One of the best Authentic Vietnamese restaurant in town! The service was amazingly fast and the ladies were really friendly, always check on us. Overall food taste amazing!!! Store well kept and organize 5 !!! read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Called here on a Sunday afternoon to make a reservation for seven people at 6:15PM and they were able to accommodate. We arrived very early but were seated right after they put the tables together. Staff is very quick and friendly. Came here bc their banh cuon and bun bo hue looked amazing on Yelp and it definitely was! The banh cuon was a generous portion! We ordered two for the table and I ordered another to go! Still tasted good at home. Bun bo hue was packed with flavor and comes with blood and pig knuckles. I also added oxtail that melted in your mouth! The chicken wings app is the best one I've had so far with the bell peppers and onions flavor. This is a place worth driving back up to just to eat! They don't serve alcohol and they don't allow BYOB. FYI. read more

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Gao Vietnamese Kitchen has easily become one of my absolute favorites. I first started coming here because I couldn't find a restaurant that made hu tieu nam vang the way I liked -- until I found this place. It hit exactly what I was looking for. I was ordering from here every week, sometimes twice a week. Since then, I've ventured out and tried more of the menu, and I've loved everything so far. The bun bo hue is flavorful and comforting, but the real highlight for me -- and my personal favorite -- is the pork intestine sampler. I don't think you can find that at most other Vietnamese restaurants, and they do it so well here. I love, love, love this place. The flavors are always on point, and it's one of the few spots where everything I've tried has impressed me. read more

TLDR: try the banana blossom salad Service was great and very kid friendly. We came for lunch and were blown away by the banana blossom salad. It had phenomenal flavors and a that "fresh" it factor that salads always go for. Tasted great over white rice too. read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I didn't think I would like a new Vietnamese spot in Dorchester, but this place really hits the spot! The garlic butter sweet snail is what got me so hooked to this place! I soak the bread in the sauce and eat the vegetables with it. Then compliment it with their orange lemongrass peach tea which has been one of my new addiction -- so refreshing and not too sweet. I know lemongrass sounds weird at first but it's not too strong and is delicious! 100% Beef pho and chicken pho are also good, but doesn't come with a lot of meat. Banh cuon (steamed noodles) are so fresh, it makes a great lunch! read more

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We go to Bale in Dorchester for the best Banh Mi's in all of Boston every year around this time. We decided to dine in for lunch prior to getting our sandwiches and this place has good reviews and their social media page looked appealing. Parking is tough in this part of Dorchester, but not impossible. Be careful as there are many sketchy people here, lock your car doors, keep valuables out of sight. The place looked clean and sizeable inside. The waitresses were all pretty friendly and made a point to explain which veggie dishes went with which order. They also had digital checkout experiences options upon paying for your order. The food here is good. The bun bo hue was tasty. Broth was garlicky and full of flavor. The noodles were cooked perfectly and the meat portions were adequate. There was a piece of pig blood (tastes like nothing to me) which I've not had in this dish from other places before. There was a cut of pig feet/knuckles which was interesting (tasted bland - had to dip in sauce). Overall, it was a 8/10 rating for me. The other dishes looked tasty and the family didn't complain about them. Pricing is about what you'd expect. The noodle dishes were between $16-$18, so a family of 4 can dine in and spend around $90 including tip, unless you get drinks and apps etc. What you need to know: This place specializes in noodle soups. If you're looking for the typical pork chop rice plate or dry vermicelli noodles dish, you won't find it here! I was disappointed to figure this out at the place. The food is still delicious, but if you are bringing a crowd that may need some variety, you may want to reconsider. The huge plus for this place is that it's walking distance to Bale for the best banh mi sandwiches. read more

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Delicious, authentic Vietnamese food and great service!! Highly recommend their steamed rice rolls and Bun Bo Hue - so aromatic, well balanced and not overly salty. The crispy spring rolls were perfectly filled and fried. The guava jasmine tea was also surprisingly delightful and refreshing. Another delicious and well executed dish was their fish congee! So simple but so flavorful with nice slices of ginger and big chunks of fish. Finished the meal with the soft tofu dessert - the sweet ginger syrup paired perfectly. read more

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From a personal level, I would rate the food 4/5 but given how authenticity, and flavorful the food is compared with restaurant in the area, this is one of my top choices for Vietnamese restaurants in Dorchester. Service is amazing! They all are super nice and attentive. Pretty crowder on a Sunday morning! read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Banh Cuon - Steamed Rice Rolls - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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We had the bahn it , which are the steamed sticky rice dumplings, and the banh mi bo kho, which is a beef stew with banh mi bread. I loved the steamed sticky rice dumplings. They were chewy and the pork and shrimp filling inside complemented the chewy texture. Their homemade fish sauce was sweet and salty and paired well with the dumplings. I was a fan. The bo kho was also aromatic, but was missing the star anise-y flavor I typically expect from a bo kho. There was an ample amount of meat that was both tender and juicy. These were the off cuts, but they tasted premium. I also liked the pieces of tendon. The bread went perfectly with the broth. It was crunchy and soaked in that tasty broth. You can never go wrong with Vietnamese bread! The service and the ambiance were good. In the end, it was a good experience. read more

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The short rib Bun Bo Hue was very good, the Pho was OK (kind of expensive) and the rice roll appetizer was fine but had a big issue. I'm giving a relatively high review because *my* dish was really good (the BBH). I came with ~6 people, so got to try some more dishes than just my own. First, we had the rice roll appetizer - it was fine - I wish there were a few more of each of the items next to the rolls since we were sharing, but that's our fault for not ordering more. However, there was a big issue - the spam-ish pink meat *still had the plastic wrap on it*! We weren't sure if it was an edible rice paper or something at first, but it was definitely just plastic wrap, and at least one of our party ate the plastic before we realized. I ordered the short rib BBH and they were able to make it less spicy (I am weak), and this dish was delicious. No complaints about it - the meat was tender, the noodles were great, and the soup was very flavorful. They gave plenty of bean sprouts and herbs, and overall it was great. I tried some pho from one of my friends, and it seemed like standard bowl of pho, so ~$15 seems expensive for it. read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Steamed rice roll appetizer - the pink ham still had plastic wrap on it! - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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I came here and found that this place is quite cozy and spacious. Servers are friendly and patient. I ordered their shaking beef, bahn cuon, and lychee mint tea. Server is kind enough to ask if I want the food at the same time or appetizer first. Lychee mint tea is very refreshing with a hint of mint. Definitely get this!!! Rice rolls are delicious, not too soggy with right amount of beef fillings. Definitely ask for fresh chilly if you want more heat on it. Shaking beef with rice is also delicious, the beef sauce is subtle but still rich and flavorful. Overall very satisfied eating here and will return read more

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I've walked past this restaurant countless times, and because it's hard to find a parking but finally stopped in last night, and I am so glad I did! I ordered the signature dried noodles , and it was absolutely phenomenal. And I also ordered some side food and it's delicious too, For drink I has some fruits tea . It arrived with a perfectly taste as a fresh fruit center and cold enough for a hot day . The portions are incredibly generous for the price. If you're looking for comforting, expertly prepared food in a welcoming setting, look no further. Highly recommended! read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Side food Banh Cuon - Steamed Rice Rolls Canh Ga Rang Muoi - Salted Pepper Chicken Wing Oc Huong - Sweet Snail - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

A friend recommended Gao after we ran around M Street Beach and Castle Island and it was an elite post-run lunch. I wish I had multiple stomach so I could try more items but there's always next time. Gao is fairly laidback restaurant but is simple and clean. There were a few tables that were occupied at around 11:45 and a constant flow of takeout orders as well. Our server took our order within a few minutes after we sat down and I got banh cuon and bun bo bap & cha cua, with a iced limenaid to wash it all down. I took a sip of the limenaid and it was incredibly refreshing- I knew instantly that I've never had a better limenaid. This made me even more excited for the food to come and first up was the banh cuon which had mushrooms and pork inside and came with ham, herbs and a spring roll. The texture of the rice roll was perfect, it was thin but held together when picked up and the ingredients tasted very fresh and vibrant. I would've been very happy with just that but shortly after the bowl noodle soup came over. The steaming bowl of noodle soup took over my all my senses and I was quickly engulfed by the beefy aroma. It came with seafood meatballs, miscellaneous pieces of beef and a combination of herbs and noodles. The broth was beefy but not heavy at all, balanced out by herbs and a hint of seafood. I could not stop eating it, I almost finished the entire bowl including the broth. I highly recommend going to Gao and trying as many things as you can. The employees were so kind and helpful, it was a great meal after a run. read more

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$15 for a bowl of pho ga! Broth was delicious. Just wished there was a bit more noodles and meat given. Servers were nice! read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Chicken Noodle Soup (White Meat ) - Phở Gà Xé - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Authentic vietnamese cuisine. We got the banh cuon (steamed rice rolls) , Banh bot loc (steamed clear dumplings), Bun bo hue and pho combo. Everything hit the spot. The staff were very friendly and accomodating for our one year old son. read more

I've been to Gao a couple times and I've always had a great experience. There's plenty of tables and the staff is friendly. The restaurant is also very clean and it's not your typical Vietnamese restaurant. The menu isn't very expansive compared to other restaurants in the area, but there's still plenty of options. The food also comes out quickly. I think the flavors here are different from other Vietnamese restaurants in Dorchester, but it's still very good. Some of my favorite dishes include the rice noodles and the beef jerky salad! read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

One of my favorite Vietnamese spots. Unpretentious and casual. Perfect for a bowl of pho or some dumplings. What we got: - Fried spring rolls - these were great. They are definitely homemade. With pork and veggies. Great dipping sauce too. - Steamed rice rolls - some of the best I've had. I couldn't stop eating them. Texture was perfect. They come with bean sprouts, cucumber, meat loaf slices, and fried spring rolls. Maybe the favorite thing I've had on the menu. Definitely recommend. - Wonton soup - the dumplings were great. Soup had bok choy, lettuce, and pork in it. The broth had a very meaty flavor which was too overpowering for me, but some may like. Not my first time at GAO Kitchen, and it definitely won't be my last! read more

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Staff is super friendly here. The coffee is really good. The soups are also good. Will have to come back to try more items. read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

I am so happy I found this place - it's now one of my favorite spots in Dorchester! Now, I've only been once and can only speak to one dish, but it was AMAZING. I know this is more of a noodle soup place, but I ordered the Bánh cuốn (rice rolls) as a meal and it was unforgettable. The Bánh cuốn is on the appetizer menu and it's $12.99. When I ordered it, they asked if I wanted 3 or 4 and I chose 3, so I'm not sure if there is a higher price for 4 or what it is, but 3 was plenty filling. These are made fresh and in house and the rice rolls are so soft and silky. The rice rolls are filled with pork and mushroom, and they come topped with crispy shallots and sides of Vietnamese ham, Vietnamese fermented pork, a crispy spring roll, and veggies (bean sprouts, cucumber, and herbs). All of that for $12.99 is an amazing find especially with todays prices. It also comes with a side of fish sauce - I chose the less spicy often, and it was tangy, sweet, and a perfect accompaniment to the food. And while it looks so pretty, I added all of the sauce, mixed it up, and had it like a mixed rice roll salad. There was plenty of filling, the meats were a nice hit of extra protein, and the spring roll was so delicious and crispy. I definitely want to come again to try the noodle soups, but I'll have to order another Bánh cuốn when I return because it's so dang good! 5/5! read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Bánh cuốn - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Delicious Vietnamese noodle soups with subpar service. Nam Vang Hu Tieu - nice savory taste, minimal gaminess from the intestines surprisingly, richness and nice crunch from the pork rind Bo Kho Hu Tiu - our unexpected favorite of the three, though mistakenly given to us (see below). Comforting carrot and tomato-based broth, tender beef (many different cuts). Very satisfying after a long day Bun Mam - pungent fishy odor that you get acclimated to after taking a few bites, several different types of land + sea proteins were all tasty, eggplant was an interesting touch One caveat was that several shrimp in the Nam Vang and the Bun Mam were not deveined. On the other hand, service was abysmal. We were promptly seated and given one menu upon entering. They didn't have any additional menus as they were all being used by other patrons--no problem. We ordered a Nam Vang Hu Tieu and a Bun Mam. After ~20 mins, we still hadn't received any water, so we requested for some. They forgot about the waters until we followed up with them after seeing a table behind us promptly get theirs. After another ~20 mins, we finally got some food--first the Nam Vang, and then a Bo Kho Hu Tiu. We notified them that we ordered a Bun Mam and not a Bo Kho, and they say they could switch the Bo Kho for a Bun Mam. However, at this point, we were ravenous and impatient. We decided to keep the Bo Kho and continue to wait for our actual order of Bun Mam. As a result of this whole fiasco, we asked if any discount could be given. They initially said no, to which we then requested for other compensation. They ended up bringing out our receipt that stated a $5 discount on our order. Upon closer inspection though, the receipt also noted a Guava Jasmine Tea. An item which we didn't order, another mishap... . After they corrected it, we were finally able to enjoy our meal. The waitress serving us was apologetic throughout the whole ordeal, which was appreciated. Many people appear to order takeout so it's clearly a popular restaurant. We would return, hoping that the service is much more refined then read more

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I am obsessed with their Wild Boar in Curry. I haven't seen it in other Vietnamese menus, whereas it might fit in with a Indo-Caribbean menu. But I am so glad I tried it because this dish is addicting! I like it's consistency thin enough to pour without being watery. There's bursts of lemongrass and cashew between thin slices of boar. The flavors are fragrant and bold, with a hint of spicy heat and saltiness that would calls for rice. Would be perfect for ordering out. I visited in person and the staff were friendly, doing their best despite some language hurdles. Would highly recommend going to try dishes you may not see regularly at order restaurants! read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - banh cuon - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Items ordered: Vietnamese Iced Coffee, Clear Veggie Dumplings The Review: I am so impressed by Gao's range of options and fresh, high-quality food. I ordered the Vietnamese coffee, which was so strong that I had to add some water (sorry, I know). The flavor was smooth and intense--you can tell that they are focused on the quality of their coffee. Surprisingly, also have an espresso machine to make other drinks. Now for the important part, they have dumplings made of tapioca! These "clear" dumplings are wrapped in banana leaves and can be filled with pork, shrimp, or tofu and vegetables. There are so many veggie options and potentially gluten-free options, but I am not sure of their precautions. I was excited to find this tapioca option, which they told me does not contain wheat (I later realized I hadn't asked about the fried tofu inside, oh well). I was pleasantly surprised by this eatery. I love to support a local business with a great product--5/5 from me! read more

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To start off, I am vietnamese and a foodie. But to add to that, there's been a uptick of new viet restaurants/cafes/etc recently in MA. Not many are that great which is sad considering we have such a huge viet community. Enter, Gao (meaning translates to rice, or uncooked rice at that), an intriguing choice to name to a restaurant. I wasn't expecting much - actually, I walked in thinking it'd be another pho [insert # here]. I was floored. The food tastes like home but better. Everything I tried today was sooo good. Like I didn't wanna waste a drop so good. Before I go I to food, the atmosphere is clean, cute, and welcoming. Staff was friendly, helpful, and prompt. A couple of them don't speak English well so please give them some patience! So food... trà hoa cúc lá dứa đá (chrysanthemum pandan iced tea) was so delicious, I ordered another one to go! Not too sweet, definitely freshly brewed, and no skimping out the tea with more water. It was all around refreshing! bánh mì bò kho (beef stew w/ bread) was tender, soft, homey, well flavored, and came with all the fixings you'd get at a stall in vietnam. ốc xào bơ tỏi (sautéed garlic butter snails) was a showstopper. It was well cooked, fresh, extremely flavorful, didn't have that bad fishy seafood smell, and I was licking my fingers after each one it was that enjoyable. cháo lòng (intestine congee) was also very flavorful and prepared the right way, with no gamy-ness or awful smelling intestine stenches, even someone who doesn't like gizzards found the soup flavorful! bánh cuộn (rice rolls w/ the fixings) was unfortunately the least favorite of the group flavor wise but it still gives you that homey good feeling and you know a vietnamese auntie made it! Definitely hope the owner keeps up on the quality as the restaurant gets situated in the neighborhood. It would be really nice to finally have a viet recommendation in the state that I live! read more

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A newer spot in Dorchester, taking over the space of another Vietnamese restaurant. It's a refreshing addition to the Viet restaurant scene. It has a smaller menu focused on specific dishes and doing them well versus the standard menu of rice plate, pho, vermicelli, and a handful of specials that are just fine. To start, the chrysanthemum and pandan drink which was great! A simple item, but something you don't usually see on menus. I wanted to try the snails and ordered the tiger snails in garlic butter. Next time I'll try the salted egg sauce, but I wasn't feeling too adventurous that day. The portion size was huge, it's a good dish to share with 4 people than 2. Wifey ordered the banh cuon which is a Vietnamese rice roll stuffed with pork and shredded fungus and has beansprouts, cucumber and an assortment of meats. This was solid, and nicely presented. For entree's wifey got the bun man a fermented fish paste soup and I got the oxtail bun Bo hue style. Wifey said hers was good and get it again. The oxtail broth was light and clear but still flavorful. Usually I have to add sate (chili oil) to give it flavor but the broth was cooked so well, I didn't want to ruin it. It came with plenty of pieces of oxtail. If there was one improvement is to season the oxtail. It was a little bland. read more

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Their banh cuon is really legit! You get an option of 3 or 4. It's roughly around $12-$15. I highly recommend getting your banh cuon here. It's made to order so it's fresh. Packed with fillings and fresh herbs. read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Overall, good food at reasonable price. Both bún bò and bún mắm are well-seasoned, bún bò is not very spicy; chả cua is a bit too soft and not chewy. Bánh cuốn is kinda thick but it's good still, and the fish sauce that comes with it is wonderful (more on the sweet side), though the chả is cold. They have pretty interesting menu. Heard their chicken is pretty good. Food comes out a little slow, but good service overall. I really like how they open at 9am so it's great to grab some food for breakfast. read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Bánh ướt - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Great place to get some delicious Vietnamese food. The menu here isn't as expansive as other restaurants' menus, which I took as a good sign. The two of us split two dishes, which was more than enough food. Service is friendly and there's a clean bathroom. Would definitely come back! read more

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I'll give it to you, Boston. Might be the best BBH I've had in the northeast. Might be the same level as Pho Cuong in OKC. So much flavor, with lemon grass and bone broth. Not too spicy, just right and you can add more spice if needed. Nice place and great service. 10 out of 10. read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Bun Bo Hue Dac Biet - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Service was fairly prompt, we sat down and then 1min later a waiter came to take our order. Their menu isn't too extensive so easy enough to make a quick decision. I got the Bun Bo Hue with oxtail. The broth was super light on flavor which was disappointing for a place so highly rated, and the oxtail had too much of a cinnamon flavor so I couldn't eat it. My friend got the Bo Kho which was flavorful but would be too much of a strong meat flavor for myself. We also ordered a chrysanthemum Pandan tea which was lightly sweetened. Didn't taste too much like chrysanthemum. The ambience is super casual and food comes out quickly. Next time I'd try their Pho but wouldn't order the Bo Bun Hue again. read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Bun Bo Hue and Bo Kho - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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New vietnamese place! Tiny but lots of seatings and very clean. The staff is all friendly and the service is quick as well. We had the pork intestine porridge for two and I was very satisfied. This is one of their new dishes! The porridge is well-seasoned with shallots, cilantro and other toppings. It comes with blood sausage, pork lemongrass sausage, pork tongue and intestines on the side with sweet and savory shrimp paste dipping sauce as well as mint and bean sprouts. The intestines are cooked very well and the sausages taste amazing. I will come back to try other dishes on the menu. -9/10 read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Chao Long - pork intestine porridge for two - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

We were recently recommended to try this Vietnamese restaurant that recently opened on Dot Ave. You know it's the real deal when the entire restaurant consists only of Vietnamese-speaking families. This spot has a fairly limited menu with items I do not commonly see ordered at most other Vietnamese restaurants in the Boston area. (I.e. Hu Tiu Nam Vang Noodle and the Bun Bo Hue Dac Biet being the top 2 entrees on their menu, and they also serve items with snails, pork liver, pork intestines, and pork knuckle to name a few, but not limited to these.) The service was quick, and the food came out within a reasonable time. There is also a decent number of tables inside the restaurant so we didn't have trouble getting a table on a Friday night. There is also street parking available on side streets. As for the food, there is a dry and also a wet version of Hu Tiu Nam Vang Noodle. We ordered the dry version, which comes with a small soup broth on the side for you to dip or lightly pour over your noodles. It also comes with a dark colored savory soy sauce-like sauce that you can dip into as well. It was our first time trying this dish in general! While we are both not huge fans of liver and not used to eating intestines prepared this way, we still enjoyed how unique and savory this dish was. I'm also just a huge fan of dipping noodle dishes in general! As for the Bun Bo Hue Dac Biet, I enjoyed this dish slightly less but it was still good overall. It had a fermented taste that I was not expecting, and the pork knuckle was a bit difficult to eat without having to dig in with your hands. The portion was a little smaller than I expected as well. What we ordered: - Dry Version of Hu Tiu Nam Vang Noodle - Bun Bo Hue Dac Biet read more

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Finally had a chance to try this place . Small place with couple of waitstaffs . Services was great and food came out pretty fast. We ordered the bun Bo hue which lacked the aroma of lemongrass . And the hu tieu was well flavored . Coffee can be a little bitter and they don't have rice dishes options . Came here looking for some rice was it wasn't even an option . read more

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Ordered the pig intestine porridge, bahn cuon, pho and the sweet snails. Porridge and bahn cuon hit the spot for me and transported me to my childhood. I forgot to take my antihistamine that day and we didn't know snails were seafood. When it came out and obviously some of the other side dishes, we checked which ones had shellfish. They were apologetic that they didn't ask about allergies and offered to take it back and not charge us. We really wanted to try the snails because of the reviews though so we picked it off the shell there and ate it when we got home after I took antihistamine. I would skip the snails since for the price, I'd order something else and probably might enjoy it better. It is a reasonably priced but I'm just saying I think I would order something else instead. It's a small shop and everything was clean and a lot of Vietnamese so you know it's legit. Would definitely come back again. Staff is A+ read more

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Exceptional noodles and broths here! This small restaurant has about 10 small tables but is very tidy and adorably decorated. The staff are very sweet and checked in with us often. The noodle portions were big and full of savory, rich, and hearty flavor! I could've eaten up until the last drop if I hadn't filled up on appetizers! I definitely think they had the best wonton soup I've tried in Boston, there was a wide variety of toppings/vegetable/meat in the soup as well, all tying it together so well. We really enjoyed our lunch here, leaving full and happy! Highly recommend if you are nearby! read more

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I have visited this restaurant quite a few times and I've never had a bad experience! This has become my family's go to restaurant whenever we are in Dorchester. My favorite item on the menu would be Bun Bo Bap & Cha Cua, it's a slightly different version of Bun Bo Hue (which my mom always order here). Their Bo Kho Banh Mi and Hu Tieu Kho are great as well. I have a hard time deciding what to order here each time I visit because everything tastes great! Everything is so flavorful! I've only tried their Oc Huong once, but it was fresh and I love the little pieces of fried fat. The restaurant is located on the main road so you can usually find street parking. The service is good, everyone seems friendly. The restaurant looks clean and food comes out quick but piping hot. They should get some soup spoons though. read more

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The service is really good! If you want to try something different this is the place to go ;) read more

Gạo Vietnamese Kitchen - Vietnamese Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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We ordered take out from here and got the beef stew. It arrived in conveniently packaged soup bowls so that the stew was easy to eat. Having just moved to the area, this was excellent as we are doing kitchen renovations and we're at the mercy of the restaurant to provide adequate ways of eating the dish. Several other places we tried failed spectacularly. The broth was FANTASTIC, and lots of basil and other toppings were provided. You know this place is authentic, as it has an entire section of the menu devoted to intestine. As it was our first time trying the place, we went with the more conventional beef stew. However, I am excited to try some of the other dishes now! Also the restaurant runs discounted lunch specials, which is always appreciated! read more

The customer service is excellent, the food is above average, and the ambiance is pleasant. While there's still room for improvement in the food, it's overall quite enjoyable. read more

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Service staff excellent. Soup bun Bo hue small portion and not that temperature hot. Prices are ok . read more

Try this place on our short trip to Boston and it was amazing! All the food we ordered are delicious and outstanding service! If you're craving for authentic Vietnamese cuisine this is highly recommended read more

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