Hands down, the best and most authentic hidden gem Chinese Restaurant in Boston. Good portions, fair prices, helpful staff, very tasty, and lots of options. There is a surprise side dish with every visit! A true example of cuisine over ambiance. They are quite a modest-looking place, but the food speaks loudly with excellent presentation and taste. Their food is as good or better than restaurants charging twice as much.

All hot dishes definitely met our expectations (as a picky eater). The eggplant was surprising flavorful and tender. It was packed during dinner hour, and the server took a little bit longer to take the order and bring up the food. Overall good experience!

I recently went to Bamboo house and had a great experience overall. The food was flavorful, with a variety of traditional Chinese dishes that were well-prepared. While the dishes were enjoyable, the standout of the experience was definitely the service. The person on the phone who helped us with our order was incredibly professional and attentive. They took the time to listen to our preferences and made thoughtful recommendations. When we arrived, the service continued to impress. The staff was friendly and efficient, checking in just the right amount to ensure we had everything we needed without being overbearing. It was clear that the team takes pride in providing excellent service, and that made the meal much more enjoyable. Overall, while the food was great, the excellent service truly enhanced the experience. I’ll definitely be coming back to Bamboo House not just for the tasty dishes, but for the top-tier service as well.

I came here after a long day to enjoy some convenient food, the food was warm and delectable but I found a hair although it was just extra protein, The staff was amazing though don’t get me wrong, this kid named Rick at the front counter filled the atmosphere with joy and comfort taking my order with excellent and perpetual customer service.

I have been ordering from here for many years. The husband and wife owners are very friendly. Sometimes a little hard to understand, but friendly. Mostly takeout but they do hae a dozen booths. I give them a 4 because they have one of the best Egg Rolls in the state. Generally their appetizers are really good. Great Beef Teriyaki, Crab Rangoon's, Chicken Wings, Boneless Spareribs, Peking Ravioli's, Pork Strips and their Hot and Sour Soup. Their entrées can be hit or miss. I usually add my own spices to get it where I want. The Egg Roll alone is worth stopping in.

First time orders were pretty tasty. Ingredients seemed fresh, not too greasy, and I felt full. But of course I was really hungry too, so may have biased me a bit. But price is awesome for what you get and compared to others in the area and towns. We will have to try this place again. Like other reviewers, the place can use redecorating. But if that will increase the price, I don’t mind the retro look for good food. It does look relatively clean and I agree that if it looked more clean, more people would recommend the place and not say “it’s a dump, but go for the food”. Not sure if it resent my changed ownership but some of said it isn’t as good as it use to be. But we’ll give it a few more tries to see if it’s consistent. For service, it was take out, the host could be more friendly and polite.

This is mostly a to-go restaurant. I really wanted to love this place as it is close to where I live. The one thing they do an absolute great job with is their pork fried rice. I base my reviews against other establishments, overall flavor and value. Their egg rolls are mostly cabbage. In New England the elite egg rolls are more celery and pork. The plain cabbage gives them very little flavor. You definitely need to add duck sauce, mustard and maybe a little soy. The beef teriyaki is on the dry side. The flavors are more of a sugar sweet unlike most places that have hints of ginger and soy. The lobster sauce has a nice flavor. However the sauce has a viscosity equal to water and the pork to sauce ratio is 3:1. Very little pork and a lot of sauce. Pork is either extremely fine, or big chunks. Not your traditional lobster sauce. I liked the Generals chicken, although the pieces were big. The Kung Pao dishes are made with jalapeño peppers and container more veggies than meat. I really love Chinese food but I think I am done waisting money at this establishment.

My family and I love this restaurant! It is hands down the best Chinese restaurant in the area. Fusion Express took a well deserved break for a month and we were craving it. We tried other Chinese places in the area, but they just don't compare to Fusion Express. The best items on the menu are the chicken fried rice, chicken lo mein, wonton soup, and the Wor Bar special. We definitely recommend this restaurant!

We just moved to the area in August from Washington state and this is the best Chinese food we've had in a long time. It's my picky kids new favorite. This was my 2nd time ordering and my kids love their beef teriyaki and chow mein. Best ragoon I've ever had. The people working here are awesome. The guy who has delivered both times is awesome and really polite and nice. My driveway is hard to get in and my house is hard to find and he brings us our food hot each time. This is our new family favorite for days I don't want to cook or we are just to busy. Last time we had egg rolls and sweet and sour chicken and they were great too.

First time I had food from there, my partner had ordered us some. I had House Rice and she had ordered beef rice noodles, and had some chicken teriyaki. And I thought it was really delicious! I loved how the rice looked, it wasn't dark like others, had a nice light color to it, and the meat was so tender then anywhere I had it from. I recommend! My partner and I had said the next day the next day the food leftover is better!!.

This is by far the best Chinese food in the area. I have not had a bad item on the menu. All the food is fresh, and cooked with real quality meat. The bartenders are great and friendly. The drinks are strong and good. Highly recommend.

Overpriced. Every time we order, they include the smallest container of duck sauce FOR MULTIPLE ORDERS. So we spent almost 50.00 for lunch and have about 1 ounce of duck sauce. The mini pupu platter is 17.95 now and has dried and overcooked food. It literally looks like leftovers.

OMG!!! Finally I am writing this review!! This is the best Chinese Take out that I’ve ever eaten during 5 years living in Massachusetts. This restaurant makes delicious food, so tasty, warm and very good served. Just watch the pictures!!! This food is real!!

The food is decent. Boneless spare ribs are rubbery but the lo mein is good. The woman is rude and obnoxious.

Tried for the first time tonight! Waiter was very friendly, and everything was very quick. Was slightly surprised at the smaller portion of rice, it was so delicious i wanted more! Best tasting food out of a chinese/japanese place I’ve ever had! Interior was very cozy and clean. I think we will be making this our new spot!

Li's Brothers Inn is some of the only locally found, actual and authentic Chinese food I have found since living here for 3 years. The owners, our server and the food were all a fantastic, warm and delicious experience. They treated myself and my family, like family. We dined in and hopefully will be back many times over the years. I appreciated the conversation as much as dinner! Please give them a try!

Stopped in last night after work, I can't say enough about how fresh and tasty my take out order was 😋. The service was great, staff was friendly, food was ready on time from the time I specified when I ordered on line. The egg fried rice was quite the hit along with the Crab Rangoon.

although I order the same thing but in different forms and both cost the same thing like kung po shrimp and shrimp low mein the size of the shrimp in the low mein is as big as seeds. While The kung po is large. The place is pricey for the food portion. And why there is no rice. The low mien was delivered in a rice box while the kung po shrimp was delivered in proper food container. Hope they fix these issues. It’s not the first time I eat Chinese food and it is easy to compare… not recommended

Cheoy Lee’s is our family’s favorite! They are always consistent with their flavors and quick service. Everything we order here is always outstanding and never greasy. We will be continuing our business with them for years to come.

Service was wonderful. Food was done quickly and the person who brought out my food seemed very kind. The space was relatively big if you wanted to eat there. We ordered chicken wings, shrimp fried rice, and chicken fingers. Not a huge fan of the rice but the fingers, shrimp, and the wings were great. Total was about $48 for everything and we were able to feed 4 of us. I think it was worth the price.

Decent/average Chinese food, well prepared and seasoned; good portions (lunch specials). Prices are good for what you get. The building looks like a dump from the outside. Interiors are much better and the restaurant is clean. Ample parking out front. OK as a pit stop if you’re traveling and need a bite to eat.

I have been here a couple of times for dinner. Food portions are good and not too expensive. Food was delicious but drinks are expensive though. Scorpions bowls are good. Service is quick within 5 minutes food was already being brought to the table. Recommend going if you are ever in the area. Never disappoints me.

The food was good, the server not so much. She didnt seem to be happy to be there. She never smiled and just came to take my order and deliver my food. Not personable at all. I had ordered a hot tea and asked for sugar, she gave me one pack which simply isnt enough for me but i didnt even feel like calling her back over to ask for more because i felt like she probably would have gotten annoyed and responded negatively which would have triggered me to react negatively in return. The general gos chicken (however you spell it) was good, its probably the best ive had since Covid, and ive tried it from all the top places in worcester. The salad that came w my order was blah, the sushi roll was good, and the spring roll was good. I would order it again but i wouldnt dine in there again due to the poor service.

Fabulous! Went on a quiet night after a long day of work and everything was delicious! Nice blend of Chinese, Japanese, and even Thai favorites. Sushi was very nice, curry soup was warm and delicious, Mongolian beef was fresh and good, and the General Tso’s Chicken was crispy and fresh with a nice sauce - the best I’ve had (tasted fresh - not sitting under a heat lamp like the mall Chinese food).