I come here every other month, it's so good!! It's a nice suburban restaurant that is beautiful…read moreinside. Yesterday the food came out at a good pace, but sometimes it comes out all at once and is overwhelming. The waiters are always so nice. Food: - hot and sour soup (8.5/10): great starter. the wonton chips on top were such a good addition. - lettuce wraps (8.5/10) - spicy edamame (9/10): can't go wrong - pork potstickers (9/10: i love the seasoning on these. - yellowtail thai basil spoons (10/10): my favorite thing on the menu, we always get 2 to start and 2 to end they are amazing. spicy, and so much flavor. - duck bao (4/10): i personally did not like the flavor of these so will skip next time. - crispy chicken wings (10/10): my favorite chicken wings! love the flavor. spicy - spicy tuna crispy rice (9/10): a must order as well!! love the presentation - seared hamachi and banana pepper (9/10): the fish is so fresh and the sauce is flavorful. - tuna pizza (7/10): these are good! i think there's too much going on for me but a lot of people love them so worth a try. - tuna taco (8.5/10): i like these more than the tuna pizza!! - salmon and fingerling potato (8.5/10) - black pepper udon noodles (8.5/10)

Expensive. Small portions. But, oh boy , they are creative with their food and drinks ! Service was…read morevery fast ( although they were busy) and everyone was super nice! Drinks are super creative and flavorful... and strong :) Boneless spareribs were tender and smoky ( more flavorful than an average dish of spareribs) , duck pie tee --- nice little appetizer for those who like duck-- presentation is five stars. I loved their sashimi : definitely fresh , beautifully served, and they have some uncommon choices. Special rolls were very fresh and nicely crafted . In fact food items we tried or saw on other tables mostly looked like pieces of art:) Atmosphere is relaxing and friendly. We will definitely go back .

Good food at great prices! We ordered several lunch specials, but our favorite was the lamb dish…read more I was also surprised to see pork fried rice as a side dish we could swap out white rice with, with no additional cost. Did I say how well valued they are?? Did take out. It was quite a wait during the afternoon lunch rush.

Good food but service is so so. They only came back once to refill drinks. I ordered a curry dish…read more The " sauce" was not much of a sauce. It was more of a " flavoring".

This place used to be the adult store but I think it moved to the back. Decent parking around since…read morea small lot. Its small inside with tables for dine in. 4/5 drunken noodles was spicy and delicious. Arived fresh and hot. This was lunch portion so assuming its smaller sized. Think there was only one cook so things bit slower but fresh cook to order. 4/5 fighting fish roll was decent. Crunchy tofu skin exterior and packed with flavors of pork, crab and shrimp. Juicy and hot inside, good flavor and texture. 3.5 siam fried rice was decent and flavored well but just wasn't distinguishing itself enough. Service was decent, it was one guy doing waiter and cashier. He was back and forth and sometimes waiting inside kitchen. Overall will come again since location has decent parking and reasonable prices and good thai food. I like their specials menu which I assume rotates.

One of the BEST Thai restaurants in Boston. Love that I don't have to drive into the city, there is…read morea spacious parking lot, and the folks inside are always speedy and friendly. The food is spicy, delicious, and flavorful every time. Everything is fantastic and I've yet to taste a dish that I wouldn't get again. Things I've gotten: -Larb - quintessential, can't go wrong. -Thai Saap Pork Ribs Soup: SO GOOD. Sour and spicy (you can adjust the heat). It was perfect during the cold winter. The ribs were very tender and the broth was full of flavor. -Pad Thai - again, can't go wrong. -Wonton Soup - some of the best I've had. The broth was deliciously savory and so much tastier than the bland versions you get from most Chinese places. -Pad See Ew - also fantastic. -Rad Nah - appreciated that they packed the noodles separately so I could assemble the dish fresh. No soggy noodles. -Ka Prow Crispy Pork - by the time I got it home, it wasn't very crispy anymore but it didn't matter because the flavor was fantastic. -Crispy Chicken Basil - same thing, not too crispy but still delicious. Restaurant decor looks comfortable and there are a decent amount of tables inside. I haven't made the effort to eat onsite yet, but looking forward to doing that at some point because I definitely want to try their whole fish. It looks amazing! Can totally understand why some people would be intimidated by the location and look from outside, but looks can be deceiving! Absolutely worth the drive.

Sushi excellent and service warm and friendly! Eat there often and would highly recommend.read more

Dine-in is available (even though the sign outside says takeout only)! 3 Country Bistro is a small…read morerestaurant that offers Japanese, Thai and Korean food, and they do all three cuisines well. We ordered the black dragon maki, Woburn maki, Main Street maki, and Basil Fried Rice and everything was great. I get the Woburn and Main Street every time, however I've always enjoyed every sushi dish. I also recommend the okdol bibimbap or country pad thai (spicy) if you want Thai or Korean instead. Service was great, and our food came in a timely matter. The portion size, quality, and pricing is great too. The restaurant is small so seating is limited with maybe 5-6 tables and sushi bar seating. There is street parking and a parking lot behind the building. The owner/sushi chef Mike is always welcoming and kind, and still remembered me even though I haven't visited in 3+ years since my move.

May 15, 2026 I'm…read morewriting this a week retrospectively from my experience, since I've been through a few things medically in the last week and needed time to think about our family's experience at Karma-Burlington. First - our server, Kendra A. Was really good and kind. She worked hard for the 7 of us and my few criticisms don't reflect on her at all. First - let me say that Karma/Burlington is not set up properly for large parties. Our table was located right next to the kitchen door. It is neither a gracious nor a comfortable place to have a large dinner together. Secondly, the table was both too narrow and not long enough to accommodate people and large plates of food. In other words, it was cramped and because of that, not nearly as welcoming as it could have been. Third - the music in the restaurant is obnoxious. It was always on the edge of being too loud and it's directed at a younger crowd .... People who either don't care about assaults on their hearing or who don't care about being able to have meaningful conversations at moderate levels. Now... let's talk about the food. Generally, it was really good, though their Pu-Pu platter for two sucks for the price ($37.00 each). There were no egg-rolls on it, only two fried shrimp, a stack of boneless Chinese rib pieces, and some chicken fingers - which were overly breaded and not worth eating. I also counted four crabs Rangoon pieces on each platter. Not exactly a generous offering!! I'd definitely skip this appetizer next time. Now - we chose, as a family, to eat communally - passing plates around and sharing everything. I've attached the photo of the receipt, so that you can see what we ordered. Three plates stood out as exceptional: the Coffee-braised short ribs were really delicious. Fattening, but amazing. The second was the Beef with mixed vegetables - one of my perennial favorites at Karma. The third was the Mongolian Beef, which was tender, savory, and delicious. The Stir-fried Yee Mein was not memorable and I'd not order it again. My eldest daughter ordered the Philly Maki and the Cucumber and Avocado Maki. Both were good but very much not exceptional. A number of us ordered the Hot & Sour soup and it was very good - as it usually is. The soup was served piping hot and quickly, which made it a small delight. The service we received was good across the board and the restaurant cannot be faulted for how busy they were.... Which I have to say did not at all impact the quality of our meal. If you want to go to Karma-Burlington as a group, tell the manager that you do not want the table where we were! Other than my specific concerns, it was a very good experience and I'm happy we went.

We celebrated my daughter's birthday at Karma, and it was such a wonderful experience from start to…read morefinish. We booked our table in advance, and the reservation process was smooth--they did take a credit card to hold the table, which was totally fine and gave us peace of mind for a busy night. The staff was incredibly accommodating. They allowed us to bring our own birthday cake, and at the end of the meal they brought it out with birthday candles for my daughter, which made her feel so special. That thoughtful touch really meant a lot to us. The food was excellent. We loved the sushi--fresh, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The Yin Yang Chicken was a standout dish, perfectly cooked and absolutely delicious. The drinks were also fantastic and paired really well with the food. Our server was very attentive and knowledgeable, offering great recommendations for both food and drinks, which made ordering easy and enjoyable. Even though the restaurant was packed, the service never felt rushed. The atmosphere and ambiance were lively, vibrant, and perfect for a celebration. You could really feel the energy of the place. Overall, Karma was the perfect spot for a birthday dinner--great food, great service, and a great vibe. We'll definitely be back for future celebrations and nights out. Highly recommend!

Best Szechuan in greater Boston area…read more Crispy and light beef and chicken preparations. Touch heavy with salt but not off putting. prefer less black pepper in seasoning and more tingly hot szechuan but it's very good Drinks are crafted but tiki-bar sweet so order with that in kind.

Tl;dr The food was one of the best Sichuan places in Boston, and the drinks were good, but the meal…read morewas expensive and the service was subpar. The food here is truly fantastic. I really enjoyed the Twice Cooked Pork and the Chong Qing Dry Hot Chicken; the quality and flavor made this genuinely one of the best Sichuan restaurants in the entire Boston area. But I would skip the Sichuan Pork Dumplings with Chili Vinaigrette. The drinks were also good; I particularly liked the cocktail called Into the Melon Patch. However, the experience was held back by two key factors: the cost and the service. The dinner was expensive for this type of cuisine. Furthermore, the service was subpar. For example, we asked for white rice, and it took two staff members and about 10 minutes for us to get the additional rice. The high quality of the dishes and drinks made the meal worthwhile, but be prepared for a higher cost and service that does not match the kitchen's standards.

Love at First Bite Thai Kitchen and Bar really lives up to the name. It's a cozy environment, and…read morethe decor strikes a nice balance between casual and polished. The parking is located conveniently behind the building. The food is where it really shines. We tried a mix of dishes, and everything came out beautifully presented. The Pad Thai had a nice kick to it without being overwhelming, and the Drunken Noodles were packed with flavor. The Massaman Curry was rich and comforting, probably my favorite. The Thai Iced Tea was fun with a popsicle dunked in it! The service was friendly and pretty quick, even though the place was busy. Overall, it's a great place right in the heart of Lexington center whether you're meeting friends or just grabbing takeout. I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu.

This restaurant is super casual and fun with great Thai food. We came for dinner and they've got…read moredim lighting and a pretty wall mural. The service was not great. There were 3 different people coming to our table and didn't introduce themselves so we had no idea who our server was. When we asked if we could order the lady that served our drinks told us we had to wait for someone else. We waited a pretty long time until someone came to take our order, and even a longer time to receive our food. The calamari and scallion pancake was delicious, super crispy and fresh. I enjoyed the coating on the calamari and it was not spicy at all, there were a bunch of peppers at the bottom. We also got the bbq pork, crispy ginger duck, and the stir fry beef. The bbq pork was pretty bland. The ginger duck had GREAT flavor but it was not crispy at all. It comes with a bunch of sauce on top and it made it kinda soggy. The stir fry beef was also really chewy. I really enjoyed the pineapple sorbet. It is light and refreshing. Definitely a must get after a meal!

Best sushi place in Arlington, I never really *loved* sushi until I started coming here. Love their…read moremaki roll lunch special!

Out of Uni and out of Toro…read more This place offers japanese, Chinese and Thai cuisine. It's a mix of everything. I suspect they output more Chinese dishes than anything. A bit disappointed in them being out of two staple items on a Saturday, when the place was pretty empty. Oh well. Not bad. Not great. Only ordered sushi. Seems like we should have ordered some cooked dishes. I regret not trying a Chinese dish. As far as sushi goes, this wouldn't be my go to, with some awesome choices very close by. Service was OK. They decided to give us wine that had been opened at least the day before, if not longer. We sent it back. At least they acknowledged it was opened previously. The interior is dated. In the winter, when people come in or out, there is a massive blast of cold air.

Was here for a small birthday gathering with friends during weekdays, we had such a great time! The…read morefood was amazing, the staff were welcoming and super friendly, and they even surprised us with birthday shots Definitely a spot I'd come back to!

District Kitchen had been on my list to try for a while. The dining area is spacious and modern,…read morewith a menu that has a lot of good options. The pork soup dumplings were definitely my favorite! My lunch combo was $18, and portion size was pretty decent, with leftovers. Service was quick and friendly. Nothing stood out to me or blew my mind, but still a place I'd return to.

Asian Chao took over the former Maki of Japan counter in the Burlington Mall food court. Former…read moreeatery is owned by the same company. Asian Chao serves up mainly food court style Chinese/Cajun food, which several hot food items are out on the steam table behind the glass counter. You choose what you want, then pay to the left of the glass counter. I stopped by Asian Chao recently later in the day. A staff person was giving out free samples of the bourbon chicken. Most of the meat entree choices are chicken. I got the 2 Entree Combo ($11.99 plus tax), choose your base (steamed rice, vegetable fried rice, chow mein noodles, or mixed vegetables), choose two entrees (beef, chicken, shrimp, or veggie entree). I chose Vegetable Fried Rice, Thai Spicy Shrimp, and Spicy Garlic Tofu. Most of the food looked like it had been sitting around awhile and they did give me good portions. The hot entrees, of course, were very spicy and a bit salty tasting. The vegetable fried rice was pretty good. I would stop by again, but only if I was hungry, already at Burlington Mall, and in a hurry since the food is hot and ready to be served.

Orange chicken has really good flavor. The chow mein is meh. Green beans are nice and crunchy. It's…read morethe standard for Massachusetts mall food for me.