Chinatown Boston Restaurants Information

History, food, tradition and folks make for a rich mix in one of the Boston's oldest and yet ever-changing neighborhoods - Chinatown. It is really a great destination to wander. You can walk under the arch and explore the sights and smells of Chinatown. Chinatown boasts many restaurants with delicious smells of food emanating from their doors.

If you are looking for really amazing Chinese cuisine, head to Chinatown in Boston where you can find some of the best. Among all Chinese restaurants in Boston Chinatown, Peach Farm, Jumbo Seafood and King Fung Garden are voted as three of the finest ones. And you surely won't want to miss them when visiting this neighborhood.

Peach Farm - It is a pretty good Chinese restaurant, located at 4 Tyler Street between Beach St. and Kneeland Street. The restaurant is open from 11am to 3am, from Monday to Sunday. With great service, you will experience amazing general Tso's/Gau's chicken, pork fried and rice. It also serves a great seafood menu.

Jumbo Seafood Restaurant - This restaurant is situated at 5-9 Hudson Street. Its Hong Kong-style menu features everything from common choice like shrimp to exotic dishes based around sea snails. Other delicacies include fried calamari, scallions and black bean paste. You are sure to walk away with happy mood. The restaurant is open form 11:30am to 11pm from Monday to Thursday, from 11:30 to 3pm on Friday, from 6pm to 2am on Saturday and from 10:30am to 3pm on Sunday.

King Fung Garden - Despite the fact that it is a little small, the King Fung Garden truly serves authentic Chinese dishes. For a Chinese bite, you will experience tasty dumplings, beef chow foon, wonton soup and Shanghai chow mein. Located at 74 Kneeland Street, the restaurant is open from 11am to 10pm from Monday to Thursday as well as Sundays and from 11am to 11pm on Fridays and Saturdays.

Chinatown of Boston doesn't just boast delicious Chinese food but Japanese, Vietnams and even Thai food options. You will have an exotic and unforgettable dining experience there.

Suishaya - Located in the heart of Chinatown, this Japanese restaurant serves fresh, plentiful sushi. The specialty is a big attraction on Monday through Wednesday nights. Box lunches are also favored by business folks. The regular hours are from 11am to 2am from Monday to Sunday.

Xinh Xinh - If you want to taste of Vietnam, try this Vietnamese restaurant. This restaurant is famous for speediness, affordability and tasty food. Its popular quick-meal includes 3 dishes: shrimp sausage wrapped in sugar cane, vermicelli squares with grilled beer and shaking beef.

My Thai Vegan Cafe - Love Thai food? This restaurant would do your trick. The delicacies include miso soup, imitation duck and chicken. For a sweet bite, you can try the bubble tea and ensure to ask for the fresh flavors.

If you are not accustomed to the exotic flavors, Chinatown also boasts many restaurants serving European and even American dishes. Now, we would like to recommend some top rated ones for you.

BiNa Alimentari - If you are looking for a place of comfort, friendship and superb food, head to Bina Alimentari. Its design offers a modern taking on Boston's classical elegance, and every guest will feel perfectly at home. It is an Italian restaurant, located in 571 Washington Street.

BiNa Alimentari Menus

http://www.binaboston.com/o-menus.html

Blu Restaurant & Bar - Located at 4 Avery Street, Blu is divided into a dining room and a bar. The dining room serves dishes with a contemporary American flavor and the bar offers you the best martini.

Blu Restaurant & Bar

http://www.blurestaurant.com/index.php

Au Bon Pain - Au Bon Pain is a charming restaurant at 700 Atlantic Avenue. It serves various kinds of foods, ranging from American food to dessert and fast food. No matter what kind of food you want, you can find one to satisfy your liking.

Au Bon Pain

http://www.aubonpain.com