Ali’s Uyghur Kitchen

This place is so good. Best Uyghur food I’ve had in New England. We tried 6 entrees and enjoyed all of them. The only thing we weren’t a fan of were the dumplings and samosas because they’re very cumin forward. We received our food really quickly as well. If you’re looking for a halal Asian food spot check them out

I can say best Uyghur restaurant in Boston. Loved all the foods here and definitely be back again.

Amazing halal asian food 😍 would recommend to those wanting halal Asian food. But for context I have never had non halal Asian food so I can't compare to other restaurants. I personally enjoyed the food.

The food here is sooo good! I specially love the hand pulled noodles! The service was nice too~

I didn't have the best experience here recently. The samsa/samosa was chewy and the bread was a bit too thick, but still better than the ones at Jahunger. The dried beef noodles on the other hand were not the best I've had when I ordered takeout. They didn't taste fresh and they stuck together quite a bit, which made me feel like they were cooked earlier in the day. I've had Ali's separately during an event that catered from their restaurant and found the food to be much better. I don't want to be too harsh given the mix of experiences, but I'd be willing to give them another shot.

Really amazing food! We went there twice already. I loved their beef noodle soup and dumplings. A hidden gem!!

The food here is AMAZING! We’ve tried almost everything on the menu and it’s all super tasty. Love this place!

Today we visited this restaurant and I really regret that I didn’t find this place earlier. It's so delicious that I can't even describe it. The portions are so huge that we even took some with us. and the best part is that it is halal. my family were happy, thank you! UPDATE Unfortunately, I have to change my review. After the last time, when we really liked it, we came this time to eat their delicious lagman. The portions have been halved, the taste was completely different , everything is served in plastic dishes, last time it was large ceramic bowls, and there was so much food that I even had to ask to take it with me. The pilaf we ordered was fatty, no salt, just greasy rice with microscopic pieces of meat. but they returned the money for the pilaf, almost arrogantly. It’s a pity to write such a review about a halal place, but it is what it is.

I didn't have the best experience here recently. The samsa/samosa was chewy and the bread was a bit too thick, but still better than the ones at Jahunger. The dried beef noodles on the other hand were not the best I've had when I ordered takeout. They didn't taste fresh and they stuck together quite a bit, which made me feel like they were cooked earlier in the day. I've had Ali's separately during an event that catered from their restaurant and found the food to be much better. I don't want to be too harsh given the mix of experiences, but I'd be willing to give them another shot.

Third time getting food from here! Almost always get takeout. We did eat here one time. Food is really good here! We Always get the chicken kebab sticks really tasty and tender. Also the big plate chicken is really good - it's basically like a chicken stew with potatoes and veggies. Hubs got the stir fry beef with veggies. Also got the spicy tofu this time. Service was friendly and efficient - didn't have to wait too long. Prices are reasonable. As for ambience it is the food court at the Super 88 so it is what it is but it's decent. Place wasn't too busy around 6pm on Sunday, so we got the food fairly quick. Everything was fresh and piping hot which is how I like it! Definitely go try this place if you haven't already!!

Had the Stir Fried Beef with rice. It was really delicious. Will be back for sure. Next time, I'll have to get the larger stir fried beef that doesn't come with rice b/c the beef is so good.