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Massachusetts, United States Food Guide: 10 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in West Boylston
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10. Min's Wok
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By toastqueen
Average chinese food; went there based on the reviews, but wasn't overly impressed.Their chicken chow mein seemed to be very heavy on the cabbage, their beef teriyaki was a little flavorless - everything needed soy sauce.My son absolutely loved the chicken fingers, my husband thought the cashew chicken was pretty good, and the crab rangoon were very good.Very friendly service!
9. Cheoy Lee's
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By 176candicem
This is my new favorite Chinese take out, hands DOWN. It has your basic Chinese food menu, the difference is...all of the food tastes so fresh. Nothing was weighed down with sauces or looked/tasted like yesterdays cut vegetables. The crab rangoons are ridiculous. Yes we get a free order (BEST IDEA EVER) but we order some anyway because we have leftovers. If I wanted sit down Chinese food, I would go somewhere else...but if you are getting take out, go!
8. Baba Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By B8008KZmichaelb
Iâve eaten at Baba many times over many years. Never disappoints. Iâve tried many other sushi restaurants and always compare them to Baba. The others rarely measure up. Love to sit at the bar and try different sushi options. Service is always good as well.
7. Kyoto
Overall Ratings
3 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By HoldenKathy
A sushi loving friend and I had lunch at Kyoto today and it was very good. We split a vegetable tempura which had many large pieces of veggies: asparagus, broccoli, sweet potato, mushroom, zucchini and a very nice dipping sauce. I got the Teriyaki steak hibachi with steamed rice & sautéed zucchini and my friend got 6 California rolls with salmon, tuna & something sushi. The steak was tender & flavorful and had 2 dipping sauces, even though it didn't need any, with a good amount of Teriyaki sauce on the plate. My friend enjoyed her sushi. Both meals came with a very nice salad. I was stuffed when we finished. The Tempura appetizer could make for a decent lunch by itself. With 2 iced teas our bill came to $32, not including a tip.Service was prompt & friendly and the food came up quickly (but not too quickly, as if it had been sitting there). The floor felt a little sticky but I think it was the tiles, as everything was very clean.Kyoto opened last year or so and I've always been meaning to go. Glad I finally got there and would be happy to return.
6. Eggroll Lady & Fish Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 40 reviews
Reviewed By lynninma
We attempted to eat here once before, on a Saturday at around 1:30 p.m. only to find that the âLadyâ opens at 4 p.m. on Saturdays. This time, we were here on a Friday well after the typical lunch rush time (it was shortly before 2 p.m.) to find only one other couple occupying seats in this little hole in the wall (think very small trailer trying to replicate a fish shack, complete with âgnarlyâ surfer wall art, tacky curtains, and seating for very few people inside â about 8 to 10, and thatâs squeezing them in). Starving at this point, my companion and I each ordered an Eggroll Lady Platter thinking we could put sizeable dents in them. Wrong---each contained four smallish eggrolls, three battered chicken fingers, three good-sized battered shrimp, and three crab Rangoon. Delicious as most of this food was, albeit heavy, being all deep-fried pieces, we each took home about half of our orders. I must agree with others here that the really outstanding item in the platter was the eggrolls. The shrimp and chicken were pretty run-of-the-mill, but the Rangoon triangles had thick edgings on them---not very appealing to us so we tore them off. Other than that, we had no complaints. Our young server was very pleasant, bringing us more sauces and mustard upon our request, and even the Lady herself stopped by our table to check on us and chatted a bit. As mostly every past diner has said, they are very pleasant and accommodating people.When we are in the area again on the correct day and at the correct time, weâll most certainly visit the Lady for more of those righteous eggrolls and perhaps to sample some fish and chips and kim chi (Iâm a big fan of this spicy slaw).
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5. Hong Kong Island Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
We provide Take-out and space for Dine-in. No Delivery
Reviewed By FlyFar_FlyFast
Hong Kong is easily the best Chinese food in the city. We've been to quite a few but none compare. The size of their portions is pretty good too! I usually can't finish it all. The location leaves some to be desired, can be difficult to get into and out of and very limited parking area but it's worth it.
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4. Choose & Mix Korean Food
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Korean Food Fresh, Delicious, and Affordable Lunch Special $9.95 (Bibimbap + Miso + Drink) Spicy Pork, Bulgogi, Galbi, Dumpling and Korean Fried Chicken Dine In and Take Out
Reviewed By jgot
Choose and Mix is celebrating its first anniversary in April, but continues to make new fans. On our most recent visit, both other tables were occupied with first-timers discovering what makes this little hidden jewel so great: Fresh food, interesting flavors and great service.Since we don't get there as much as we would like (it is across the city), we always end up ordering the same thing: Pork dumplings (fried) and a bibimbap (brown rice, beef, assorted veggies and a mixture of soy lemon and teriyaki sauces, topped with a fried egg, regular bowl).The dumplings are crispy on the outside, moist and flavorful on the inside and the dipping sauce is incredible. We find splitting an appetizer and one bowl is plenty for the two of us, though having one each would allow us leftovers. We have done the stone bowl (which produces crispy rice at the bottom, but my husband prefers softer rice).When we first visited, there was only one table. Now, there are a few, and each was occupied on our last visit. This place is no longer a secret. Check it out.Thank you for your review, we hope to 'see you tomorrow' :)
3. Miku Sushi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Norma C
We are so fortunate to have this in our town. Wonderful fresh sushi with unique items like tuna dumplings (sushi tuna filled with crab) as well as familiar sushi rolls and Chinese favorites like sesame chicken. Lunch is very reasonable and varied. Prices are good. Service is wonderful. Its great for takeout or for dining in. Bring your appetite!
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2. Cheoy Lee's II
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By wallyreidjr
Reasonable priced, fast service, tasty drinks and friendly atmosphere, buffet with a nice variety (desserts included) menu with plenty of options, the bar usually packed, have their regulars, staff can be a little pushy about ordering when you sit near the bar but overall its
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1. Brown Rice Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Dave E
This has gradually become our favorite local restaurant for take out Thai cuisine. We carry out 6+ times per year. Our favorites are Pad Thai and Tamarind Duck-always good.For those who eat in, remember that this is a BYOB house.Take out orders are processed punctually. Most often ready when we arrive.
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