Open until midnight and a long-time favourite of Boston chefs. Order the lobster with ginger a...
Best Boston Chinatown Eats
This Chinatown eating guide is for Boston newcomers and regulars who want to cover the neighborhood's best tables in one trip. The stops sit along Tyler, Essex, Oxford and Washington Streets, with one on Bedford Street at the edge of Downtown Crossing.
Peach Farm is a late-night Cantonese favorite of local chefs; order lobster with ginger and scallion from the live tanks. Dumpling Cafe is the place for Mini Juicy Buns and long, crisp Taiwan-style pan-fried dumplings. At Gene's Chinese Flatbread Cafe, the belt-wide, hand-pulled Xi'an noodles with cumin lamb are the order. Hei La Moon and China Pearl roll dim sum carts between banquet tables, with har gow, shu mai and egg tarts. Taiwan Cafe, Shojo and Pho Pasteur add more range. Come early on weekends to beat the dim sum crowds at Hei La Moon.
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Go for the Mini Juicy Buns (soup dumplings) and the long crisp Taiwan-style pan-fried dumpling...
A sister to Dumpling Cafe with a similarly huge menu and quick service. Get the pan-fried pork...
Hand-pulled, belt-wide noodles in the Xi'an style are the thing here; order the cumin lamb noo...
One of Chinatown's biggest dim sum rooms, with carts rolling between banquet tables. Dim sum r...
A long-running Tyler Street dining room for weekend dim sum and Cantonese banquets. Order har...
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