Favorite Chinese Restaurant in Boston?

BR wrote:
Buddhas Tavern in Peabody! Best Chinese food around.
(Posted on 1/17/11)

Hugh Jorgan wrote:
China Town in Weymouth. The epitome of consistency. Excellent every time!
(Posted on 1/17/11)

Dino wrote:
Victoria Seafood (Allston) for their salt and pepper Veal Chop. Bernard's (Chestnut Hill) for their Sunday dim sum (a little too pricey though).
(Posted on 1/17/11)

sammy wrote:
China delight is rated one of the top 100 chinese restaurant in usa. My fave! Good quality food!
(Posted on 1/17/11)

sctop wrote:
Rice Valley in West Newton, Bamboo in Dedham and China Sky in Wellesley are all good suburban Chinese outlets.
(Posted on 1/17/11)

Ktemps wrote:
The Wok in Wellesley is the freshest food around. Great spot, super staff and the best Mai Tai around!
(Posted on 1/18/11)

pn wrote:
All Seasons Table in Malden rocks!
(Posted on 5/17/11)

pg wrote:
Mu Lan in Waltham!!!
(Posted on 5/17/11)

C.K. wrote:
South Pacific in Newton. The old standard.
(Posted on 5/17/11)

rb wrote:
Buddha's tavern in Peabody! Best food around.
(Posted on 5/17/11)

GW wrote:
Wing's Kitchen on Hudson Street in Chinatown.
(Posted on 5/17/11)

Jesse wrote:
Sichuan Gourmet Framingham and Brookline- way better than pretty much all of the above, at least for Sichuan food. Golden Garden in Belmont is fantastic, and Peach Farm in Chinatown has amazing Peking Duck.
(Posted on 5/18/11)

k wrote:
Royal East in Cambridge.
(Posted on 5/18/11)

cc wrote:
Changsho - Mass Ave Cambridge - fantastic.
(Posted on 5/18/11)

tina wrote:
Shangri-la in Belmont and Royal East in Cambridge.
(Posted on 5/18/11)

john hughes wrote:
I second Shangri-la Belmont.
(Posted on 5/18/11)

jh wrote:
Victoria Seafood definitely has most affordable lunch and large portion you get app soup main and rice or lo mein for 5 bucks it's not bad either
(Posted on 5/18/11)

nc wrote:
Qingdao Garden in North Cambridge.
(Posted on 5/18/11)

sm wrote:
Ocean Wave in Chinatown.
(Posted on 5/18/11)

JG wrote:
Royal Dynasty in Wilmington for a sit down dinner or take out has been a staple in my life. For quick take out, Chopsticks Express in Tewksbury is great on the go!
(Posted on 8/15/11)

Ed W. wrote:
Big fan of Mandarin in Milford.
(Posted on 8/15/11)

jon ac wrote:
still love Golden Temple
(Posted on 8/15/11)

RAL wrote:
Sugar Cane in Peabody is consistently good!
(Posted on 8/15/11)

ali B wrote:
I love All Seasons Table in Malden and Su Changs in Peabody!!!!
(Posted on 8/15/11)

rgb wrote:
CK Shanghai in Wellesley is the best, both for Dim Sum & normal menu.
(Posted on 8/15/11)

cmcd wrote:
Shangri La and Gourmet Dumpling House...
(Posted on 8/15/11)

AM wrote:
I agree with Sichuan Gourmet Brookline and Peach Farm in Chinatown (also great seafood). Billy Tse's in the North End has always been a favorite of mine, although not really authentic. Haven't been there in a while, though.
(Posted on 8/15/11)

BMM wrote:
Belmont--Number One Taste (next to the Studio Cinema on Trapelo Rd) for take-out. Great food--good price points, friendly service. Even the finicky out of town relatives like it.
Sudbury--Lotus Blossom--on Rte 20--this group owns others with different names in different locations but I think this is their best. It is all good--eggplant in garlic sauce--mmmmmm!
(Posted on 1/21/12)

Mikey O wrote:
Golden Temple.
(Posted on 1/23/12)

RW wrote:
Shanghai Gate (lion's head casserole), Taiwan Cafe (xiao long bao and oyster/vermicelli soup), Peach Farm (lobster w/ginger and scallions).
(Posted on 1/23/12)

JP wrote:
China Blossom in North Andover, MA. You don't last for 50 years unless you're doing it right!
(Posted on 1/23/12)

JC wrote:
New Golden Gate!
(Posted on 1/23/12)

LCiampa wrote:
Gourmet Dumpling House in Chinatown.
(Posted on 1/23/12)

sandwich wrote:
For traditional Szechuan cuisine, check out Thailand cafe in the MIT/central area.
For Americanized Chinese food in the same area, Beijing Tokyo has great eat in/takeout that is cheap and refreshingly not greasy.
Mary Chung's is also excellent, but the flavors at Thailand were more pronounced and powerful.
I also used to go to the Szechuan gourmet in Billerica for lunch, but haven't been in several years.
(Posted on 1/23/12)

Dan N. wrote:
FuLoon, Malden
(Posted on 1/23/12)

JMH wrote:
Sichuan Garden - Brookline Village
(Posted on 1/23/12)

ec wrote:
Seven Stars in Rosi - if you haven't been you're making a mistake!
(Posted on 1/23/12)

Mike D. wrote:
Agree with All Seasons Table in Malden and Rick's Cafe Chung King in Billerica is excellent!
(Posted on 1/24/12)

JED wrote:
Jumbo Seafood in Newton Center,crispy salt & pepper anything, ginger scallion lobster, great dim sum on weekends (Jumbo Chinatown is not as good anymore)
(Posted on 1/24/12)

LJ wrote:
Golden Temple is still the standard. And I still love an old time favorite Kowloons.
(Posted on 1/24/12)

Lin @Beantown_Eats wrote:
Bernards in Chestnut Hill. It deserves every Best of Boston it's ever gotten. Boneless spare ribs are amazing and we never had anything less than really great food there.
(Posted on 1/24/12)

corky wrote:
Fuloon, Shangri-la, Thai Cafe (which is actually fabulous Szechuan) Windsor for dim sum in Chinatown, Mr. Wang's in Somerville for dumplings. EXNE in Inman for small plates. There's more.
(Posted on 1/24/12)