington dining choices. read more

Like it very much, they have authentic Chinese food. If you want American Chinese food, they got it, too. Food was served well. The environment is very nice and clean. Staff is very friendly. It seems a middle-upscale Chinese restaurant. Price is fair. read more

I will have to look back at my reviews and see if I've ever given a restaurant 5 stars. This new restaurant (I think it's been open 6 months) was fantastic. I went on New Year's Eve per our typical Chinese food meal for the new year. This was so different from the usual greasy fare. There were 6 of us, we all ordered a soup and the spring rolls (great!) and we ordered family style entrees. We ordered 6 plates, a pork, shrimp, noodle, rice, chicken and beef dish. The best, which I wasn't planning on loving, was the Shredded Pork Sauteed with Spicy Tofu. The Beijing Pan-Seared Noodles were not what we expected, they weren't the soft, usual noodles, but crispy and really good. The only thing that I thought was "just okay" was the fried rice. It was good, but it was just okay where everything else was so good. This was such a pleasant surprise from the other Chinese food places in the area, it's not your typical pu pu platter fare, it's so much better. read more

Six of us in the family went to Beijing for a New Years eve dinner. We were all so pleased with the meals we ordered. We ordered rice and 6 different dishes to share-some spicy and some not. We all got soup-either the won ton or the hot and sour soup.They were all wonderful. They came out piping hot. Everything was the best any of us had ever tasted. Nothing disappointed us. Oh, we also got 2 orders of spring rolls that were hot, crispy and not greasy as we've had in other restaurants. My son and daughter-in-law are "foodies"-they love to cook and have discerning tastes and they were very pleased with all the dishes as well. I did take some leftovers home and my husband and I ate them the next day. What surprised me is that they were just as good and not greasy. Most times when we open the leftover containers we see the foods sitting in a pool of hardened grease but NOT with Beijing. Everything came out of the containers freely and there was no hardened grease around it. And I have to say that the foods were not salty as experienced in other restaurants. Another positive is the price-very fairly priced. Wait staff was very efficient and pleasant and even though they were busy they managed to get all our foods out hot and with a smile. Would definitely go there again. read more