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    Gourmet Garden

    3.2 (177 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 10:15 pm

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    Moderate noise
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    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Small combo plate, can't substitute rice, even if pay more, rice tastes old, just bad.
    Julian G.

    Rip-off, $30 for one small combo plate, miso soup and small rice?! Rice tastes old, can't substitute rice even if pay more?! This place is horrible

    Imperial Couple - Shrimp and scallops sauteed with ginger and scallion garnished with pea pods
    Art B.

    On-line deals (Groupon, Living Social, other) for Gourmet Garden are really easy to find, so I decided to buy one and give the place a try. I'm glad I did! I took my Dad here for lunch - we had a choice btwn the All You Can Eat Buffet or the menu. The buffet didn't look spectacular so we opted for the menu. He ordered the Chicken Pad Thai and I ordered the Imperial Couple (Shrimp and scallops sauteed with ginger and scallion garnished with pea pods) because I had never had it before, it's a Friday in Lent and hey - I had a Groupon so why not roll the dice? My Dad's Pad Thai was remarkably one color - beige. It really could have used carrots, pea pods, parsley, *something* other than tan noodles and chicken. That said, he cleaned his plate. Mine was better than I had anticipated - it looked great and tasted really good. They asked me if I wanted to order a side of rice and I declined. No need for it. I should mention that my dish had many Thai Chili Peppers in it. I knew they were there to add heat/spice/flavor, but I couldn't resist taking a TINY bite out of one of them. After I did, approximately half of my face melted off. And this was a really tiny nibble from the pepper. So be forewarned. I paid $15 for the Groupon which gave me $30 to spend at GG. The bill came to $29.41, and my Dad and I both enjoyed our food. That's a really good deal, and one I may buy again.

    Spicy Tofu Pad Thai
    Gia M.

    Quick service, large portions, and easy to get a table. I ordered the Scallion Pancakes as an appetizer and the Spicy Tofu Pad Thai for my entree. I was blown away by the scallion pancakes, as they were genuinely the best ones I have ever had. The pad Thai was flavorful and did not skimp on the tofu. It was a perfect level of spicy as well. I would highly recommend this restaurant for a night out, as their menu is extensive and includes popular favorites ranging from Chinese to Thai to Japanese.

    Spider Maki
    CC C.

    Purchased a LivingSocial voucher months ago and, because I'm not sure where my next assignment will take me, I figured I'd better get myself over there. Post workout (because when am I not post workout anymore) I rolled up with my phone in hand ready for my sushi. It's noon on a Wednesday and this place is pretty empty. No big deal because... it's noon on a Wednesday. The waitress was nice enough, but in a "the faster you eat, the quicker you leave kinda way". Ordered a spider maki which was pretty good. Having recently had not so good sushi, I tried to go a little safer and was pleased with my roll overall. It wasn't the most amazing thing I'd ever had, but it tasted delicious and hit my sushi spot (located in the lower left quadrant of my abdomen, in case you were wondering). I also tried the grilled chicken teriyaki with veggies and white rice. What I thought I was getting and what I actually got weren't the same. Out came two fillets with a side of teriyaki glaze. I was definitely expecting what I get from the mall Japanese places (any restaurant that I've order chicken teriyaki from really) which is strips of chicken, grilled, with teriyaki already on it. Not bad, just different. Not super spectacular, but what I got was good. I'd go back for more sushi for sure.

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    Love this place . The food was GREAT !!! Best Chinese food we had in a long time The restaurant was very clean . Service was excellent ...

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    The food is great. There's roll is crunchy. I order the beef chow doom which I love.The service is fast and friendly.

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    Meh. Food was average. Worst was delivery service. Over an hour and the food arrived cold. I'll pass in the future

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    Step up from mall food. Got Basil Chicken Fried Rice, and General Tso Organjc. Meh. Wont repeat.

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    Very bland and food was luke-warm . Glad at least I saved $6 with a coupon! Never going back.

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    4.4(209 reviews)
    17.4 miAllston/Brighton
    Casual dining
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    35.0 mi
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