I have eaten here for decades. Food is always fresh,…read moreexcellent fry , not greasy, oily. Scallops fresh as eating out of sea daily . Onions rings nice fry , crunch. Cole slaw perfect creamy moist. Popcorn shrimp tender fresh... Draft beers nice selection, The owners update the restaurant annually to a keep it clean, updated decorative atmosphere. I consider this seafood some of best I ever eat at many New England clams, restaurants from Connecticut to Maine .... I eat regularly when in the area at the Sandwich or Falmouth locations. Sandwich located directly on the Canal with great scenic views and fresh air.

Incredible: fried seafood, location, selection, and prices!…read more Plenty of parking. Huge facility. Eat in or take out. Best plans to take out and walk over to a bench on the canal and watch the boats, fishermen and tourists - watch out for the seagulls! The service was great, place was packed, and food was delicious! Beautiful day on the canal! Old school New England tourist stop.

The Faneuil Hall Marketplace is home to Quincy Market, the largest and oldest food hall in the…read morecountry! This historic 19th-century, Greek Revival-style marketplace, renowned for its massive food hall (the Colonnade) with over 25+ local vendors, central location on the Freedom Trail, and lively street performances. As we walked along the central aisle, we could see great food choices on either side. Asian, Mexican, Seafood, desserts, Greek, Italian, etc... Next time you are in the area, stop by and enjoy some really good food at reasonable prices.

Quincy Market is a must visit everytime we're in Boston. We love how there are restaurants and gift…read moreshops for literally everyone. It can get really crowded at lunch time but the service is usually really fast no matter where we ordered from. On this trip I also grabbed some souvenirs and a beenie and some gloves to use as it was still cold outside. Everytime we've come there has been some kind of performance outside of the market. This trip someone had a musically performance and turned buckets into a drum set!

I guess I've had my head in the clouds because HELLO?? Why haven't I tried Cloud sooner?! The food…read morehere packs bold flavors and creatively reinterprets Asian classics. Be prepared to EAT because the portions don't disappoint. Plus everything is super tasty! There's definitely something on the menu for everyone. A few of my favorites are the Spicy Edamame, the Salt & Pepper (S&P) Combo, the Popcorn Chicken, the Pepper Steak Pasta & the Ramen (the charsiu was soo good)! The bar here also makes the best cocktails and has a great selection of liquor. There's usually nothing open late these days but Cloud is actually open to midnight/1AM Mon-Sun. It's the perfect spot to start or end the night with friends! It can get quite busy at the bar or in the dining area but the staff are really accommodating and friendly. The interior is vibey and casual. Check them out if you haven't already!

First impressions. They hung up on me after saying they recommended that I make a reservation…read more I called back and found out that they don't take reservations over the phone, but I could make one either on their website or on Resy. What!? $25 charge per person for a late cancellation? I wasn't planning on no-showing, but I'm also not willing to put my credit card down to commit for a group. Cloud Asian Fusion is in the corner of the plaza that houses China Pearl and Kam Man, to the right of Kam Man. It is a long narrow type space. Rather industrial, and concrete. I arrived first and scored the last table in the room with the bar, only to later discover that there were a few tables in the room in the back to the right. My DCs were running late, so I gave our waiter a head's up. He never made me feel bad for taking up the space. And it helped that there was never a queue waiting to be seated that Sunday night. We each ordered our own meal while sharing bites. While there are a few entrees at Cloud Asian Fusion that include both protein and vegetable, such as the Braised White Fish $22 (assorted mushrooms, fried tofu) one DC ordered, mine (Siam Crab Curry $22 - lump crab, spicy red curry, basil, bean sprouts, Thai Chili, thin rice noodles) and my other DC's (Mapo Katsu $16 (chicken katsu, mapo sauce, short grain white rice, furikake) came without (I don't count the small stash of raw bean sprouts on my plate), so I added the blistered green beans $16. Our server was pleasant and told me that they could make anything less mild. Even so, the slow burn from the milder Siam Crab Curry was a bit more than I would have liked. He checked up on me and offered to have the chef prepare a fresh batch with a milder curry powder instead, so I could better enjoy my meal. The original orange yellow of my crab curry bowl was turned a green yellow in its replacement. But it was still tasty, and still generous with lump crab meat. This was a good pick! The green bean vegetable dish was quite good too. I was happy with my meal. I sampled the other two dishes and found the regular mapo sauce recipe too spicy for my taste. The fish dish was tasty, but we found nothing especially fusion about it. 3 stars all around experience, but 4 stars for my own meal.

We wanted Thai food for dinner so we browsed on Uber Eats. We ended up going with Thai Oishi…read more I am very happy that this place is still around because of their location (Fields Corner). For a restaurant that looks and feel nice, doesn't feel like we're in Fields corner lol I've had a couple experiences when dining in here. Their food is good. I used to get this moo yang (grilled pork) dish from Dok Bua in Brookline in the past but unfortunately, they're closed now. The Moo yang dish here is totally different from what I expected. Not sure if it was an off night, but my pork was no grilled well... I was hoping their was a char on the pork but there was none. It almost tasted undercooked. Luckily it wasn't... The sauce that comes with the grilled pork is really good. It definitely saved the pork. This comes with a side serving of sticky rice. I would give this dish a 6/10. I'm definitely going to come back and give this dish another try. Pad Thai here is good. I would say 7/10. We did have a mishap because we requested no peanuts and there were peanuts all over. Requested for extra spicy and it wasn't spicy...

Overall solid dinner - decent prices, good service, tasty food. The place was pretty empty on a…read moreSunday evening which led to a quieter atmosphere and attentive service. The menu had a good selection of entrees, sharable, and even sushi. I would recommend the Thai food over the sushi honestly, but the roll we got wasn't too bad. Starters and entree were great. Loved the seafood in a shell heated over the fire - super tasty and delicious. The soup I got was huge and left plenty for lunch the next day which was great. Tasted wonderful too. Overall, loved the meal and looking forward to the next one one - thanks, Thai Oishi!

Foodie review:…read more Honestly the food was great, very fresh high quality sushi for a good price. Staff is very attentive and friendly. Very cozy atmosphere. I would suggest sitting at the sushi bar for the experience. Will definitely come back to try the rest of the menu, 10/10!

I went with a friend and happy to find this gem in Quincy! It's nothing fancy but the quality of…read morefood makes up for it. There was an omakase set and it was so fun to try the different options of seafood. You can definitely taste how fresh it is. The miso soup and salad is basic. The sushi rolls were delicious too!

Decided to come back to one of my favorite Korean restaurants. The kimchi pancake is a must get!…read moreThe texture on the inside is perfect, and has a nice crispy crust! The tofu soup was chocked full of tofu and has the perfect spice level (level regular). The kalguksu noodles were a great chewy touch that amped up the overall dish. The portion was generous and the dumpling soup came with 5 of them. The spicy pork bulgogi was phenomenal as always. The squid bibimbap was nicely cooked and was the perfect texture. The only thing is, it so tough to decide between a tofu soup and some pork bulgogi. I would love if they added a combo option to a get a little of each! The service was very quick and all the servers were nice. The restaurant was spacious, clean, and had some fun K-pop songs playing that added to the experience. If you are looking for some Korean food in the Quincy area this place is a must try!

The food was delicious and it has a great atmosphere -- lively but not to loud. Service was very…read moregood as well.

I was excited to try this place, because of the reviews. It's absolutely a hole in the wall ( a…read morereal plug in my opinion) , and tucked off of any real road. Totally incongruous with the surrounding environment. Walked in... nothing fancy. Maybe 5 tables. The food was just not good. I had the big wonton soup ( the one with all the extras ). The broth was very bland. The wontons were the nice thin wrappers, but the filling tasted "off". And there was enough noodles in the bowl to make it difficult to eat. I ate a few bites and left the rest. I also ordered the boneless spare ribs. They had a nice cook to them. Nice color. Nice charing. But... just not flavorful, and dry. Very dry. I ate a few pieces, and left the rest. Over all, I would not recommend nor return.

This is a cha chaan tang experience or a hole in the wall. It is located in a very nondescript…read morelocation near BJ's (go straight rather than turning towards BJ's). It is literally across from a condo complex and offers 3 parking spaces in the front. Inside there is a relatively clean front room and a back room that is simply decorated. I highly recommend the wontons ($13 w/o tax) with noodle soup as it tastes very bouncy and not too salty. The beef chow foon ($16 w/o tax) has wok hei (smoky) taste to it. The lemongrass chicken on rice ($14 w/o tax) is okay. Service is friendly and prompt. There is one bathroom for customer use.

Sit, Stroll, Read, Observe, Enjoy this wonderful Quincy Common that is adjacent to Quincy City…read moreHall, United First Parish Church And in the Heart of Quincy Center! Public Transportation is less that 200 feet from the Common and magnificent Water Fountain! Enjoy what's around and drink up the History of Quincy that's all around you!

This is a very nice place for to celebrate the anniversary of the city of Quincy. The Tavares made…read morea lot of people not familiar with this place very well acquainted with the historic site in this town.

EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS! Sorry…read morefor the Inconvenience! SAFETY ISSUE DUE TO WET & Slippery Conditions! Thank you for your Understanding! Looks like a Big Event Starring " Cheesy Chicks Food Truck" , at Faxon Park Quincy. Ma. On Friday September 29th 2023 for RICHARD ASH RUNNING FOR CITY COUNCILOR WARD 2 in Quincy this November! Come and grab a bite from CHEESY CHICKS bring a chair or blanket and enjoy the festivities from entertainment by Emily Cervone Along with tasty treats by ELLIES TREATS. Come meet RICHARD ASH FROM 5:30 - 7:30 PM. Quincy's Ward 2 Residents and Friends can enjoy an evening of Community and friendships New and Old. Let's make Cheesy Chicks a very busy night for this popular food truck. A Great Time will be had by all! " STAY CHEESY "

Ordered food waited an hour to be told they did not have enough food to make our order. It was not…read moreeven busy absolutely ridiculous! I would not recommend this business.

This is one of the few places in the metro Providence area where you can purchase Chinese BBQ meats…read moreby the pound. I stopped here to get some of the lean BBQ pork loin (Char Siu). There was a line to the ordering area, but once I got there the attendant was very quick and nice to pick one piece for me and to slice it as requested. They also have ducks, crispy pork, intestines, gizzard and many other non-traditional items... Good place.

The best market!!! I hadn't been in almost 2 years, and I probably spent 1.5 hours in the store. So…read moremany great items. I didn't know they sold live crustaceans, so next time I want to boil crabs at home, I can go there instead of the seafood market down by the ferry.