Elena “Rena” Christian
+4
Yummy no frills clay pot spot in Chinatown. Restaurant is very small and likely can only accommodate groups up to 5.
Menu was small so the service was pretty fast.
We got the eel and fish pots. The eel I would order again. The fish had a very strong smell which made the food hard to eat at first. It seems like the sausage one more popular so I'll have to try that the next time I come here.
This Hong Kong-style restaurant is a winner! Every dish we tried was spot-on, from the savory to the sweet. The flavors were on point, and the variety was impressive. A definite go-to for an authentic Hong Kong dining experience.
Ordered the abalone, sausage, and mushroom claypot.
Very good but the sausage was a little on the salty side. They take time cooking so quality is pretty good. Prices are reasonable.
It's a simple, tiny place with few tables, so a bit claustrophobic when crowded. We would go back, but try to avoid busy times.
Delicious and authentic Chinese food! They are no longer CASH only and instead take card/Apple Pay. Relatively small place but food comes within a reasonable amount of time and super flavorful, delicious. We tried the Yellow Eel Claypot (small, picture shown) and the Salted Fish with Eggplant which might be a little smelly for some people but taste wise it is quite delicious. This was mostly enough for two people!
The overall atmosphere is great, it's homey feeling. The food is great, the Claypot could use some more salt or flavor. Good value.
It's a rare find in Boston for sure. Don't expect much in service and seating, it's a quite small place.
Taste: I came across this place when I read about this place possibly being the best clay pot rice in Boston, and to my surprise I think this is one of the top clay pot rice I have tasted. The rice dish is very good, each rice on its own to a degree, the crispy edges are very tasteful and crunchy. This is only acceptable if you are okay with greasy food to a degree, but it's a nice treat once in a while. The other dishes I have were not much of a surprise.
Service: barely any, set your expectation.
Cost: very cheap for a place in city. Be warn of the service, so tipping will feel like you have been cheated out of you. Also cash only.
I highly recommend this place if you're looking for a quick cheap meal that's centered around rice.
This place is super tasty, cheap, and filling! The atmosphere is cozy because it's a small place so come earlier than rush hour! I got the chicken and Chinese sausage hot pot and stir fried yu- choy. They prepare it more traditionally so it's not heavy on salt and all that other stuff, just enough flavoring to be tasty but not overpowering. 10/10 would recommend!
CASH ONLY! It’s a “hole in the wall” tucked in a corner building kind of restaurant, but it’s good! Come here for a variety of clay pot rice, it’s take awhile to cook, so be patience. While waiting for the rice, definitely order their herbal soup! I ordered the oxtail herbal soup ($10) and pork patty with salted fish clay pot rice ($10.75) and while waiting, spicy curry fish balls ($5). Delicious & will come back for sure!
Loved the food here! Definitely a hole-in-the-wall type of spot but very authentic in taste. My husband got the Chinese sausage and chicken clay pot and I got the minced beef and egg clay pot. Both were delicious! I love how the rice got crispy where it touches the clay pot—added some nice flavor and texture. If I lived in Boston, I’d love to come here often for some nice comfort food!!
Small restaurant with big flavors . They make the dumplings in house and they were awesome. The book choy was delicious as well. We got a rice clay pot with bacon and sausages and it was delicious as well.
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