My boyfriend and I decided to visit this restaurant after a long and chilly day spent in the rain. We were seeking some comfort food to warm us up, and hot pot seemed like the perfect choice. It was actually the first time that Edward, my boyfriend, had ever been to a hot pot restaurant, so we were both excited to try something new together. We didn't hold back when it came to ordering. We treated ourselves to the A5 Wagyu, which was absolutely worth every penny. In addition to that, we also indulged in other delicious fixings such as quail eggs, a mushroom combo, watercress, and lamb. The variety of ingredients made our hot pot experience even more enjoyable. One particular highlight of our meal was the pork bone broth that we selected. It was bursting with flavor and added an extra layer of richness to our hot pot. I highly recommend giving it a try if you ever visit this restaurant. Aside from the tasty food, the restaurant itself had a charming atmosphere. It's an ideal place for a casual get-together with friends or a romantic date night. There's even a bar available, which adds to the overall experience. The staff members were incredibly friendly and attentive, making our dining experience even more pleasant. All in all, our visit to this hot pot restaurant was a delightful experience. We left feeling satisfied, both in terms of our appetites and the overall dining experience. I would definitely recommend giving it a try if you're in the mood for some comforting and delicious hot pot.

Easily the best Hot Pot in Massachusetts. Dare you to prove me wrong! This place has a great setup. You can easily seat a group of people for a long dinner or sit at the bar and have a pot all to yourself. The cuts of meet are very fresh, very thin, and a broth selection to satisfy all taste buds. I’m a big meat eater, however what I think sets this place apart from the competition is the vegetables. Large selection and everything is as fresh as it gets. I personally love going for lunch for the all ya can stuff buffet.

Should you go out of your way to come here? Probably not. Should you come here if you live in the area? Definitely yes. Excellent value for what you’re paying for, and the food was prepared super fast. Even ”small” portions represent 2 meals for a person with typical appetite. I was especially surprised by the chicken skewers, as they were a bit juicier than I am used to eating at other similar places. Be prepared to pay in cash if you are ordering at the window.

I got the garlic broccoli, the sweet sour pork and shrimp with veggies - all separate meals with brown rice. That was all $27. I ate dinner and had enough left over to store in 3 separate food containers for meal prep. That makes 4 meals for $27, that's $7 a meal! With whopping servings of veggies, and protein, and high fiber grains! I was definitely satisfied. At the end of a long day, I just wanna have food ready that's yummy, healthy and not painful on my wallet. This place fills that need for me. The atmosphere is not aesthetic or neat or trendy. But I gave it 5 stars coz as with any asian food place, the gnarlier it is, that's when you know food's good. And this food is good - value for money and comfortingly filling.

Excellent Cantonese mainstay for big meals, banquets, and dim sum standards. Enormous dim sum menu of approximately 100 dishes. Large but not overwhelmingly so menu of entrees. Everything very good. Live fish, eels, lobsters, and crabs on site. Good hall with a bar area, two semi private spaces, raised dias. Bright and well kept. Decorated for Christmas. Broad storefront in strip mall with huge grocery and ample parking. Not excessive in any direction, especially if packed for dimsum. Helpful staff, large portions, fair prices. Large order came out quickly at a slow part of the evening. Everything was as it should be. Nothing excessively salty. Beef tender and flavorful. Vegetables toothsome. Mapo tofu mild, but still good. Clay pot very nicely done. Tried a dozen dishes or more. Highly recommended, especially if you like Cantonese food and hate surprises.

Ming Seafood Restaurant in Quincy, Boston, delivers an unforgettable dim sum experience that will leave any food lover in awe. The moment you walk in, the lively atmosphere and the fragrant aroma of freshly prepared dim sum instantly transport you to the heart of a traditional Chinese dining hall. Their steamed shrimp rice rolls are a must try delicately smooth and filled with perfectly cooked, juicy shrimp, enveloped in a silky rice roll that melts in your mouth. The chicken feet, a classic dim sum delicacy, are tender and packed with flavor, braised in a rich sauce that elevates the dish. The siu mai is another highlight each bite is a heavenly combination of plump, juicy pork and shrimp, seasoned to perfection. For the adventurous, the pig intestines are a revelation crispy, flavorful, and surprisingly addictive, showcasing expert preparation and deep, bold flavors. Their fish porridge is comfort in a bowl rich, creamy, and brimming with delicate, fresh fish that melts with every spoonful. It’s a perfect balance of flavor and texture, offering a light yet deeply satisfying dish. This is a place where every dish is crafted with care, and every visit is memorable.

Green pepper looked moldy 🤢 and orange chicken did not taste like orange chicken rice was old, and nasty. Uber eats recommended this worst choice ever. Do not I repeat do not order from here!!

Ordered a PuPu platter for 2, crab Rangoons and egg foo young for NYE. The food was cold, mushy and tasted like it was sitting out for hours. Safe to say something was wrong because everyone in our family woke up with extreme diarrhea all day today. We cannot get off the toilet. My advice… stay far away from Canton House 🤢😩

I got the Combo A, chicken lo mein substitute and an extra appetizer. The food was was decent. Chicken fingers and crab Rangoons were delicious. I asked for the chicken wings to be extra crispy and it wasn’t. Not a big deal. The chicken lo mein wasn’t bad but it was made kinda weird. The chicken pieces are kinda big. Pork lo mein was delicious!!

First time in a long time tonight. The food was outstanding. The prices are very reasonable I don’t know why I haven’t come by in while. But will be my regular monthly Chinese food Restaurant !

Foremost I’m a Chef. My childhood friend took me here because I’m skeptic when it comes to Chinese food restaurant in Boston. We all know the best Chinese food, located in New York City not Boston or Especially Quincy. We ordered our food, came in less than 15 minutes. As my niece was biting into her burger she found a green mold in the middle of her bun, we of course complained and the manager below had a horrible attitude. We no longer wanted to eat any of the food because we didn’t know what else was rotten or not fresh. We told her we didn’t feel comfortable paying the full price and she was upset when I stated that. She called the police!! Very nice police officer came & you can tell he agreed with us & was able to mediate the situation, we only paid for the rest of the food that we hardly ate because we were scared to eat any old or rotten spoiled food. Can look at the pictures. Pictures don’t lie. And you can tell by her face, her energy and way of approaching any customers is unprofessional. Who calls the police, because of rotten food, and customer not feeling ok with eating the food. We hardly ate. I ate 3 wings, hardly seasoned, my daughter didn’t eat her soup or egg rolls, my son didn’t eat his number 24. I wouldn’t advice any to bring their family here.

The food looks good but it's not so great. The rice tasted so bland, I honestly never in my life had bad chicken fried rice, so I was very surprised to know you mess up chicken fried rice. We also ordered The Pu Pu Platter, which was ok. The egg rolls weren't good. Everything else was ok. As for drinks, they are definitely heavy on the alcohol. I would come back because they have lots of TVs to watch the games, I would only order the chicken wings with duck sauce or the chicken teriyaki.