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Chinatown
96 locals recommend,
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David
May 19, 2022
Downtown Boston's Chinatown is the cultural heart of the Chinese community and a lively late-night hub. Asian eateries range from dumpling houses and dim sum palaces to seafood spots and upscale lounges. Bakeries, food markets and gift shops dot the area. At the entrance to the neighborhood, contemporary Chinatown Park features a river-inspired fountain, plants native to Asia and a square that draws chess players.
Downtown Boston's Chinatown is the cultural heart of the Chinese community and a lively late-night hub. Asian eateries range from dumpling houses and dim sum palaces to seafood spots and upscale lounges. Bakeries, food markets and gift shops dot the area. At the entrance to the neighborhood, contemp…
Emma
July 2, 2016
Its walking distance for varieties of cheap eats :-)
Mohsen
July 27, 2015
Try all kind of Asian foods in Chinatown, and do not forget to get a bubble tea after food.
Angela
October 7, 2022
Also within walking distance from Southie (take the Traveler's street bridge close to the Broadway T), Boston's historic Chinatown features classic hole-in-the-wall restaurants such as Windsor Dim Sum cafe, Dumpling Cafe, Q restaurant (hot pot), and numerous other delightful cafes you can discover from exploring.
Jonathan
April 26, 2021
A 15 minute walk from where you are staying, Chinatown is a must. Great inexpensive and delicious food. You can walk through the Japanese garden along the way or pick up some bubble tea
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