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    South Garden

    3.3 (217 reviews)
    ModerateChinese
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
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    Lobster ginger and scallions
    Tiffany M.

    This place was amazing. The food came out fast and it was all so fresh and hot. The was woman waitress was great but the guy that worked there turned us off. He was our first point of contact and then decided to serve the people that looked like him before us. We felt really disrespected by that. Other than that, we had a wonderful experience. It was very clean and family friendly.

    Wanting W.

    I ordered stir-fried loofah, but the loofah skin was barely peeled and completely inedible. I called the restaurant to complain, and they actually told me "our loofah is not peeled." Unacceptable response and zero accountability.

    Seafood in Taro Pot - $22.95 as 0f 2/2025
    Bob L.

    TLDR: Great food with great portions! Coming from Boston, I will always appreciate any establishment that has their own parking lot and this place is no exception. Items ordered as of 2/2025: - Spicy Salted Pork Chop - $18.95 - This was delicious. Perfectly cooked and crispy without a lot of breading. Would 100% recommend. - Spicy Salted Calamari - $15.95 - Great portions and flavor. Also comes with vegetables which is an awesome bonus! Would also order this again. - Seafood in Taro Pot - $22.95 - Hearty pot full of seafood and tofu. Broth inside is delicious. - Deep Fried Noodles with Beef and Vegetables - $15.95? - I couldn't find this on their website so I'm not 100% on the name or the price (There's a picture of it on the menu though). This is ENORMOUS. Great gravy sauce and tons of beef and vegetables. I would definitely order this again.

    Charlotte J.

    I can't even say enough how much I love this place. Been craving real Chinese food in the US forever and this one just hit right. Food was super tasty, you even get that little smoky wok smell so good. The moment I walked in, it felt like those old Chinese restaurants from when I was a kid. Nothing fancy, really simple inside, but it just has that vibe... like a charm. I'm definitely going back, no way I can resist

    Surf clams with garlic and vermicelli
    Diane H.

    Everything is so good at this restaurant, especially the seafood -very fresh. The scallop with garlic and vermicelli is good, steamed fish is good, lobster tower is good, and the sauté beef udon noodle is also super good. I also really enjoyed the Peapod stems and any of the tofu dishes. Sometimes they give you free dessert, such as coconut sago. Servers are very chill.

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    Janet T.

    We came here specifically for the lobster tower as we wanted to try it. It was very tasty with lettuce and french fries. It was pricy, but great experience. The restaurant was fully packed and every table was taken. This was around 7pm on a Friday night. $98 for the lobster tower dish. Three of us ate it and completely finished the entire tower.

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    Alex K.

    New menus. Food was spot on as usual. Biggest lobsters in the tank I've ever seen in my life.

    Jellyfish, chicken feet, & fried intestines
    Lizzie Y.

    South Garden is a great place to go for authentic Cantonese Chinese food! The last time I visited (before today!) was before they added the lobster towers onto the menu... so it's been a while! They're located in the Presidents Plaza, where you'll also find Kam Man Supermarket, Cloud Asian Fusion & Bar, and more. South Garden has been around for quite some time now and is always solid. Today, I visited for Lunar New Year Eve dinner and it didn't disappoint. Everything was great but the star of the show, for me, was definitely the 5 lb lobster tower! For $98, you get 5 lbs of lobster, which was good for the 9 of us to share. Every piece was a good piece. Only thing that I can think of that could make it better, is if it could've been salted egg yolk fried lobster. I'm pretty sure they'd be able to, but also not sure haha. I will forever love getting the roasted chicken with roasted garlic. Always have to order that whenever I eat at a Chinese restaurant. SO GOOD! The clams with vermicelli is also another fave of mine. Overall, had a great meal tonight at South Garden. The servers haven't changed at all! They're always nice and very quick service. Will for sure be back soon ;)

    Helen Z.

    This place is right next to Kam Man supermarket and was packed when we went for dinner. Some dishes were kind of greasy. I loved the appetizer with the huge clams, don't remember what it was called but would come back just to order that. The shrimp was also very fresh. Would come back to try more things but definitely order the clams.

    Lobster tower
    Judie K.

    Definitely a must visit for the lobster tower! We got a small which can feed 4 comfortably, 5 people maybe. It's market priced, so when we went, it was $98. Really a nice experience to eat various parts of the lobster and it's quite meaty! The flavor was AMAZING. Hard to describe, but a bit of a spice, salt and peppery, garlic-ky, and more. They deep fry it so it seems too. Also came for the dou Miao (pea pod stem) in crab sauce, and it's one of my go-to dishes. :) Will be coming back again!

    Chicken Chow Fun
    Stephanie T.

    4.25/5. Flavor is authentic, but couldn't eat too much because the dishes were very oil driven (but that's the nature of the cuisine). Roasted chicken w/ minced fried garlic was very flavorful, good saltiness with a little umami. Peapod stems were done well, good texture, didn't taste old, flavor was on point. Chicken chow fun flavor was slightly lacking and chicken was a little dry but dish was otherwise carried by texture, being cooked to the perfect springiness and a very minimal, tasteful char (enough "wok hei" [鑊氣]). Chow mein had a lot of sauce for a medium amount of flavor, but it had a good balance of dry, crispy noodles to softer, saucy noodles. Tea was spectacular for no reason, perfect potency. Service was very fast and polite enough. Ambiance was classic Chinese restaurant, some older furniture with white table clothes, some well-loved teapots and plates, some fish tanks on display, would say it feels clean but clean enough (this is how we know it's authentic . Been a few times and overall good experience, would go back again.

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    East Ocean Restaurant - Special dish i haven't had in over 30 yrs. Nobody makes it anymore.  The owner told the chef to make it for me

    East Ocean Restaurant

    4.1(116 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$

    My friends and I were in Quincy and decided to stop by here for lunch - what a great move! If…read moreyou're in the mood for some dim sum, this is the spot. They've got tons of options and everything we ordered was very solid. We definitely went more of the carbs route, but you can deviate as well. Nothing of major note in terms of service or atmosphere. It's not the most upscale of restaurants, but it does the trick. I'd happily return, especially for some steamed buns!

    Believe it or not, our Latino Uber driver told us about Quincy, MA on D2 of our first Boston trip a…read morefew weeks ago. He said that it's a predominantly Chinese community. So ofc I had to look it up and find a good dim sum place. I had low expectations going in. We called just to make sure they were open as we realize businesses in MA don't pick up their phones. Not only did someone answer but agreed to save a table for us during prime dim sum hours. (Excuse me...what?). Something is learned in MA is always factor in traffic, no matter what Google Maps says. It's nothing fancy when you walk in. You can tell a lot of locals hang up and meet up with friends here. Ah Wah welcomed us in, being seated immediately to the table along the wall, near the storage. The order sheet with pictures was given and immediately checked off our staple items. -Siu Mai This was DD's favorite of all time and she is the Siu Mai monger in our fam. I trust her opinion. Well balanced filling, nicely steamed. Not overly fatty or seafoody IYKYK -Baked BBQ bun Tradional baked bun. Slightly crunchy top (not the pineapple crust). I could have eaten a whole plate by myself had I not had to save room for other dishes -Har Gow (being that we're in a fresh seafood state) -Steamed Beef ball - it was steamed on a bed of greens vs dried tofu skin. Omg! It's been ages since I've had it this way -Sesame Roll The egg tarts were sold out and this was our consolation prize but OMG, I might have cried at the first bite. Yes. It was that good. Freshly steamed and them rolled bc it came out in the beginning and still hot on the inside -Tofu pudding -Rice Roll (Beef) -Sticky Rice (Lo Mai Gai) - "Ha moon choy mai" (kinda looks like Filipino pancit) A wok fried vermicelli dish I haven't had in over 30 years was requested and didn't think they'd make it. But...they DID. The owner said the chef was from HKG and could make anything I wanted . The flavors were so nostalgic. Not only did the owner and manager stop by to chat, but the customers sitting next to us joined in. Everyone was so nice and welcoming like the other Bostonians we encountered on our trip. Ngl, I considered moving here just for the food and atmosphere. Probably one of the best dim sums I've had in the States and probably in HKG. Everything was steamed to perfection. It's been weeks and I am still thinking about my meal here, wondering when I can fly back to Boston again. Hopefully sooner than later. Definitely be back be for another trip with my parents, esp after we raved about this place here Overall, 4.5

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    Big Fun Cafe - 2 Item Clay Pot Rice Combo: Chinese Sausage and Bacon and Spare Ribs with Black Beans

    Big Fun Cafe

    4.2(164 reviews)
    2.3 mi
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    We used to be regulars at Big Fun Cafe, but we stopped after a very unexpected incident about two…read moreyears ago. We ordered a rice roll as usual--the female owner accidentally handed the dish to another table, and it sat there for about five minutes or so, while the couple was talking over the dish. Then the female owner apparently realized the dish was handed to the wrong table, she took it back into the kitchen (as a deception, thinking we wouldn't realize it's the same dish, we saw her through the curtain, she was holding the same dish the whole time--she didn't know we were watching and rightfully suspicious of what she was sneakily doing), then brought it out right back to our table. We did not want to say anything. But it was disgusting, people do spit onto the dish when they talk over it during those five minutes, you know? We were too shy to cause a scene or destroy the long standing relationship. Further, we couldn't afford to let that $12 or so dish go to waste. So we tried eating it. Afterward, we felt so disgusted. And that was the last time we went to Big Fun Cafe. Two years or so ago. Even after learning of its new location in Brookline, we are just so disgusted by the memory of the incident described above -- so we never tried their Brookline location. Note to the owners: for future customers, such mistakes do happen, but please have some integrity and just discard/trash the contaminated dish -- or if you want to be so cheap, eat the contaminated dishes yourself. Don't be so stingy and deceptive so as to hand it to your presumed naive customers. That was extremely disgusting and even two years later, we're still disgusted by it.

    I took the subway for 40 minutes to check out this place, and my mood after eating was as gloomy as…read morea sudden drizzle... Ground Pork W.preserved Vegetables Clay Pot Rice梅菜肉餅煲仔飯: The English translation is already a bit misleading. This dish should be pork patty with preserved mustard greens, but what was served didn't match either component. First, this was not meicai梅菜(preserved mustard greens). Proper meicai should be dark brown and fibrous even after soaking, whereas this consisted of pale yellow granules, both in appearance and taste much closer to dongcai冬菜 (preserved Chinese cabbages). While dongcai can appear in some clay pot rice dishes, this was clearly not what it should be. Second, this was not a pork patty. The meat was simply loose minced pork scattered on top of the rice, without any mixing or shaping. As a result, it lacked the cohesion, tenderness, and springy texture that define a proper pork patty. There was even a slight sour note, which felt off. Third, the "claypot sauce" was surprisingly slightly viscous, like Singaporean dark soy sauce, and had a strong ginger flavor. I also tried the rice roll sauce; it had a normal soy sauce texture, but the ginger flavor was still very strong, meaning it was still not authentic. Given the stated Taishan background, the lack of traditional structure and technique in this clay pot rice was quite surprising. Compared to Clay Pot Cafe in Boston Chinatown, which offers a way more authentic execution, the difference becomes even more apparent. That said, to be fair, the rice itself was decent: grains were distinct, and there was a noticeable wok aroma. Milk Tea: The old menu called it "Hong Kong style milk tea," while the new menu simply said "milk tea," which seems more accurate. It was bitter at first, then intensely sweet, not fragrant at all--very weird. As someone who grew up in Guangdong, it's honestly frustrating to see it reduced to something so off. If you're looking for an authentic Cantonese clay pot rice experience, this would likely be a disappointing stop.

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    Chili Square - Spicy Chicken Biang Biang Noodle, Spicy Cumin Lamb Burger

    Chili Square

    4.1(248 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $$

    Chili Square is a no frills restaurant that serves delicious noodles! They have remodeled the…read morerestaurant since the last time I've visited... such a nice upgrade ;) Keep in mind, Chili Square is CASH ONLY so make sure to have some cash on you. There used to be a Bank of America ATM right across the street but it seems like it is no longer there unfortunately. Their biang biang noodles are fire & you really can't go wrong with getting the dry version or with soup. Honestly, this has been my favorite spot to get noodles lately. Last week, I literally went here almosevery day for dinner (I wish I was kidding). My favorite dishes to order from here include: - Cumin Lamb Biang Biang Noodles - Cumin Lamb Biang Biang Noodle Soup - Fish Filet with Chili Pepper - Chongching Chicken with Chili Pepper Visually, the dishes don't look like generous portions but actually they're quite filling! The cumin lamb Biang Biang noodles (w/o soup) is generally my go-to because it's SO FLAVORFUL. The lamb is cooked well & doesn't taste gamey at all. It's a tad spicy but won't kill you hahaha. They do have another version of this dish that comes with soup & it's a great option if you're feeling a soup. This also has amazing flavor but of course, not as flavorful as the dry version since it comes with soup. I highly recommend getting the fish filet with chili peppers if you love a fried fish! They make it incredibly crispy without making the fish taste dry. This is perfect with a bowl of rice. Now, the chongching chicken wings have to be the spiciest dish out of my favorites. This is a great snack! I usually get this to share if I'm eating here with a group or if I'm getting takeout, I'll get this as an entree.The pieces are crispy, spicy, and juicy. What more can you ask for? SO GOOD. For dine in, it is Cash Only. If you do takeout and don't have cash/want to go grab cash, what I like to do is order through UberEats. This way, it charges credit card & you can just go in to pick it up or choose for delivery.

    Chili Square is a small Chinese restaurant specializing in hand-pulled noodles and Northwestern…read moreChinese cuisine. We walked into a simple, modest space with only a handful of tables, the kind of casual neighborhood eatery where the focus is clearly on the food rather than the surroundings. The dining room was tight and functional, with a no-frills setup that kept the attention on the noodles coming out of the kitchen. The energy was practical and unpretentious, and the steady flow of customers reflected its reputation as a destination for anyone craving authentic Chinese noodle dishes. The hand-pulled noodles are the highlight of the menu. We ordered a few different styles and found the Biang Biang noodles standing out with their wide, chewy texture that held up well to the bold sauces. The Lanzhou beef noodle soup offered a lighter broth paired with freshly stretched noodles that had a clean, satisfying bite. The spicy lamb hand-pulled noodles were another popular choice, combining tender meat with a flavorful sauce that had a satisfying amount of heat. Beyond the noodles, the cumin lamb burger, steamed dumplings, and cold skin noodles provided plenty of variety if we wanted to explore more of the menu. Each dish arrived hot and well assembled, and the portions were generous for the price. The restaurant operates with a very straightforward, self-service style. Seating is limited, and the dining room fills up quickly during busy hours, so waiting for a table is common. The service is fairly minimal, with the emphasis placed on getting the food out rather than providing a full-service dining experience. Water and utensils are self-serve, and the overall experience feels more like grabbing an authentic meal than dining somewhere with polished hospitality. It is also worth knowing that Chili Square is cash only, so planning ahead will save you from any surprises when it is time to pay. The staff moved through the room efficiently, and the noodles came out hot and freshly pulled. Overall, Chili Square is a great choice if you are looking for authentic hand-pulled noodles and bold Northwestern Chinese flavors. The small space, cash-only policy, and simple service require a little flexibility, but the freshly made noodles and generous portions make it well worth the visit if the food is your main priority.

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    Cups available to pour water for yourself

    Chili Square - Cumin Lamb Biang Biang Noodle Soup / 孜然羊肉汤 Biáng Biáng 面

    Cumin Lamb Biang Biang Noodle Soup / 孜然羊肉汤 Biáng Biáng 面

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    Fairy Cafe

    Fairy Cafe

    4.3(342 reviews)
    2.3 mi
    $$

    Growing up in Quincy, this has been my go to spot since middle school. The menu has expanded quite…read morea bit since its opening but my favorite and go to is still their Tom Yum noodle soup. Though not a Thai restaurant, their Tom Yum noodle soup is just the best. They let you choose the type of noodle you want which is really nice if you want to customize and have a preference for noodles. Other favorites I recommend from the menu are the fried oysters and the green tea smoothie. Wish I could recommend more since it's such a big menu but I keep sticking to the same things so I can't personally speak to them. Others have tried the rice dishes etc and liked them a lot as well so I really don't think you can go wrong.

    Fairy cafe is a local establishment and an underrated one. They recently updated their ayce hotpot…read moremenu and I went to lunch since it was a good deal. I got sat right away and after i put in my order the food came pretty quickly. Everything was standard, nothing totally delicious but nothing terrible at all. The service was great, all the staff was attentive. One thing I wish they had was a sauce bar (i went during lunch so not sure if they have it for dinner). They are usually known for their ramen and other dishes which I have gotten before and was delicious! I definitely would come back here but hoping they add a sauce bar soon!

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    Staff are always so lovely towards the little ones!

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    Fairy Cafe

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    Cloud Asian Fusion & Bar - Jellyfish salad

    Cloud Asian Fusion & Bar

    4.5(234 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Excellent food. Great atmosphere. Wonderful menu choices: this restaurant has it all…read more Also recommended by phantom gourmet, and they rarely if ever are wrong. I have been here 3 times now and I'm excited every time. My waitress and service were great as well. I highly suggest the ginger lobster, crab curry and half price apps, happy hour which is select hours Monday thru Thursday.

    I love Asian fusion restaurants…read more Highly recommend the crab Rangoon mozzarella sticks!!! 9/10 They're crispy and unique. Kinda heavy on the cream cheese and not sure how much crab they actually put in there but was bussin nonetheless. Their drinks are also so good and I LOVE Asian fusion drinks! Their henny mango drink was good. 10/10 And Thai tea martini was good!! 10/10 Love the creativity and execution, strong, flavorful and unique. Their portions are big enough so don't over order like we did lol We also got the chicken wing special and the picture looked better than the actual dish it was p much sweet and sour chicken wings. Not bad but I would skip 7.5/10 Beef broccoli was good but salty wish it came with rice and it lowkey came out cold, if it was hot I think it would've been v good. 8/10 Short rib tbh was just a baby back rib I was hoping for more Asian flavor over bbq. was still good but nothing revolutionary 8/10 Soft shell crab also came a little cold, I've had soft shell crab at a Michelin place in Vietnam so my standards were pretty high for this one. It was ok! Small amount of crab and had a slight bitter taste some bites. 6/10 Duck bao, pretty average. 7/10 My piece had a big piece of fat and I wish the skin was crispy, was ok. Ordered way too much cause the menu is GIGANTIC. we couldn't choose. So big back = big bill lol. Service is standard, our waiter was nice but the restaurant had made a mistake on our order and still charged us for it, they made the correction but the manager should've just took the mistake off the bill completely as it was the lesser priced items out of our big bill.

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    Bar

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    Jellyfish salad

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    Taipei Cuisine - A19. Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings

    Taipei Cuisine

    3.5(326 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$

    Every dish here at Taipei never disappoints! Food here is always consistent and delicious. Soup…read moredumplings here is 10/10 and love the spicy fish here too Service is friendly and fast. Its one of the places where I am not afraid of trying new dishes. Also love the lunch special here, you get to choose 1 or 3 dishes, comes with rice and soup. Never left the restaurant disappointed

    For an experience in Taipei Cuisine, look no further than here!…read moreWe had a group after Sunday Mass and walked over to be served the most amazing dishes I have ever eaten or tried in my life! We had an array of different and delicious dishes that I could not describe but one dish that tasted amazing was a Tofu fried dish and I received a warning not to smell it but eat it! Ha! And I did! It was SO delicious! I can be wrong but I thought I heard them say it was Stinky Fried Tofu! Which I to looked on the menu and did not find it! In any case, look at my photos of our choices and you will see it was a FOOD HEAVENS DELIGHT! I throughly enjoy each and every taste! This experience was a wonderful treat to spend lunchtime surrounding around a round table with a lazy Susan and trying the multiple dishes before you! The soups were so tasty that I forgo the spoon to lifting the soup bowl to my lips so that I will not miss a drop of that SOUP! Service was excellent, the place is very appealing and super clean! I need to come back at dome point SOON!

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    A19. Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings

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    Wealth Seafood Restaurant

    Wealth Seafood Restaurant

    3.9(47 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    Probably my top choice for Cantonese and Cantonese seafood in the area, Wealth is a small place,…read morebut definitely punches above its weight. Despite its size, Wealth is good for larger groups, with its sizeable round tables with lazy susans. Plus the restaurant is quite clean and does not have that dumpster or unknown stench that I detect at some Chinatown spots. The seafood here is strong, but other offerings are good as well. Their noodles have good wok flavor and are generously-portioned. I like their salt & pepper chicken wings as a party food or appetizer. Though a bit pricey, their black pepper beef on a sizzling pan is a bit of a show-stopper, with pretty tenderized beef. Even the vegetable entrees aren't bad as well. Their stir-fried peapod stems are pretty good. They'll work with you if you are vegan/vegetarian. Service is probably its weakness, even with the understanding that it's a Chinese restaurant and I order in Cantonese. They'll try to hurry you along at the end of a meal. One waiter even asked, "Are you done?" Before I could retort he said, "We're running a business here". The FOH is pretty nice and is prompt. The restaurant is literally across the street from the Wollaston T stop, so getting here without a car is totally possible.

    This is as authenticly Chinese as it gets. Great for rowdy group dinners with delicious…read morefamily-style meals. It is quite cramped and noisy inside so don't be shy and speak loudly as if you are back in the motherland.

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    Wealth Seafood Restaurant
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