Asian Garden Restaurant

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

Asian Garden Restaurant

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

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28 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA 02111

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Simple Chinese restaurant for classic Sichuan fare plus a long list of seafood dishes.  

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28 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA 02111 Get directions

asiangardenbostonma.com

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28 Harrison Ave, Boston, MA 02111 Get directions

+1 617 695 1646
asiangardenbostonma.com

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"Asian Garden serves a large menu that runs the gamut from Hong Kong-style tea and coffee with various toasts to Cantonese-style lobster to hot pots and sizzling hot plates to porridges. There are even lobster set menus for eight or 10 people. The best way to order from Asian Garden is via phone as the market specials (a lot of seafood dishes, especially) are not available for online ordering. Note that the delivery minimum is $100 (plus a $10 fee), and the radius includes most of Boston. Order: (617) 695-1646 / Official Site" - Rachel Leah Blumenthal

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Bhumi Maurya

Google
Ate chicken satay sauce and spicy chicken wings! Loved them both! They were very yummy and delicious! Chicken satay sauce will give you warm and smoky flavor, something you want to eat on a cold windy night! Spicy chicken wings🍗! What to say! They had great flavors and unexpectedly very yummy and crispy covering! Don’t forget to have the chilly oil 🌶️and hot cha at the table☕️🫖 The owners were very welcoming and greeted with 💕

Joshua Yan

Google
Interior is a little small; food is pretty comforting with good portion sizes. Has the Chinese takeout classics as well as some more regional dishes

Zhixing Fei

Google
An authentic Chinese—specifically Cantonese—restaurant that could be hard for non-Chinese to navigate/adapt to. Tip for non-Chinese adventurers: just order their Coconut Chicken pot. It’s a $49 non-spicy hot pot full of aromatic coconut water-based chicken broth that’s good for 2-3 people. (Of course you probably need to add a few other vegetables/tofu topping for dietary fibers and carbs). But if you ever seek a comforting broth to sip on on a windy cold day, this restaurant is one of the few places in downtown Boston that serves this dish other than your Chinese friends’ own home. $49 is not exactly so cheap for a pot dish, but if you were to try replicate this dish, you’d realize how much it costs just for the ingredients—a full pot of real coconut water (easily $20), fresh coconut meat (a $5 coconut & the hassle of opening it), a fresh half chicken, and some spices (goji berries, jojobas, etc.). Plus the Chinese ladies who work there are passionate and warm-hearted to tell you how she’d eat the dish and guide you along the way—quite a bit of sharing while you eat which I find endearing but certainly can be annoying for some people. This restaurant also has alive fishes that they cook to order and to your preference (typically minced garlic, preserved soy beans, or salted fried). However, words has it that their line can get long for dinner, so if possible, lunch will be a better time to visit them. Also, their environment is not entirely up to the standard of their pricing range, so one star deducted for warning purposes. All in all, the Asian Garden is a decent Chinese restaurant authentic to the bone and only recommended to natives or open-minded explorers up for an non-Americanized dining experience.

Jose Villacreses

Google
I was looking for a delicious place to sate our hunger after a very long day of walking. It was absolutely delicious! Definitely recommend going for their family special which will include a large soup, and 3 entrees for about $45

Caleb Nino

Google
AMAZING!!! Best place in Chinatown !!! Get the spicy salted fried pork chop! I got this recommendation from a Lyft driver from Hong Kong (Kenny, was his name?) he said he was friends with the owner of this place? Anyways, a group of us were working at the convention center in town, and we decided to walk here…. All five of us were completely dumbfounded at how amazing this food was! I don’t think any of us knew that there was Chinese food that tasted like this. Lol! Thanks so much for the amazing service, and the great food ! If I’m in Boston again, I will come here!

Jenny Xu

Google
Cheap and convenient! I came here thanks to a local nift deal I had with a friend and was seated immediately. There weren’t too many people inside. Food: We got the beef chow fun and also the Mac and cheese with milk tea and also the tofu. I thought that the food was quite standard Chinese food and nothing too special. Wouldn’t recommend the Mac and cheese special though. Service: The waiters were extremely kind and helpful! I was surprised, maybe because we were one of the few customers there. Food also came super quickly! Ambiance: Very causal. It’s a little bit dirty inside. Overall might not come again unless I had another nift deal!

Winnie L

Google
All the ingredients are so fresh. You can taste the freshness of lobsters, fish and chicken. Not the typical frozen meat smell. The quality of the food, the perfect control of temperature and cooking time is superb. The dishes remind me of legit seafood restaurants in Guangdong and Hong Kong.

Joe W

Google
I ordered sweet and sour chicken with Yang chow fried rice and they were both very delicious. Food came out super quick. There were hotpot options that we'll try in the future.