A hearty bowl of spicy broth, tender beef, and noodles, infused with bold flavors and a touch of heat.
Meat • Asian • Lunch • Sushi
"We are extremely disappointed! China House used to be our favorite Chinese restaurant, but since the new management took over, the food has dramatically declined in quality. It's incredibly salty, and the meat was nearly inedible. To make matters worse, their prices have skyrocketed. We ended up paying $44 for three meals, and we couldn't finish any of them. I truly hope they pay attention to the feedback. We'll genuinely miss the old restaurant and its previous owners."
Thai • Asian • Sushi • Chinese
"I had been enjoying my experiences at this restaurant until I found a long hair in my crab rangoon while taking a bite. The hair was tangled up inside the rangoon. When I called to report this, I was asked to take a picture and send it over. I was told there are no women working in the kitchen, even though I've seen cashiers coming from there during our many visits. The only option they offered was for me to bring in the hair along with the rest of the rangoon for an exchange. The customer service was very disappointing; they didn't even consider offering a credit. I will not be returning and will recommend that our family and friends avoid this place as well due to the poor service."
Tea • Asian • Chinese • Chicken
"I regret not taking a photo of our food, it was prepared fresh and hot and was so appetizing and delicious we just couldn 't pause to take a picture of it. We got the Dinner Special which comes with the entree, fried rice, and an eggroll. A large meal for sure, we took at least half of ours home with us. I had the Bourbon Chicken, which I highly recommend, but the extensive menu offers many other tempting dishes that I am looking forward to trying. Order at the counter, find a seat at a table, and they will call you back up to the counter when your order is ready. Steady take-out business going on as well while we were there. Parking: Storefront location in a strip mall."
Pizza • Asian • Chinese • Vegetarian
"this is my absolute favorite place to go when I look for delicious Asian food in tristate, and everything is vegan. the variety of choices is endless, and somehow they manage to make every amazing dish. I've been there for years and always had the best experiences with them, with everything I ordered. I can't say that about too many places, but they really knock it out of the park for me, and the ambiente is also wonderful. I'm bringing everyone I know who's going through? highly recommended!"
Asian • Pickup • Salads • Chinese
Soup • Wine • Chinese • Noodles
"The service from our waiter was excellent. The food was decent, but the restaurant did not have a socially distanced setup, which may be a concern for some. Unfortunately, they were out of the soup dumplings we had planned to order. Despite these setbacks, we had an overall pleasant experience. We may return in the future when they are open again for indoor dining and when safety measures are in place."
Tea • Soup • Pasta • Casual
"For the past three years I’ve loved coming here for group meals! Authentic affordable Chinese food with varied selection and attentive service staff. We never have to wait for a table, and always leave feeling satisfied! My go to spot in Cambridge for sure."
Asian • Lunch • Chinese
Tea • Pub • Soup • Chinese
"Best in Town. I cant speak highly enough about Peking House as I have never had anything other than a wonderful experience there. The restaurant is a mix of quaint casual Chinese mixed with some quirkiness. The bar and tvs for example feels like an odd touch in a dimly lit restaurant where they serve you tea with your meal even. Ha. I love it though and they dont distract from your visit. I have tried a number of dishes, but my favorite and go-to is the Sesame Chicken. Unlike Sesame Chicken from most takeout Chinese spots, this chicken is super tender inside and flash fried for a crispy outside. It has just the right amount of sauce and is delicious. The star though is the dumplings and sauce. Hands down the BEST dumplings and sauce Ive had at any Chinese Restaurant ever. I also think the subgum soup is very good. The wait staff has always been very sweet and courteous as well as accommodating. The owner is very friendly and will greet you/make small talk if its not overly busy. I have no negatives I can even begin to point out for Peking House, so I'd say to avoid the more expensive and less tasty Asian Bistro and come here. Well worth it."
Asian • Lunch • Bistro • Asiatic
"I discovered this little gem when venturing out from my hotel (Doubletree Downtown) to find something quick to eat. It?s located in a little mall with many other restaurants and shops selling Asian cuisine and cultural items. I ordered the Bulgogi beef andcrab rangoon (it?s called something else on the menu) to go. I had a short wait after placing my order and then my fold wasserved to me nice and sealed in a bag. It was FRESH! By the time I made it back to my hotel, it was still pretty hot. Theserving size was great, I had plenty of leftovers. The beef was delicious and flavorful and the rice was cooked well. Highlyrecommend!"
Grill
Sushi
Pizza • Asian • Sushi • Chinese
"The food is amazing! They consistently deliver exactly what you're craving, often with an even better twist. The staff are incredibly friendly and accommodating. However, I think the restaurant could benefit from a renovation, as the decor feels quite outdated and a bit dull. Other than that, it’s a fantastic place!"
Cafe • Asian • Chinese • Breakfast
"The food is decent, but the service leaves a lot to be desired. We placed a takeout order, and even after waiting 30 minutes, the food was not ready. This has happened to us several times; we arrive at the time they promise, only to find our order still isn't prepared. After two experiences of waiting much longer than promised, we’ve decided not to return for a third."
Asian • Fast Food
Chinese • Chicken • Healthy • Chicken
"Just happened to be in the city last night to visit our friends and we all decided to get a Chinese takeout for dinner. We ordered a total of 6 items: 2 appetizers and 4 entrées. For the 2 appetizers, we got potstickers and vegetable egg rolls, which were both recommended by our friends. I really liked the potstickers which were super plump and stuffed with so much meat. The vegetable egg rolls were also nice, but I thought they were a little bit more on the saltier side, but they were not bad. And for the four entrées, we got: Twice cooked pork this entrée was really good. The portion was pretty generous, and it came with loads and loads of veggies cooked perfectly. I really enjoyed the char (or the fire blisters) on the cabbage. And I thought the pork belly added a nice umami to the entire dish, even though the pork could 've been more tender. And this dish had the right amount of spice in it and was not too spicy. So, I think everyone could enjoy this dish. Chicken with string beans this dish was just OK to me, because I thought that the green beans could 've been blistered or charred more to add more flavor depths. And I was expecting this dish to be a little bit more dry, but instead it was more saucy than I had expected, so that was a little unusual to me. But I thought the flavor was still nice, and I still really enjoyed it. Mongolian beef The Mongolian beef was probably my least favorite dish from what we ordered. I thought the flavor was nice, but what really threw me off was the consistency of the beef. I thought the beef was too soft, borderline mushy. I 'm really not sure what 's going on with this dish but my guess would be they used too much meat tenderizer? Vegetable fried rice OK, this vegetable fried rice really blew my mind. I was pleasantly surprised to find this vegetable fried rice to be extremely flavorful even though it had no meat whatsoever (although it did use eggs, just FYI). But the umami flavor that I got gave me a real serous meat vibe though maybe they used any non vegetable stock (such as chicken or beef bullion perhaps)? ....which I wouldn 't care about either way anyway, but I am curious. But I thought this fried rice was absolutely delicious. Overall, I would give this restaurant a general like , except for their mushy Mongolian beef. The price was more expensive than I was expecting from standard Chinese restaurants, but then again there has been so much inflation lately, and I 'm sure other restaurants have also increased their prices. So, as unfortunate as it is, I think it 's pretty expected now that all restaurants would be a bit more pricey nowadays. It was $100 give or take total."
Sushi • Noodles • Chinese
Cafés • Asian • Lunch • Chinese
"Only good for drinks!!! Teas!!Ordered the basil chicken entree in a hot dolsot $14.99, their spicy beef tendon noodle soup $15.99 and the oyster pancake $10.99. Two winter melon drinks $5 each. Everything came out to $57 for three dishes and two drinks.Came on Friday evening, it was busy but we were served quickly.The basil chicken was a 3/5, too many tiny bones I had to chew carefully to make sure I didn 't choke.It was annoying. It also did not come with any veggies just a few pieces of basil, I would have enjoyed a bok choy or maybe broccoli tossed in but no veg.If the bones don 't bother you then I 'd say give it a try, the flavor was okay, I did like the garlic and thinly sliced ginger it was savory, I give this dish a 3/5 but would not try again due to the bones.Their popular spicy beef tendon noodle soup was not that great. The beef was old it was not tender. I should have listened to one of the reviews that I read online that said that their beef is not tender and tastes old and rubbery. But I decided to give it a chance because the other reviews were positive.However, my beef was old and did not taste good. The broth with spicy but it had some kind of sour taste. I prefer yummy yummy noodle in Chinatown. They 're beef shank beef brisket are always tender and their broth is absolutely flavorful and costs less too. I would give the beef and tendon soup 2/5 do not recommend.The oyster pancake is similar to the pancakes you find in the frozen section of the Asian Mart. It was served with a very sweet sticky sauce on top. It tasted soggy and chewy overall and I think partly bc of all the sauce, maybe it should have been served on the side and also bc it was stuffed with ice berg lettuce which I disliked. I give it a 1/5, would not recommend.For the drinks I ordered the winter melon fruit lemon tea with ayiu which is like a jelly type boba. The drink tasted like a lemon citrus tea and the boba was soft and sweet. $5 for the regular size which is a great deal compared to Chinatown. We also ordered the winter melon mousse drink. It was served with a cheesy salty foam on top very tasty. Also $5 for regular size. I recommend these drinks.They have a large selection of teas. The regular is $5 and the large is $6.The regular size is a normal size you get in Chinatown but for $3 less. I will be returning to try their drinks.The red chairs that they have are extremely uncomfortable they 're made of this steel material and they dig into your thighs when you sit down. Unless you 're a child or a very small thighed person it 's very uncomfortable to sit in when eating.Overall this place was underwhelming, and I would not return for their food only to try their milk and fruit teas.Parking is very limited. Tiny lot."
Soup • Cafés • Pickup • Chinese
"The food at this place is not terrible l. When we went in person the service was actually pretty good. However, we placed an order on Uber eats and the person on the phone caught a nasty attitude. She was so nasty that we would not go there ever again. We accidentally order a wrong item. We called only for confirmation. She basically told us if we didn't know what we were ordering to don't order. Completely uncalled for!"