I got the Coconut Shrimp and Crab Ragoons! Both were soooooooo yummy! The Ragoons I think they make them there. It tasted like it. And the Coconut Shrimp were soooooooo good! I'd come back for this any day! I just wish I could have taken something home from the menu that you have to sit in and cook your own food. I'm looking forward to eating dinner here one day! read more

i always come to with my boyfriend. The noodle is always good no matter what is favor. The place is larger so no need to wait for table.

This reminds me of the neighborhood joints in Asia. I wouldn't recommend making a trip just to visit Fairy Cafe, but if you are near Quincy it's definitely worth stopping by. It's also just a block across from the Wollaston T Stop. For Ramen, get the Japanese one. There is richness to the broth and the price and portion makes it soooo good. I also tried the Korean and Thai version which I am less of a fan. These are good, but the flavors seems to be just added on top and it tasted like Tom Yum concentrate or just Kimchi flavor added...not the kind of flavor you get from cooking something for a while. Other than the noodles, the sticky rice is great and so is the Oyster Fry...crispy on the outside and oyster gooey on the inside. They also serve milkshakes which are just normal along with hot pot, which I will try the next time I am in Quincy and the weather is cold. Between price, value, service, and taste...stop by if you are in the area. It will be well worth it. read more

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Hong Kong milk tea is my favorite ！Japanese ramen is also very good! Especially the service is great! Hot pot buffet is good choice too!

Tasty ramen and quick service. I would probably return here, especially in winter months. Parking was a little tricky, across the street from the T. read more

Been to this place many times. Great services and food. I love their Tom yum noodles and well as the Japanese style ramen. They make great drinks and the milk tea is a must have item! Now they have expended their place, the wait time is a lot less. read more

fairy is my go-to spot whenever I'm back in town. the Japanese pork ramen is a must. authentic ramen, tasty but not overpowering broth, succulent pork slices. what more can you ask for? oh wait. amazing appetizers that include fried chicken wings, sweet potato fries (it's a vegetable right?), and fried squid. the all-you-can-eat hot pot is also worth trying. the ingredients are all usually very fresh. it's definitely fun to go with a group of friends for a night out. it's an experience you can miss. read more

I came back to this place a few times recently and everything I had was amazing. I had the Tom Yum soup with udon noodles and it was delicious. I also had hotpot here and it was really good. The price is very good for all you can eat hotpot buffet. read more

This place wasn't bad, but definitely disappointed after looking at the reviews. I asked them what the most popular soup was and got their recommendation: the Japanese Noodle Soup. It was decent, but nothing amazing. The meat was thick and plentiful, but the soup base was nothing special. It was oily and relatively bland in flavor. The vibe was pretty unappealing. It felt cheap, and the yellow walls and homemade decorations made me feel like I was in a childcare. Not a place I would recommend to go hang out at. read more

The coconut shrimp, Korean Udon Noodle Soup, Tom Yum Noodle Soup, and Japanese Noodle Soup are very good! The homemade shrimp dumplings are great too (different from traditional dim sum). The food comes out very fast and it's quality food at affordable prices. read more

This is a cute restaurant hidden right across the street from Wollaston train station. We have only tried the ramen menu for the 2 times we've gone (house special, kimchi, japanese style pork, tom yum) and they were all pretty good. The portions were really filling - I don't believe this is a real ramen place that is supposed to specialize in ramen (it looks like they specialize more in hot pot) but it was still pretty good for a great price ~$7 per bowl. We would definitely go again during the harsh winters when we crave some hot soup noodles. read more

My favorite place to get Ramen from in Quincy! Great staff and great food. I have yet to find something on the menu that I did not like from this place. My husband and I have now become regulars at this place. The food is always fresh and hot out the kitchen. read more

Hubby and I have tried both their shabu hot pot buffet and noodle soups entrees and we were happy with both experiences. They don't have an overwhelming selection for their shabu buffet but for the price they offer it (about $20) it's a good deal. The meats are only OK. I don't think it is at its freshest but still good to eat. I love their Tom Yum flavor soup. They will accommodate the spice level to your liking. Hubby said their pork broth was flavorful and good. We enjoyed the food and with the space expanded we never had to wait for a table. Street parking only. Definitely recommend and the price is cheap for shabu buffet! read more

Review for to go boba only: They use tons of fresh fruit in the boba, which gives the drink an amazing taste. The boba is average, not too hard, maybe a little on the too soft side. The price for a drink made with fresh fruit is amazing. I've had the mango (10/10) and the watermelon (10/10). Would drink again! read more

The ramen is more like Chinese style, but it still taste good, and their hot beverages, like mike tea, are really good.

Looks small from outside, but spacious inside. Quite tasty for the cheap price for food. We took out from here, and service was fast too.

I came here because of the reviews on the noodle soups. I went in expecting delicious noodle soups. My group got the seafood, korean, and Japanese soups. The seafood noodle soups were bland. The only plus side to that is the large portion size. The Japanese noodle soup tasted like the pork flavored ramen you'd get at any Asian market so nothing special there. The Korean noodle soup was the only OK one. It was only OK because it was something different. I've had real ramen and noodles in some restaurants in Boston, NY, and Cali and they were delicious. The noodles here are so disappointing that I'm still bummed out about it. We also got crab rangoons. DO NOT GET IT. It tasted so bad. The filling is almost gross and the oil they used to fry it made it worst. Go here for hotpot. It's reasonably priced and the quality isn't bad for an all you can eat. read more

This place is awesome. I've been trying to find a great soup place in Quincy and this is by far the best I've had in the US. The soup dumplings were ok. But not the best I've had. The atmosphere is very homely and the food is fresh and delicious. I will definitely be coming back for more. read more

This is my first time trying ramen noodles. It didnt blow my mind away like i had expected. I had the tom yum noodles, it was bland in flavor, i wasnt even sure if it was chicken or fish that was the meat in my noodles. That was wierd! I also ordered the pan seared pork dumplings and steamed shrimp dumplings. Both was not house made, matter of fact these were the same as the ones i had just bought frozen from kam man. They had hotpot there, but it wasnt even on their little menu they gave us. Smh. read more

Been coming to this restaurant since the beginning. Great quality food and friendly service. My go-to is the Tom Yum noodle soup. Their xiao long bao is also very good. read more

Nice little café with really good selection of food. Very high-quality. Surrounded by about two or three other Chinese restaurants. But this one stands out. This is a GEM read more

Great little small restaurant. Kind and welcoming staff, fair prices, nice atmosphere I had chicken soup very good

Little shop within minutes from Wollaston T. Very tasty food for affordable prices. Waitstaff are very helpful and friendly. I especially love getting their soup dumplings and any of their noodle dishes. read more

Very nice service and reasonably priced food. I like the ramen and curry pork with rice. The waitress is very friendly. I think it is a good place for lunch. You spend like 10 bucks each and get a good meal. read more

I love their tom yum. Nice and spicy. Most favorite thing on the menu is the black sesame balls. Highly satisfying.

First time going and enjoyed it. Went at lunch time, service was quick, food was tasty and prices are competitive. I ordered the Japanese style ramen and it was very good. I would certainly go back and try it again. read more

I've been here several times as my friends love the place but it's okay to me. I've tried the korean beef ramen, tom yum ramen, and the chicken curry rice. They've all been mediocre as the appetizers; crab rangoon and chicken wings. Nothing bad but nothing special either. Service is good. read more

I love Fairy Cafe! It's definitely my go-to for hotpot if you want quality and quantity. The owner is very sweet and she always remembers her customers. They have hotpot buffet style which was $23.95 per person OR you can always do by plate which is also very affordable compared to other hotpot places. If you don't want hotpot you can always go for their Hong Kong style rice plates or other favorites such as soup dumplings and Ramen. For a small restaurant they definitely have a pretty extensive menu. I've been here countless times and each time, it is so worth it :) read more

Th platonic ideal of coconut shrimp. Seafood fried rice is outstanding. At some point should probably explore the rest of the menu. Service is fast. Limited parking. read more

I'm always on to enjoy a good noodle soup and this definitely ranks among the top 3 I have ever had. I had the Korean Beef noodle soup (which I highly recommend) with udon noodles and I was in heaven. This isn't one of those places where they give you dry bad beef in your soup. Everything was fresh tasting and served piping hot. There are a lot of Chinese restaurants in this area but this one is the one I would make your first choice. read more

Great, fast service. Good fresh, food ... We got there ~12:30 pm the day after Christmas. We ordered dumplings, the chicken (fried and served on the side) udon, and Kim Chee Ramen with beef (spicy). The dumplings were juicy and bite size. The chicken came out moist with the right amount of crunch. The ramen had tender beef, kim chee cabbage and pickled radish. The pickled radish was a nice touch for me since I love it. read more

The overall rating is 4.5. I really don't get it. The food is gross! I am not a very picky person in general. But the japanese ramen is too far away from any decent ramen noodle soup places. The pork and other ingredient don't taste fresh. I will never go back again! read more

Wonderful service. The owner is very nice and friendly. Reasonably price for hot pot buffet. I would recommend to friends.

This neighborhood haunt is well-reviewed and reasonably priced. However, a recent visit with a noticeably sick (sneezing, nose blowing, coughing) waitress has ended our relationship with the restaurant. No management to speak with, so awkward to have to leave food uneaten. Cleanliness and safety come above everything, so our experience starts and ends there. read more

A little disspointed in the food. This place was listed as cantonese style, but when we looked at the menu there was barely anything cantonese. Will probably put this place off for a while. read more

Wow! So glad that I looked at Yelp and found the Fairy Cafe. As a strict vegetarian, eating out is sometimes difficult. Fairy Cafe, a cute, warm restaurant with homemade decorations, served me a giant bowl of Vegetable and Tofu noodle soup, which I ordered with one of 4 noodle choices: Pho, the wide Vietnamese rice noodles. The big bowl of steaming goodness came with corn, tomato, Chinese cabbage, enoki mushrooms, Chinese brown mushrooms, which after much discussion with the waitress, we decided were shiitake, beautiful long noodles and soft tofu with an interesting spongy texture and appearance. The broth was outstanding, flavorful from its miso base and with a nice nuanced depth. There is a $10 minimum for credit cards, and the soup is a bargain at $6.95, so I also ordered Scallion Pancakes. I was not bothered that these came out after the soup, although this might bother someone really picky. The scallion pancakes had good flavor and were not too greasy. The ginger sauce for the scallion pancakes was wonderful, with a moderate spiciness and a vinegary tang. Service was personable and good. In the background a Chinese singing talent show played in which contestants dress up to hide their identities, and I mean dress up: A bear, a silver-masked pink-haired beauty, a sexy witch with bondage style leggings and short-shorts, a Samurai and a Johnny Depp pirate sang for all they were worth. It's a bummer the subtitles were in Chinese(?) and not English so I couldn't follow the show. This may become my go-to restaurant and I will certainly stop here when coming home from Boston. I can't wait to try the Taiwanese Frozen Tofu when it becomes available. #vegetarian read more

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I highly recommend their sea food noodle. The soup is fantastic, easily one of the best soup I have tried. Their plate rice is also fabulous. Staffs are super friendly and attentive. Five star recommend! read more

Great cafe with personable service. I got the spicy Korean beef noodle soup and it was fantastic. Beef was higher quality that wasn't overwhelmed with baking soda like other Chinese restaurants. Noodles had a modest give which complemented the spicy broth well. Generous portions of kimchi in the dish was a great finishing touch. Highly recommended, definetely coming back. read more

Fairy Cafe was our go-to Asian restaurant. Get shrimp fried rice and takoyaki! My husband and I love this place so much, we almost go every week. The staff knows us already and they also know our usual orders. One of the saddest things about moving out of Boston was leaving Fairy Cafe, we called it our neighborhood restaurant even we still needed to drive to get there. We miss you guys! Stay friendly and homey! read more

Huge fan of this lovely Asian hipster eatery. The decor is eclectic and unique. Waitstaff are friendly and quick. The watermelon and lychee smoothie was THE BOMB! The fried oysters alone are worth the trip. We went with young children (ages 4 & 7) and found it to be quite kid-friendly. We ordered 2 soups read more