Cathay Pacific

Blown away by the portion size. Orange beef was crispy and nice and aromatic. Rice was fresh and chicken fingers were top notch all chicken not over breaded. This place just became my go to spot. Only $13 for a giant meal. Very impressed

My family use to go here when I was a child. I can't believe it's still around all these years later. I haven't been here in over 10yrs but decided to visit with my family. We went on a Tuesday evening. It was not packed. Service was decent. We all ordered combination plates. Let me just say those plates are HUGE! I didn't expect them to be so big. I would say 1 plate can feed 2ppl. We all took left overs home. Overall food taste was decent.

I went for the excellent lunch specials they've had since forever. The food was great, the wait staff was friendly and very accommodating. The price was below 12 dollars out the door, well worth every cent. I haven't been here since I was a child and now I will always make sure to return when I am in town.

Spacious and well kept. This legendary restaurant has a nightclub feel with an ornate decorative style . A huge karaoke spot and delicious food at very reasonable prices . You will get large portions for your money . I'm certain I am going to make this one of my regular spots.

The food is good and abundant, but we had to wait about 25 minutes to make our order. The server kept walking in front of us for a long time until we informed the manager of the situation, and he resolved it.

The food here definitely has improved or maybe it’s because I went in the middle of the day on a Monday. Over the years it seems like there’s less flavor. Even though a waitress on this day was absolutely nice. I’ve been going here for years the same as many Bostonians. They have live music you normally pay a cover charge, which is not bad . They have a smaller menu on that side, but it’s decent to go with your entertainment. They have a large bar on that side as well. Speak very good English on that side or claim not to. Great place to have a large family gathering. The food is just OK. Lunch menu is very inexpensive.. you get what you pay for.

Hands down the biggest lunch and dinner special I had in my life! And do not miss the chicken fingers, they are to die for. The food is customizable and they serve authentic dishes such as Moo Goo Gai Pan, Hun Sue Gai etc. This is our go-to place every time we are in the North Quincy area. Haven’t checked out their karaoke/dance nights but heard good things about it. The service is always prompt and people in this business always seem relaxed and happy even though there’s a hundred people dining. Highly recommend.

This is our favorite Chinese restaurant in Quincy, Massachusetts. We especially enjoy their platters and Hawaii 50 special. Friendly service. Grateful for a new lunar new year celebration.

Cathay Pacific has always been a take out staple for me at their Quincy location. Never have I been disappointed. I don't know what took me so long to dine-in. It was excellent. Not too crowded in dining area. Went on a Saturday afternoon with a dear friend. First things first. My waitress was phenomenal. Just ask for Yuki. She's literally a gem among waitresses. Her knowledge of the menu was extensive, table service impeccable, and attention to detail flawless. I'm sure every employee there is top-notch as well, however I'm just saying, Ms. Yuki impressed me greatly . Unfortunately no pictures this time. But I promise I will be more diligent on my next dine-in experience. The tea was good start to the meal and cleansed the palate afterwards. I ordered an Appetizer of Spring Rolls and Lunch Special #23. Substitution was allowed, so I substituted chicken wings for the chicken fingers and vegetable lo mein for the pork fried rice. Lets start with the spring roll. It was mushy. I don't know what the issue was, but the filling inside, in my opinion, was heavy on the noodle. My dining partner suggested there were eggs in it, however, I suspect too much noodle, not enough veggies. Will try them one more time for definitive answer. The Sirloin Tips were tender, Chicken Wings nicely sauced, and the vegetables were prepared superbly in brown sauce. I also chose to order combination Appetizer #1 along with Salt and Pepper Wings for dinner later. Portions were generous. You cant go wrong here with dine-in or take out. I was well satisfied

1. Scorpion bowl was served in a clear mug not an actual bowl. Server said that "sometimes" it comes out like that. I was laughing too hard at the absurdoty of the soyuation to care. - 1 star 2. General Tso's chicken came with no broccoli, despite clearly showing broccoli on the General Tso dish on the website. had to rewuest broccoli and they did eventually bring it to be fair. General tso chicken included no tiny corn pieces or what looked like carror pr fruit slices like it showed in the picture as well-1 star

I had dinner at Cathay Pacific on Saturday, August 9. The dining room has a very old-school Chinese restaurant feel that reminded me of scenes from Rush Hour. If you like that classic style, it might feel nostalgic. The atmosphere was generally welcoming, but there were times when it felt a bit tense. Our group arrived later than planned, and the staff still got us seated without an issue, which I appreciated. Service was quick and efficient, but also a little abrupt at times. If you're going with a big group and want to split the bill, be aware they do one check per table. The workaround is to sit separately until your food is served. The menu is big, filled with familiar Chinese-American dishes. Most are fried, rich, and heavy on salt, so it's not the best option if you're looking for lighter or more health-conscious choices. Portions were generous, but the flavors leaned toward the greasy side. In my opinion, the food works better for takeout than for a sit-down dinner. Alcoholic drinks were mild and didn't pack much of a punch, so if you're looking for a strong cocktail, you might be disappointed. Prices felt high for the overall experience, especially considering the service and menu options. If you want classic takeout-style Chinese food in big portions, this place delivers. For dining in, I'd recommend it only if you're looking for that old-school vibe and aren't too concerned about splitting checks or lighter menu options.

True Score: 3.5 Stars The Cathay Pacific has been serving up classic chinese cuisine in Quincy for decades. Located conveniently in North Quincy at the junction of Hancock Street and Newport Ave, extension. Plenty of parking and lots of choices on the menu to choose from. We ordered Wonton Soup with Chicken, Pork Fried Rice and Sweet and Sour Chicken and chicken wings. It was all pretty good and the quantity exceeded our expectations. The issue here is the process, it's not affordable. The portions are huge, the order of wings was monstrous. Critique here is that this is probably a better spot to drink and grab an app for a couple. The prices and portion size seem to accommodate a family visit. If that makes sense. Like the place, it's huge, and it is still has an old fashioned cocktail lounge which you don't see very often anymore. Thanks

Service was...lacking. To the point where after waiting 30 minutes with no sign of our waitress we had to go up to the check in counter to try and get our bill. Food was delicious though! And they bring you tea to start. The egg rolls were fantastic, chicken fingers were delicious and I loved the lo mein. I will say the beef teriyaki was my least favorite, it just didn't taste right to me, and the crab Rangoon tasted better heated up the next day. My friend got the general gao and rice combo which she enjoyed. It was a nice meal for a celebration night!

I went to Cathay Pacific for the first time the other day and it was actually pretty good! We came here around 12:30am and they were the only place was still open till 2am, so we decided to drive on over. For drinks, we got a margarita and a mai tai, and for food, we decided to get crab rangoons, chicken teriyaki skewers, and beef teriyaki skewers. The food we ordered was surprisingly very good! The meats were tender, juicy, and tasty. The drinks, I probably would not get again. Usually, my favorite Chinese takeout food is beef teriyaki, however, I think I preferred the chicken from here! It wasn't dry at all and I could honestly have a whole order of them, by myself! Parking: plenty of parking available.

Location Quincy, MA near the Best western.-Off Newport Extension-off the 83- North Quincy Atmosphere Elegant Asian restaurant Note-Karaoke 5 d/week with a huge stage Each singer got to sing 2 songs in a row Seating Bar, tables, booths-great for groups Menu So many choices. We had the moo-goo gai pan and egg foo young. The moo goo gai pan came with teriyaki beef sticks (3) and vegetable lo mein. The beef was a bit fatty but the lo main and moo goo were AMAZING!! Best meal ever-the combo usually comes w rice but we exchanged with no cost. The egg foo was also a huge portion and very fresh. The portions are HUGE!! The first items served are a pot of hot tea and GIANT rolls with Lots of butter. The wine is @$8/ glass and full pour. Summary Arrive hungry-leave fully satisfied!! Outstanding service, generous servings of great food, fun karaoke night. Love this place! We were visiting for a few days but ate here 3 times! Love this place! Close to hotels!

Had lunch here to celebrate a birthday Such a pretty restaurant and plated elegantly for lunchtime Complimentary bread and tea. We had the pu pu platter with egg roll, chicken wings and fingers, fried shrimp and beef teriyaki. We substituted boneless ribs for on the bone ribs. Also got house fried rice, shrimp with lobster sauce and hon Sue gai. Everything was so fresh, hot and delicious Server was excellent and helped us pack up and divvy up all the leftovers I know that new owners took over about a year ago and I honestly think it's better now than it was

The family that runs this spot has always been great! They've pushed thru Rona, been a spot for entertainment locally, but my go to is and has always been their Chicken Teriyaki! Crack! Toss some Hot sauce on top, tender juicy and always tasty --marinated well! The beef teriyaki is close second, but the chicken since i was a kid was always fire and my favorite! We usually cop the chicken fingers, wings and some lobster sauce spicy + extra black bean sauce. The wings are large full wings fried crispy and tender! Cathay proteins never come dry for us on the items we usually get! They've made updates over the years, still very clean, carpets vacuumed etc. plenty of duck sauce and updated POS systems so it's more modernized now

I haven't been here in years and certainly won't be back again after the horrible food experience that had us checking Yelp reviews as we along with everyone else with food in front of them making the same face of disgust. The rice was terrible with a flavor combination that absolutely didn't work and basically consisted of every unidentifiable ingredient possible that didn't belong in fried rice. The chicken fingers and general gaos chicken had no flavor other than bad. Everything had a fishy overtone, mushy consistency and the Peking ravioli was decent but not fully cooked. The best thing about this establishment is they still serve tea but neither of us left happy with our meal which the staff certainly noticed and didn't care in the least. We should have known better upon seeing a sign regarding returning food before seeing the actual menu. The entire experience was pretty unpleasant with looming waitstaff staring at us not wanting anything put in front of us but eager to collect the $80 bill for the meals we sat down to eat and ended up in take out boxes that the dogs won't touch.

Came here Thursday night around 11:30 . They now charge 10$ cover fee . It used to be free on Thursdays. It was late sat next to a guy named Mickey.. like Mickey Mouse . He was sitting next to an older , unattractive lady who he was entertaining . She was rude to the bartender and other patrons . Often yelling and slurring her words. Her attitude was disquisting. I'm surprised the ( Mickey )guy didn't correct her . He was too busy whistling like a maniac . A band was playing that seemed like they didn't want to be at this retirement home entertaining these folks. Weirdest place I've ever been to. Patrons are old drunks , women are all at the bar trying to get the drunks to buy them drinks . I'm guessing that is what was going on with Mickey and the old bag next to him. My beef teriyaki was sour and drinks were 14-18$

Food is great. I will say that in dining here I did notice mice running through the restaurant. My friend and I told management and were offered calendars. Locals love this place for the string drinks. I however will never go back. Great food but to know these are living in the walls, I cannot eat there. Beware

stopped in for lunch ordered a lunch combo and appetizer bone in ribs enjoy the hot tea kettle, hot bread, butter, pineapple for meal ending, white table cloths, always a nice dining, food always good .

My friends and I were staying next-door at the Best Western and kept seeing how packed this place was late at night when we came back from our concerts. One night we were hungry so we decided to go over and were quite surprised by what greeted us, not in a bad way. As soon as we walked in, there was lots of loud music in the lounge with security, drunken karaoke and dancing, beanie babies in vending machines... IDK LOL. We were seated in a quiet booth in the back of the restaurant area and decided the four of us would share a large Pu Pu platter and spring rolls for one that doesn't eat pork and that would be good enough since we weren't starving. Well we were very wrong as this large platter was probably enough for eight people because we boxed up almost half. I found the egg rolls to be a bit soggy and chicken tenders to be over battered but everything else was fantastic especially the roast pork. All that was only $33! We had a great meal and service was nice. Would recommend.

If you're looking for a authentic Chinese chicken fingers, this is not the place. They are hard, square chicken nuggets. Very disappointing. Egg Foo Yung had literally no gravy on it . Not too impressed .

Food is always top tier! It's quick and consistent. I have been going here for years and I will continue to go back.

You are going to eat like a KING HERE ! Very GENEROUS AND TASTY COMBINATIONS! And the Service is extremely attentive and the Owners and Staff including Dan Chou made out visit and dining experience super wonderful! The atmosphere is so inviting and comfortable! A pleasure to always dine here! THANK YOY!!!

This restaurant has been around forever. It has had it's ups & downs throughout the years. Been there about a handful of times this year, and food quality couldn't be better. From Apps to dishes. The only 1 thing that I would change, is to have the offerings of small size portions. Limits your variety having to order Large only, especially when wanting to try something new.

Good greasy American-Chinese food. Really nice ambiance and location. Cute seating area and nice place to have a conversation and catch up with friends. For the foodies in the house no. Don't do it. If you want immaculate flavors, fresh ingredients, etc. go elsewhere. If you love you some crab Rangoon's, chicken fingers and friend rice then you at the right spot. Prices and portions are good!

I have to say that I was very confused when I saw that Cathay Pacific was only rated at 3 stars. Are you kidding me? This is by far the best Chinese food ever! The lunch specials are every day until 3:30 except for Sundays and holidays. The prices are unbelievably low and the portions are enormous, fresh & delicious! The staff are always happy to see you. The ambiance is lovely. The restaurant is large and extremely clean. There is a large room for parties. There is a bar & music at night. I love the light fixtures & the overall appearance. Very nicely done. You definitely will not be disappointed & most likely will be bringing home 1/2 of your meal. Love this place!

Loved this place .. food is great typical Chinese food. Great dance club too.. cute place well run and clean.. longtime favorite

Better than Kowloon and unlike at Kowloon the chances someone will try to fight you in the parking lot are significantly lower

Disappointed in take out food this evening from Cathay Pacific. I have been going to this restaurant for as long as they have been there. Mostly dining in....very few times take out. Tonight I had takeout and very disappointed in some of the order and more importantly in the policy of bringing the food back. I was told to bring it back tonight or tomorrow. I have pictures of the burnt food. Which should be good enough. It is a trek for my 91 year old husband to go to Quincy and enjoy the food that we have for years and tonight I thought I would surprise him with take out. Cathay Pacific if this how you treat your long time customers shame on you.

Very disappointed in food quality. Flavors are bland. Pork fried rice was chopped pork mixed in a small amount of sprouts (not classic fried rice). Sweet & sour chicken was over cooked & very bland. Egg rolls were inedible. Hot & sour soup was VERY sour. Fried calamari was ok but average. General Tsao chicken was dry & bland. Teriyaki chicken was flavorless. Would not recommend this restaurant.

First time to this old school joint and my expectations were moderate. Much like at Kowloon to the north, I figured I'd get a nostalgic thrill from the atmosphere (definitely delivered here, with amazing old time architecture and decor) but a mixed bag on the food. I was wrong: the food was mostly superb. I'll do the food recap in the order we tried it, starting with 3 apps from Appetizer Combo #3 (Egg Roll, Boneless Ribs, Chicken Wings). Wings: Gargantuan size and larger than any I've had in any Chinese restaurant. Crisp, good color, good flavor, and easily the juiciest Chinese wings I have ever had (I've got literally thousands of Chinese food visits under my lengthy belt). Although I've had more flavor intensity at some other places, the combo of flavor and texture on these is unmatched. A great start to the meal. Boneless Ribs: Wait, did they make a mistake? They looked like mini steaks! No, these were thick and lengthy boneless pork slices that were also extremely juicy. Not as much char or glaze as there could be, but still very, very solid, with the pork itself taking the lead on flavor. Egg Roll: About average, nothing special positive or negative. Mostly green on the inside with little to no protein, but fresh and crunchy. Outer shell slightly crunchy, with more of a chewy Keebler Pecan Sandy texture. Not great, not bad. Spareribs on bone: This app brought more char than the boneless and some of the glaze. A nice rendition. Definitely some juicy ones with others neither dry nor juicy. Overall, good. Sweet and Sour Chicken: A humongous serving in a wide, deep bowl. Very fresh, very light batter almost tempura-like, with a sauce kinda halfway between typical sweet & sour and orange chicken. Extremely high quality here to the meat, with the highest meat-to-batter ratio I've ever experienced on sweet and sour. Pork Fried Rice: The only weak link. Dark but kinda starchy and bland. Dessert with the check: four fortune cookies for two guys, plus a bowl of chilled pineapple chunks--definitely a throwback move. Overall great, can't wait to come back. We'll see if the PFR was merely an anamoly. Also eager to try egg foo Yong, lobster sauce, and chicken wings with either black bean sauce or oyster sauce (they offer both).

The wonton soup was the most horrible I ever had. I ordered shrimp and lobster sauce, but it wasn't shrimp or ultra sauce. It was something else really bad. New draft beer and a bottled beer was terrible if that Chinese beer was not available. I guess they ran out. The ambulance was really nice, but the food sucked. Service was good but very short and attitude.

This place used to have decent Chinese food. And by "decent" I mean that you could order takeout from here and be assured that you'd get consistent quality without messing up the basics. They just have changed ownership or changed the quality of their ingredients because what I just ate barely resembles what I remember this food was The fact that they list parking first (and not the food), in THEIR OWN summation should give you some pause. Yeah parking is great, but who cares if you're only going to be disappointed after you eat? Sad.

Best Chinese food in Boston/Dorchester!! I've only had take out but great price and good amount of food.

I grew up getting food from this place and I can say by far this is the best Chinese food around I would more then highly recommend this place to eat if your in the area

Food was meh, nothing special. The service was quick and good. The crowd was interesting - I witnessed several tables be very rude to their server for no good reason which was just unnecessary. Portion sizes are huge but I think there's definitely far better options in the area.

Giant portions, reasonable prices, and a vast menu of American Chinese food, Cathay Pacific is a solid choice for takeout. The food is on the better side when it comes to American Chinese. The lo mein is chewy texture and has great flavor. Wife loves the Moo Shu pork with the crunchy cabbage and sweet soy sauce. The kung pao chicken is a skip - there was no sichuan peppers or chilis to give it heat and had a bunch of random veggies that you wouldn't typically find with this dish. The takeout out experience is smooth and seamless. They even have a robot that brings the order out!

This one was pretty hard to give 5 stars for because typically I say, if you see a 5 star Chinese restaurant: RUN!. But Cathay Pacific actually does deserves 5 stars. Actually there's a reason why at current the restaurant only has a solid 3 star review. IYKY... Chinese restaurants don't stop and ask you how your food and meal is going. 'Cause they already know their food is good. And to quote a tik tok quote by @rocketjump, "The easiest way to find authentic Chinese food, assuming you're living in a major metropolitan area, is to go on Yelp and to look for restaurants with three-and-a-half stars." No cap. Periodt. Suffice to say, there's a reason why Cathay Pacific has been open for at least the past 2 decades (that I know of). They don't disappoint! And if they do disappoint, then it's because you're looking for the wrong type of Chinese cuisine. I did read a few bad reviews and here's my opinion. ALL Asian restaurants will "deceive" you in price. Don't be surprise when the menu price and actual bill comes out looking completely different. I don't like when that happens either but the restaurants that don't "care" (for a lack of a better word) about customers services are the ones that's gonna probably serve you good food in return. With regards to some people saying that the portions are small, they are not! I ordered $120 worth of food. They compacted it in one very large bag. I can tell the bag weighted at least 25 lbs (equivalent to a 25-30 lbs dumbbell). And to let y'all know, my fat family still has leftovers. My only complain was that the bbq spare ribs did not satisfy me at all! But being a long time customer, I know that's just how they always make it. Some people probably prefer it more but I do not. I typically like my boneless spare ribs sliced smaller and caramelized with more red sauce.

Great place. Food was delicious and the servings were HUGE.!! Karaoke in the bar with really great singers. This place is hopping into the wee hours. Neat tropical cocktail selection also

I really hate giving bad reviews but tonight was a celebratory moment for my nephew who just graduated from high school today and it went terrible. We had a 9:30pm reservation and were told they would seat us in 10 minutes. At 9:40pm we're still standing in the lobby waiting. They seat another group that arrived after us and then say we didn't come when they called us which wasn't true as we were standing in the lobby. We ended up not being seated and leaving at 10pm, with a very disappointed graduate and a frustrated family. The service needs to improve.

Well as a long time customer since the 80's they lost my business. I called to ask about the chicken chop suey and why the chicken was dark meat and looked like chicken thighs. Man manager said they always used this for over 10 years, but I buy it every time and it never looked like this. He was rude and condescending to us. I threw it out and they did not offer us anything! Never going back. I know what I've had before and this was not it!

If you're looking for good ambience I wouldn't recommend. If you're looking for good food then definitely check out Cathay's. It's an Asian restaurant with live bands in the evening. The service can be slow at times when they're busy. Definitely entertaining if you're looking for a place that's open late in Quincy

Cathay Pacific need to change the batter on the chicken fingers. The batter is very greasy oily, and no had taste. The pork fried rice taste good.

Ordered take out from here for thanksgiving like many other Bostonians... *** Let me tell y'all, NEVER EVER AGAIN!!!!*** I'm pretty sure they took advantage of people not wanting to cook on this holiday... I went online to their TAKE OUT MENU and ordered my family meal... 1st off, the price for EVERYTHING was completely different from what I paid... Ordered from the TAKE OUT MENU (holiday section) online: PU PU PLATTER ONLINE IS POSTED AS $26.95... my receipt shows I paid $30. Small vegetable lo mein is $5.20, I PAID $7... Small pork fried rice is posted as $5.85, I PAID $6.50.... Pork egg foo young is posted as $9 (rounding up)... I PAID $11... Buddha delight (aka mixed vegetables) is posted as $11... I PAID $14.... I am beyond pissed!!! I paid almost $75 for straight crap!!! Not to mention, they GIVE YOU FREE WARM FRENCH BREAD AND BUTTER with your meal.... THEY GAVE US WALMART HOT DOG ROLLS!!! I kid you not... look at my pics... Not to mention, they forgot the butter for their HOT DOG ROLLS!!!!! Annnnddd, the portions are beyond extremely small. Literally, the size of their soy sauce pack... look at my pics, I put the pack next to the tiny carton.... Another thing, I paid for CHICKEN WINGS... Got wack fried-ish DRUMSTICKS... I did NOT pay for that in my pu pu platter... (They couldn't just call me and say they were out of wings and take that off my bill? They just had to give me some $hi+ I didn't ask for)... The crazy part of my review is that we couldn't WAIT to come here again smh... This used to be a staple restaurant for Bostonians... I've been coming here since the 90's (I'm an 80's baby btw)... But now, NEVER AGAIN!! I do NOT recommend this restaurant to ANYONE! Go to your local Chinese restaurant in your neighborhood instead....

Good food for many years. Recent change of ownership/management resulted in continued quality, maybe even better now.

I haven't been here in well over a decade. Went the other day and I got to say, the food is excellent. Best Pu Pu Platter I think I've ever had. Chicken fingers and Fried shrimp are spectacular. The service is a little whacky, but I'll def be back. One of the only true old school Chinese restaurants left. Thumbs up!

I have been craving egg fu young. so I stopped by Cathy to grab a plate. A number 11 egg fu young, veggie lo mein, chicken teriyaki and crab rangoon. The chicken teriyaki was terrible it tasted sour. who feeds customers tainted chicken. the sad part about it there were three chicken teriyakis. The crab rangoon tasted a bit tangy. Messed up my whole plate. waste of my money.

been the only Chinese restaurant I ever eat from for over 40 plus years this is a staple in my life and many other people food portions always great try going on a weekday for lunch if you had a bad experience from ordering take out maybe your food got cold from long driving distance I recommend sitting down inside for lunch /diner food is delicious like I said best in the city I would never eat anywhere else for Chinese food thank you Cathay for always treating me like family every time I come here .Family/friends this is the only Chinese food you should eat never once have I gotten sick ....Quincys/Boston Cathay Pacific Number 1 in the City ...

Tuesday at 8:45pm is karaoke night so we had to go! I'm rating 3 stars just for the vibe that karaoke brings as everything else was lacking. When we arrived it was not crowded so we wanted to order drinks and food. After waiting for 15 min with no welcome from anyone we finally stopped a waitress who took our order. The food came out very quickly which now makes sense cuz they don't season the food. We ordered the shrimp fried rice which comes with duck sauce on the side. I never seen beige fried rice...no veggies other than bean sprouts and onions. The duck sauce was very sweet but the waitress never came back so I could request a spicy sauce option. One good thing is the portion was pretty large and definitely shareable. We finally had to stop a manager to request our check. YES come here for the karaoke; however, don't expect high expectations on the food.

the food was a little overpriced for the quality, it was subpar at best. i hate to be nitpicky but i had been seated for 10 minutes, it took way too long for the server to come back with tea, let alone getting the drink order started. i understand being overwhelmed, but if you are hosting 5+ tables you should be accompanied by another staff member. i wish it were better, i loved coming here as a kid; great memories but it doesn't hold up today.

This place is hit or miss!!! Sometimes we go and it's just ok... sometimes is off the hook!!!! I don't know why!!!

A fav of mine. Good food, service and entertainment. The bands on Fri & Sat evenings are all amazing. The Sunday thru Thursday karaoke is definitely, always a great time. Just arrive by 9pm to get a seat. Tip: large portions. 1 combo meal can feed 2-3 people.

Let's just start with I used to live in Boston, but now I'm in Houston. Every time I come home I have to get my seafood, Chinese food and pizza. I was able to get my seafood which was phenomenal, but the this Chinese food was horrific.. I haven't been to this restaurant in years and I won't be going back. Let's start with them serving you warm hot dog buns as your bread. I thought it was a joke! The drink orders you can't request your own bourbon for your drink you have to accept what they give you. That's crazy as hell. Now the food it self was no better, it was very under seasoned and at best warm instead of hot. How people eat here is beyond me, there has to be better options in and around Quincy. If you accept it they will continue to serve you sub par food.

if you value your hard earned money I hardly recommend NOT buying for Cathay Pacific. I order takeout for dinner after a long day at work and it seems that Cathay Pacific doesn't value their customers. I ordered salt and pepper shrimp beef fried rice and chicken finger. The rice seemed to be from this morning the shrimp absolutely disgusting soggy, and blame. My order came to be $50. And I'm truly disgusted and disappointed with them. Only reason I won't go back to bring back this disgrace of so called food is because the distance from home to their OVER RATED OVERPRICED RESTAURANT. People think twice before eating from CATHAY PACIFIC

First time I'm not feeling like it was under or not well cooked bravo to Cathay for getting this dish right. Not greasy and not stale! Service was fast and the ambiance was cool and chill! A good evening wasn't disappointed