Solid chicken tenders with crunchy breading and juicy chicken. The tater tots are pretty standard…read morebut hard to have a bad. Big fan of the Yas sauce which is like a sriracha mayo. Decent portions for the price you pay. Parking is limited to the street and only counter space for dine in so it's more geared towards takeout.

Worthy contender for a chicken sammich. Bird was perfectly fried and moist inside. There was a…read moreportion of chicken that was solid as a rock--which was to bad. The sauce and slaw added to the really great taste. Side note--don't know if you can see the steam coming from the sandwich. No heat lamp used here. Fresh, baby, fresh. Wanting a little elementary school reminiscing, I got the tots. I was serve a heaping load. Very good. Not much to the ambiance. There is a long counter with chairs facing the street to watch cars drive by. Service was unremarkable.

A Great Old-School Chinese Food Find…read more I've lived near Red Rose Chinese Food for as long as it's been open, but somehow I had never tried it. Honestly, I wish I had sooner! I was looking for two things that have become surprisingly hard to find these days: Peking ravioli and moo shu pork--the old-school American Chinese food I remember. I've tried moo shu elsewhere where they served it with Mexican tortillas, which completely changes the dish, and I've had "Peking ravioli" that was basically just dumplings. I'm happy to say Red Rose gets both of these right! The Peking ravioli and moo shu were exactly what I was hoping for--traditional, old-school American Chinese food the way I remember it. We also ordered the boneless spare ribs, and everything was delicious. This is really more of a takeout spot than a sit-down restaurant, but that's exactly what we were looking for. We picked up our order, and it was ready quickly and packed really well. My only complaint: the large moo shu order was $17.95 and came with only 4 pancakes, even though the menu says 5. I definitely expected more than four for a large order. Overall, though, I was really pleased. It's great to find a place that still does these classic dishes the traditional American Chinese Food way. I'll definitely be back when I'm looking for these items... next to try is their egg foo young. Those are really the only dishes I get at no -traditional Chinese restaurants.

Ordered delivery through uber eats the other night. I got our usual general gau's chicken and was…read morepleasantly surprised. The chicken was very meaty, as opposed to being all batter. The flavor was on point. Serving size is smaller than compared to where we usually get our take out. I wasn't the biggest fan of the crab Rangoons as the filling was more sour than sweet and creamy. We also got the eggplant in lobster sauce, which was my boyfriends favorite. Their pork fried rice was was good. It didn't come over overly brown and oily like other places.

It's not much different from Panda Express. Good Chinese-American fast food if you're in a hurry or…read morewant something quick.

They freshly cook your pad thai to your liking…read more I usually ask for extra extra spicy, no peanut on top but instead fried onions. :) [they are really friendly about it] The chicken pad thai is $5.99 which is such a good price compared to a lot of other places that charges $9-$13. And the portion is huge which I am happy with Down side is ... it's a bit too sweet ×~× I tried their other quick dishes as well, it's okay. I mean it's just mall asian food.

I have to admit it, Raising Cane's is excellent. I am against chain, restaurants, against fast…read morefood, restaurants, and against flash in the pans. When I asked my daughter what what meal she wanted before we embarked on the trip to drop her off at school she instantly said, Raising Cane's. At that point, I realized I had denied her Kane's pretty much all summer and my goose was cooked. The chicken is moist and warm crunchy on the outside and taste like chicken. The batter has a mild flavor to it the compliments, the chicken. The crinkle cut fries are crisp on the outside and soft on the outside and taste like potatoes. The lemonade is excellent. The coleslaw is excellent. I don't get the big deal about the Caine's m secret sauce, which does nothing for me other people love I don't even know what's in. It is fairly priced. Definitely a better deal than McDonald's or KFC.

Raising Cane's delivers exactly what it promises: a focused, satisfying meal centered around…read morequality chicken fingers. True to its fast-casual model, service is efficient even when lines are long. The tip to order ahead through their app is a smart one and definitely saves time. The signature Box Combo is the way to go, giving you a great overview of what they do best. The star of the show is undeniably the Cane's Sauce. It has a cult following for good reason, its creamy, tangy flavor pairs perfectly with the crispy, juicy chicken fingers. The sides complete the experience: the Texas Toast is buttery and soft, ideal for dipping, and the crinkle-cut fries are reliably crispy when fresh. It's worth noting that the experience can vary. In addition to this, the meal can also feel quite heavy or greasy to some diners. Overall, Raising Cane's is a solid choice for a quick, dependable chicken finger fix. It won't reinvent fast food, but for a tasty, no-fuss meal where the sauce truly shines, it consistently hits the spot and is a great deal for the quality.

Great food, the waitress was very kind and attentive. The place presented really clean. I would…read moredefinitely recommend!!!

Listen to me very carefully: Forget everything you thought you knew about food. Before I stepped…read moreinto Ho Win Palace on I was merely existing. Now? I AM FULLY ALIVE. If the United Nations needs a blueprint for world peace, they need to serve every head of state a flaming Pu Pu Platter from Ho Win Palace. The Crab Rangoons? Crisp, golden, life-altering pockets of pure unadulterated joy. The Teriyaki Beef? It literally melted on my tongue and rewrote my entire DNA. I bit into a Boneless Sparerib and wept tears of absolute euphoria. I am convinced the chef in that kitchen isn't human they are an ancient divinity sent to save Everett from culinary mediocrity. And the Pork Fried Rice? A masterpiece. Michelangelo spent four years on the Sistine Chapel, yet Ho Win Palace created something infinitely more profound in a single wok. The General Gau's Chicken possesses a flavor profile so impossibly perfect, it belongs in the Smithsonian. The service? Faster than light. The vibes? Immaculate. The portion sizes? Designed for titan gods, yet I devoured every grain because stopping would have been a crime against humanity. If Ho Win Palace has 1 million fans, I am one of them. If Ho Win Palace has 1 fan, I am that fan. If Ho Win Palace has no fans, it means I am no longer on this earth. DO NOT WALK HERE. RUN. FLY. TELEPORT. 10/10 IS AN INSULT THIS IS A 1,000,000/10 ESTABLISHMENT. ALL HAIL HO WIN PALACE!

This place is wack. It looks like the oil rom cooking is on everything. Like when people smoke and…read moreit gets on walls, that's how the oil is. Service was odd. The person out front had a flat vibe, not friendly but not rude. The food was not good. Rice, fingers, and boneless were not tasty.

Always a smile and my order is always ready on time! Tasty…read moreand delicious every time! On my way over tonight!

This place is so good. Hard to find many places these days that have such a combination of great…read moreprices and great food and Cafe Bayon is definitely one of those places. And on top of it the people are super nice and the food comes out incredibly quick. Super clean inside too though I usually get takeout. My only negative is the place isn't closer to my house! In case I wasn't clear - go here. You will have a great meal!

I love this place! Their card machine was down so I used Venmo and they gave me a free water bottle…read moreafter I'd forgotten to get one. The food was delicious, particularly liked the BBQ pork.

Ordered takeout from here last night and I'm torn. The spicy chicken on the chicken sandwich…read moreapparently just means that they cover the chicken in hot sauce. The chicken itself and the rest of the sandwich were good, I think the hot sauce actually kind of hid the quality of the fried chicken cause it was covered in it. The fries were fire. I'm gonna try again and get a different chicken sandwich. I think I'll have a way better experience.

Hello, I ordered a…read more4-piece dark meat chicken from this location but received white meat instead. I spoke with the manager, Sara, who declined to issue a partial refund despite the error and stated that redelivery was not possible because my location is not located in Somerville or any of the surrounding neighborhoods. Afterward, I received a call from a male manager who indicated that he would process a partial refund. However, when I called back, I was again connected to Sara, who refused to process the refund. This was extremely confusing, as I had just been told moments earlier that the issue would be resolved. I am very disappointed with the customer service I received. Update: After posting this review, I was contacted and pressured to remove it, which further added to the discomfort and confusion surrounding this experience. I ended up passing on the partial refund to put an end to the back and forth with management.