We got the scallion pancakes, crab rangoons, west lake beef soup, general Tao’s chicken, dry-fried shredded beef, crispy sweet & sour fish fillet, Golden silver egg pea pod leaves, vegetarian Ma Po tofu, vegetable fried rice. It was truly the best Chinese food I’ve had in the Boston area. The dry-fried shredded beef and golden silver pea pod leaves were my favorite. The general tso’s chicken was the most scrumptious I’ve had to this date. We also ordered egg custard buns and pumpkin sesame rice balls for dessert and they were a spectacular finish to our meal! Highly recommend for authentic chinese food with welcoming ambience!

In Brief: Very tasty, hits the spot when I'm craving authentic food! In Long: I've been 2 times now, and also ordered delivery via ubereats once on thanksgiving. Haven't been disappointed yet. Food is fast, hot, and flavorful. I like how the dishes are served in a 'shareable' style. When you order a dish, that thing is big, and I hope you come with some friends and enjoy the feeling of eating together (or fighting over tasty food together!) Don't forget to order rice (that big plate was just 4 bucks!), because no meal is complete without it. I also recommend asking for hot tea. I'm pretty sure they serve you Jasmine tea when you ask for tea, which is really nice to wash down any spicyness or greasiness throughout the meal. Whenever I end up in the area, I try to stop by so one day I can say I've tried every dish. So far I've tried and enjoyed: salt and pepper spare ribs, double cooked pork, jumbo shrimp, cumin lamb(you gotta try this at least once), tangerine crispy beef, and I enjoyed some duck dishes on thanksgiving. We usually can't finish everything and they pack it up for you very neatly. Next time I might order extra rice just to take home lol. Hopefully i can add on to this giant word wall as I go more often. I recommend taking a chance and stopping by with friends if you're willing to try new things ^^

I always thought Thai food was good, so here I am. Little Buddha is a really good Thai restaurant. Everything is creamy with curry. The meat is juicy and sometimes crunchy. I really like this restaurant and I recommend it.

We visited for dinner and tried several dishes: chicken satay, Tom Yum soup, Gang Kuar Goong (curry shrimp), Gang Ped Yang (roasted duck), and fried banana. The overall taste was decent but not particularly memorable. The roasted duck is nice with its crispy texture and rich flavor, although the accompanying sauce was a bit too salty. The shrimp was fresh and enjoyable. However, the other dishes were just average. The price felt steep for its atmosphere—$7 for five tiny banana rolls and $19 for a small bowl of curry shrimp. Our total bill came to $80 including tips, which didn’t quite seem justified by the experience. Perhaps lunchtime might offer better value.

Such an amazing experience! The food was fresh & amazing. They gave our son an ice cream cone just to see him smile. My husband had the ramen and I had the Korean fried chicken- both were amazing!

I stopped by this place out of random, I am from Jersey so this is definitely not around the corner from this place , but when I tell you I AM SO GLAD I WALKED INTO THIS PLACE, small yet comfortable intimate spot - I had ordered the Spicy ramen and added bulgogi beef and chicken to it. This wasn’t food , it was an experience! THERE WAS SO MUCH FLAVOR to everything I WAS UPSET THAT I WAS ALREADY TOO FULL TO FINISH. But I will be back again !!!!

I had such a wonderful time at Ninja Bubble Tea! This small, unassuming spot is truly a hidden gem and absolutely worth a visit. Despite being a bit of a hole in the wall, it was packed with people, and the atmosphere was lively and inviting. The decor brought me a wave of nostalgia—it reminded me of my childhood bedroom, with all the vibrant posters and quirky accessories adorning the walls. It’s such a fun and cozy vibe! The food and drinks were just as impressive. I can’t say enough about the coconut milk tea—it was absolutely delicious and quickly became a favorite of mine. I’ve visited twice now, once with my friend from New York and another time with my sisters, and both experiences were fantastic. The service was consistently great, with friendly staff who made us feel welcome and well taken care of. Ninja Bubble Tea has definitely earned a spot on my list of go-to places. I’m already looking forward to stopping by again for more food and drinks! If you’re in the area, don’t miss out on this little treasure.

Decor was a bit, homely. Was pretty all over the place. Think the menu should be shrunk down to cater something they excel at. I think restaurants should be places people go for specific dishes, 'the best of X' sort of deal. No one goes to a Chinese place for pizza sort of thing. This place probably could do this with the assorted pancake or bahn mi. Had the bibimbap, assorted pancake, fruit smoothie and bulgogi beef banh mi. Liked the pancake and banh mi. The bibimbap was okay. Each of the sides around the rice were kind of bland. Like they were a bit old so the flavor became mild. Could use sharper kimchi, more sesame flavor on the bean sprouts, more acidic pickles. Thankful for the gochujaang, it sort of needed it. The bubble teas were okay. The bubble weren't fresh so they didn't have the supple chewiness stores that special in bubble tea only strive for. I think the store tries to do too much so the quality suffers. Should just focus on a few things that are fresh. Really I don't know what kind of store this is. Is it bubble tea? Vietnamese? Korean? Japanese? I put in the place in my Google maps and the my car rambles on that directions to 'Ramen-Pho-Korean BBQ- Mozarella Corn dogs, #1 Pumpkin spice' etc etc. That's too much. That's not even a name. All for expansion to cater to audiences, but you can't please everyone. People go to bubble tea stores for good drinks, fresh tea and bubbles, not syrup and powder. People go to Korean BBQ restaurants for good Korean. And Vietnamese restaurants for good bahn mi and pho. You don't go to Chinese for pizza. Service was quick and nice. Very friendly people persons. If the restaurant is doing great (as suggested by such high star rating and number of reviews) then great; but in my opinion, the huge menu suggests that the restaurant is trying to reach other audiences to expand business. I think it should just be a really good X store. People will go to the really good X store when they want X.

Taj Indian Cuisine was everything we imagined and more. The atmosphere and service were top tier and the food was just off the charts. Explosively favored and seasoned I couldn’t believe have powerful and flavorful everything was. My boyfriend and I will definitely come back for another date night here for sure!

I ordered the masala dosa, django mango, and lamb rogan josh. The food was amazing, and the service was quick!! They gave us complimentary dessert too