East Chinatown - Quincy

There is on-street parking as well as a small lot beside the entrance of the restaurant. Went in as a party of 3 around 8pm on a Wednesday and were sat immediately despite the din of many full tables of families with 6 or more people. It was very noisy, but that means people are having a good time so that was no trouble : We were given tea while we looked at the menu and were given a good amount of time to look. We ordered many plates to share, which included 2 soups (seafood and wonton , a veggie plate, a flat noodle dish, 2 fried dishes (calamari and tofu , stir fried lobster, and walnut shrimp. I recommend sharing everything because the portions are large and meant to be shared. The food was delicious and arrived on beautiful plates. Definitely will be coming back!Kid-friendliness: There were many families in the restaurant with varied ages, from very young to teenagers.Wheelchair accessibility: The restaurant maintains the same elevation throughout. The guest with a motorized chair was able to move about.

It's not delicious, it's not delicious at all, and the service attitude is not good. When you order food, you come in and ignore the customers. You sit down and don't bring tea and menus. I have to tell you that there are no menus before you get them. The waiters are very loose and have a bad attitude. These dishes are not delicious.

The chicken if not served half or whole is fake meat. I can't speak to other types of meat but the chicken was absolutely without any doubt fake meat. They don't even try to hide it. My wife had the double lobster rice dish and loved it. The lobster is relatively fresh. I suspect all their seafood is relatively fresh since they keep things alive right there in the restaurant for you to see. We also had a pork rib dish but it tasted of seafood. I'm guessing they used the same fry oil for seafood as they did for pork. I don't know. It's noisy as hell during peak times and it's pretty cramped. The server thought he was being nice by delivering a fork to me specifically at a table where I'm the only white guy. Pretty insulting, he should have asked. I'm better than most using chopsticks. Finally, for the price we could have done much much better AND gotten fresh and real meat. Either way, not ever going to be returning to this place.

I wanted to give this Restuarant a half star!!! Yesterday 03/16/2023 I wanted to eat duck and this place is close to my house. When I walk in! There was a lot of people, so I was like OKAY they must have good DUCK here. NOPE!!!!! The DUCK was so skinny with very little meat and it cost me $35!!!!! Not only that! It smell and taste like 2-3 days old duck!!! ? it was bad. I call them but they of cause denied it.

Pretty good Cantonese food in Quincy. We came in for dinner. We tried ordering the Peking duck but the restaurant said it was too busy that night. So instead we ordered beef flat noodles which were very good. The snow pea leaves were excellent. The salt and pepper pork chops were ok but could have used more flavor. Prices are a little high but it is conveniently located and quick. It seems to be a popular place locally.