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    BOS Sichuan Taste

    4.0 (34 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:30 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    sezchuan dandan noodle

    "sezchuan dandan noodles" what can I say that you can't see? I spent $50 on the worst Chinese food I've ever had- and Szechuan is my favorite... the Dan Dan was missing all the other ingredients that weren't meat and noodles (and those were terrible). The Kung Pao Chicken didn't taste like chicken and definitely was frozen. Chewy and barely edible. I decided I would rather go hungry so I threw it out and it's cereal for me tonight

    虎皮青椒 / Sauteed Whole Spicy Green Pepper
    Justin S.

    For a weekend dinner, I decided to get Sichuan food with a friend as BOS SIchuan Taste. The establishment was half full, so I received a table immediately. My friend and I ordered to share the 小椒牛肉絲 / Pepper Beef ($22.99), 虎皮青椒 / Sauteed Whole Spicy Green Pepper ($16.99), and 冒菜 / Instant Boiled Spicy Hot Pot ($24.99). The Pepper Beef arrived first, after 5 minutes. While tender, I wish it came out hotter. Considering how fast it arrived, it may have been another table's or a cancelled order redirected. The Sauteed Whole Spicy Green Pepper arrived 5 minutes after the Pepper Beef. It was piping hot, well-seasoned (salty with a touch of vinegar) and a decent blistering. The last item, the Instant Boiled Spicy Hot Pot, took another 20 minutes to arrive after the Sauteed Whole Spicy Green Pepper. This dish, essentially a spicy stew with misc. vegetables and meats, arrived less hot than desired. My bowl of rice had already cooled down. I suspect that the dish had sat in the kitchen for a while while the one overtaxed waitress had to do everything from plating to cleaning to ringing up tables. Overall, the food tasted ok, but seemed overpriced given the portion sizes. That, along with the inconsistent times for dishes to plate, make Bos Sichuan Taste not worth dealing with, especially since 一麻一辣 / Mala Restaurant is one block away.

    Ribs lomein  soup dumplings
    Alan C.

    we tried this restaurant for the first time recently. We were so happy with the service and the food we got the sweet duck, which was delicious the shrimp, lo mein soup, dumplings, other dumplings and ribs. The service was fantastic and they even told us they thought we might be ordering too much food so we deleted a few things, and then we paid the bill. They had not given us the credit for the deleted items and chase us down to give us $18 that would've been paying for food. The sweet duck was delicious and a half portion was more than enough. The shrimp lomein and the soup dumplings were very tasty. And the other dumplings I just forget what they were were delicious as well so happy to have tried this place and will be coming back.

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    Albert M.

    Amazing! I have been eating Sichuan food all my life and all over the world. This place is special. The owner is this nice young man from Changdu, very enthusiastic about the food. He even gave up some free samples of what he ate with the chefs for dinner. What a guy. So I ordered from the menu in Chineses, I will describe the dishes best I can. The first dish is spicy cold glass noodles (涼粉)it is my wife's all time favorite. They make it here with a touch of vinegar, peppercorn, and pickled red chili, she absolutely loved it. The second dish was salt and pepper squid, very nice light batter, also very well done. Then the sautéed cabbage in pork fat, a currently trendy dish. My wife was blown away and cannot stop eating it. Then the classic hot pepper chicken Chong Qing style, it has such a crunch, extremely well seasoned. The last dish the owner brought out with pride, fresh fish with tofu in hot oil. The fish melt in your mouth. The tofu absorbed the flavor of fish and all the spices. This is the dish the chef used to make for us as a treat when I was working in a sichuan restaurant. Very well done. Overall a great experience. I cannot recommend this place enough.

    William G.

    One of the best Sichuan restaurants around Boston! We got the garlic steamed pork which had a very e generous amount of tender pork in a chili oil. We also got the Sichuan jelly which was sour and numbing, it was good but would likely not get again. The cumin beef was crispy with perfect balance of fresh and crunchy Chinese celery. I will certain be back

    Chicken Lo Mein

    Great service. Very clean. Pleasant service. And most importantly, the food was very good.

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    东坡肉豆花,别被这名字误导,就是麻婆豆腐,不过是大块的豆腐!或者叫肉沫豆腐也行,总之,与东坡肉没半点关系,想吃东坡肉的话就完全不对了,外国人对东坡肉也会误解。这对看名字点菜的中国人也上当。

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    The food here was incredible! Very fresh and flavorful. I got takeout and I love the containers the food comes in too!

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    3 years ago

    Food was amazing! The ribs were amazing as well. The vibe is very chill. The servers were also very kind to us, overall great experience.

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    Just like what I ate before back in China, so damnnnn gooood. No gonna lie this is the best sichuan restaurant in Boston.

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    5 years ago

    Surprise find of such an authentic Sichuan restaurant here near Allston. Szechuan Dan Dan Noodle is best I had in US.

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    4 years ago

    Finally an authentic Sichuan restaurant out of all those fake Chinese food restaurants in Boston.

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    Mountain House

    Mountain House

    4.4
    (203 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    Casual dining
    Romantic vibe

    Sichuan Gourmet in Billerica has always been my Boston-area Sichuan touchstone. But Mountain House…read morehas it beat. Like a high-end SG with extra care taken in the food presentation and the space. However, Mountain House is VERY spicy, and the dishes tend to be quite large, so be forewarned. Order via a iPad, and then they curiously come back and double check your order. So despite the iPad, service is very good. Unfortunately, I was not excited by their signature Thin Sliced Pork Belly with Cucumber ("hanging pork belly"). But it is certainly Instagrammable (which I did, of course). Street parking, so hit or miss.

    5 for food 2 for service…read more We love the NYC version of this restaurant, and were excited to visit the Boston spot for mouth numbing dishes. Starting with an iPad menu, our ordering experience with our waiter was subpar. We ended up with extra things ordered that weren't part of our initial order. In good news the food was absolutely delicious. Everything was fire and the waiter poured 5 glasses of water for 3 of us. So we could cool down without needing to flag him down. With the only non-Asian waiter in the restaurant, he struggled with basic elements of service. Inattentive. Requests went unmet (lemons for water). We sat for more than 15 mins after asking to box up leftovers and to close our check. This was all a little embarrassing, as we brought my boyfriend's father. After singing praises of the NYC spot, this was a disappointment.

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    Mala Restaurant

    Mala Restaurant

    3.9
    (395 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    I checked the reviews before I wrote. As everyone commented, the food is not bad but the service is…read morehorrible. They don't even have any service and ask you to tips at least 15%. The employees like to gossip the customers. I sat right next to the front desk. I heard they said the big table didn't order too much food and didn't order expensive food (there was a table with 6 people). I didn't order the rice with my meal on purpose because they will bring my rice first before the meals come. They didn't happy with it. They were complaining about it in the front desk and I heard it. I ordered the soda after the meals came, they didn't like it either. One of the waitress pushed another waitress and said, I don't want to go to grab. The other waitress said, I don't want to go either. If they don't like to work or they don't like servicing people, they don't have to work as waitresses. I don't understand why the owner hired them or maybe the owner agreed what they do? I ordered the food from chowbus. They just delivered the food out. They even asked for at least 15% tips? They didn't even want to deliver my soda or rice, they asked me to tip them??? DONT GO IF YOU WANT TO HAVE SERVICE DONT GO IF YOU WANT TO HAVE A HAPPY DINNER

    The food was not bad but the service was horrible. We went during dinner time expecting it to be…read morereally busy but surprisingly, it was only half full. They sat us (2) at the table nearest to the kitchen/front desk/bathroom, and I saw that there were open tables further towards the window. So I asked if we can sit by the window instead. Those tables are bigger and seats 4 people. The waitress turns to another worker and tells her in Chinese that we wanted to sit by the window in which this worker responds with "两个人还想坐窗边" (Two people and they want to sit by the window seat?!) in a sassy tone and then she scoffs. Mind you, this whole time we've only spoken in English but I am fluent in Chinese so I understood everything. The waitress turns back to us and just shakes her head no without any explanation. At that point, I was just like okay, they probably expects the restaurant to get busy and wants to keep the tables open. But guess what, there's literally two people sitting by the window who happens to be Chinese aunties and they were chatting it up with the waitresses and being all friendly. It was giving special treatment. The whole time we were there, they would put food down on our table and not even acknowledge us even when we would say thank you. It's almost like "here damn" when they put our food down. No eye contact, no smile, no your welcome, no "enjoy your food". And the whole time, I couldn't figure out who's actually our server because random people would give us the food and fill our water. And the whole time, that window seat was open. So I'm genuinely so confused. And it ruined my mood for the rest of the meal. Now for the food, it was what you'd expect, packed with flavor and spices. Though the dry pot was very salty and it was very confusing ordering it because it doesn't really say if it comes with vegetables and we also couldn't order any vegetables using the 3 meat option. The egg plants were really good. The soup dumplings were alright, a little dry and greasy for my liking. The skewers were my favorite. The chili wontons were flavorful, I love the sauce, but the wontons themselves taste kind of old/not fresh. We wouldn't come back again just because the food is not unique, you can find it at any Chinese restaurant like mountain house down the street. The service however seemed like it's consistently bad seeing the other reviews. And if you're going to expect a 15% minimum tip then at least act like you like your job and serve your customers with a good attitude.

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    B2J Tasty Pot

    B2J Tasty Pot

    4.7
    (43 reviews)
    0.3 mi

    I've come here several times now and have always left with a full stomach and super satisfied…read more While there were long waits when they first opened, it isn't too hard to get a seat now, especially if you're able to put yourself down on the waiting list. We always get the pot for 4 (have never come with less than 4 people) and this worked for us even with a party of 5 - it's a ton of food for a decent price. We always get the traditional sauerkrout pot with fish and mix and match the appetizers - I am partial to the spicy chicken and fried dough (youtiao), but all are solid. The only one I didn't love was the noodles given you're given plenty of carbs already. The mochi is honestly super delicious as well if you have room for dessert - it's a great texture and flavor. Overall, we have enjoyed every meal we've had here and could not recommend it enough. Service is also solid and boxing your meal results in a super fun packaging that is easy to transport. Thank you, B2J Tasty Pot - I know I'll come back!

    This place recently opened near us, and every time we walked by, we were intrigued by the huge…read morebowls! We ordered the combo meal for two, and the portions were enormous. Even though it's called a "small pot," it could have easily fed three people. For our hot pot, we chose wide starch noodles, pork meatballs, and a half fish, half beef combination. The pork meatballs were just okay. Since I can't handle Sichuan spice, we went with the tomato broth. If you're able to tolerate spicy food, I'd recommend trying the Sichuan broth since that's what they specialize in. The tomato broth was a bit underwhelming and reminded me of American-style tomato soup. We also ordered the crispy fried pork belly and takoyaki. The crispy pork belly was definitely the standout--I highly recommend it! It came with a flavorful dry spice seasoning for dipping that made it even better. Overall, the portions are generous, and you'll definitely leave with a full belly!

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    Spicy Sour Fern Starch Noodles 酸辣厥根粉
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    Boston Soup Dumplings

    Boston Soup Dumplings

    4.2
    (112 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    This restaurant serves some excellent dishes! The Chongqing noodles with minced pork was the…read morestandout item and easily a five-star dish. The sauce was incredibly flavorful, and the noodles were cooked perfectly. The pork dumplings and wood ear mushrooms were also delicious and well-prepared. I especially appreciated that the noodle and mushroom dishes could be made non-spicy, which was a great option for those who prefer milder flavors. The only item I wouldn't recommend is the pork bao buns. Unfortunately, the pork filling was cold and a bit dry. The service was also a highlight. Ordering is done through a QR code, making it easy to browse the menu and add dishes whenever you want without having to flag down a server. Even the checkout process was convenient--requesting the bill through the system alerted the staff automatically. Overall, this is a very good restaurant with fast service, great food, and a modern, efficient ordering system. I would definitely recommend it, especially for the Chongqing noodle dishes!

    We got the rice bowl with tomato, egg, broccoli, and pork belly. It was really good - really hit…read morethe spot! We also got two batches of soup dumplings - the original pork and rainbow one. They were super juicy and hot when we got them. They have some high tops and regular tables. The people there were super nice! You order through your phone there. The service was very quick! I'd come again!

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    Clay Pot Cafe

    Clay Pot Cafe

    4.2
    (34 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    Went in with my parents and we had a couple of noodle based dishes, beef coriander rice noodle and…read morebeef chow foon. I also ordered a medium clay pot duck dish. Our favorites were the noodle dishes; the priciest dish we ordered was the medium sized salt cured clay pot duck dish was mostly rice, and there was also bone with the duck, making it tricky to trust the crusty rice was crusty rice and not duck bone with each bite. Service was excellent, would go back again. The ability to order off the QR code to see pictures associated with what you are ordering is also a plus! Menu in Chinese and English is another plus - especially those of us with family who are more fluent in Chinese than English.

    Came by with a large party for a post-graduation celebration. Great service accommodated us, and…read moreeven when our party expanded beyond the original amount. We ordered a TON of rice rolls, clay pot rice (had to since it's the namesake) and other sides. Staff were extremely friendly, made great suggestions, and even chatted with us as we were ordering. Food came out quickly, and was fantastic. I admittedly don't have a lot of experience here, so I'm not sure what the norm is, but from a pure enjoyment perspective, enjoyment was definitely high. Things are definitely a bit cramped but it doesn't feel like that, as the environment is very home-y, with a lot of natural lighting makes this a great environment for a great lunch out with the friends. Would return to try more things from the menu!

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    Cubist Circle

    Cubist Circle

    4.3
    (26 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    The best of the best!! The fish in a pot (干锅鱼)is the best!! It was crispy outside and very juicy…read moreand tender inside, the flavor was perfectly balanced with salty, peppery, and chili seasoning. Beef and tripe was very well seasoned and no weird taste at all. The duck blood is the best duck blood in Boston, very tender and delicious. The cost of the dishes surprisingly a little bit cheaper than other restaurants. Even though the restaurant was super super busy, a lot of people waiting for a seat, and there was only one server, a very friendly man, we had water refilled and all the dishes arrived quickly. The service was great. Because the food was so good, many people willing to wait for a seat. I love the small busy restaurant kind of ambience. I will definitely go back soon!

    A solid Chinese restaurant for the area. I have been to its Weymouth location. Not sure if this…read morelocation is newer than Weymouth or not. Limited street parking out front, but there are more street metered parking on the side street (next to the green line). The restaurant is much smaller than the Weymouth location, and the menu selection is also different. The server asked me to scan the QR code on the table for the menu, so I'm not sure if they have a paper menu. You can place the order directly via the QR code. I requested one dish to be non-spicy, and they were able to accommodate that. The only thing was that both dishes were a little bit too salty than my liking. I came here during a weekday lunch, and it wasn't super busy. I would return again.

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