Clay Pot Cafe (旺角煲仔饭）

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

Clay Pot Cafe (旺角煲仔饭）

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

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74 Kneeland St, Boston, MA 02111

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Specializes in clay pot rice with crispy rice, HK milk tea  

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74 Kneeland St, Boston, MA 02111 Get directions

claypotcafeboston.com

$10–20 · Menu

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74 Kneeland St, Boston, MA 02111 Get directions

+1 617 357 5262
claypotcafeboston.com

$10–20 · Menu

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Best Restaurants in Chinatown | Eater Boston

"In Hong Kong, people line up for hours just to get a taste of the best clay pot rice in town, a rice-based casserole with various toppings and crunchy socarrat-like bottom. You don’t have to travel far for it; this unassuming establishment does the dish so well that it captures the flavor and texture of the dish, with a massive selection of toppings to pick from." - Valerie Li Stack

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Tiny, cash-friendly spot specializing in Hong Kong–style clay pot rice with crispy socarrat bottoms and classic toppings. Featured in Eater’s Chinatown guide as a humble stop that delivers big flavor.

https://boston.eater.com/maps/best-restaurants-chinatown-boston
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Amanda Wong

Google
Absolutely love Clay Pot Cafe! This place has become one of my go-to spots for comfort food. Their casseroles and clay pot rice are packed with flavor — perfectly cooked with that delicious crispy rice at the bottom that you can only get from a real clay pot. You can tell they take pride in the details. The Cantonese milk tea is also top-notch — strong, smooth, and perfectly sweetened. Tastes just like what you’d get in Hong Kong. Authentic, cozy, and consistent. Highly recommend for anyone craving real Cantonese flavors!

Filipe Wong (Belippy)

Google
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Clay Pot Cafe in Boston’s Chinatown is a hidden gem for authentic Cantonese comfort food. Their rice rolls are silky smooth and melt in your mouth, offering a delightful texture that’s hard to find elsewhere. The stir-fried green beans are perfectly cooked—crisp, flavorful, and seasoned just right. The staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is cozy, making it a great spot for a satisfying meal. Highly recommend! 

Michael Huoh

Google
About as authentic as it gets. The clay pot rice and vegetable dishes were incredible. The woman running front of house was super friendly. Cramped space but it added to the experience.

Jein Park

Google
one of the few places in boston that feel truly hole in the wall anymore. high quality delicious dishes at reasonable prices. our hack is to get the “small” clay pot because the larger sizes give proportionally more rice than protein. would recommend everything we ordered, which was the chinese broccoli, scrambled egg and shrimp, sausage clay pot and pork clay pot!

Bobo Antares

Google
This is a multiple visit potential. The stir fried bean stalk were very good but the curry fishballs were not hot enough. Proper clay pot rice but a bit too dried. They should have added lighter sauce after removing from fire (or offer to add). I had to ask for more sauce. Great service but too pushy in upselling drinks. Be prepared to share table.

Jun Simons

Google
Ive heard the food is inconsistent, but mine was really good. The chinese sausage and chicken was flavorful and I love how crispy the rice gets in the clay pot. Very limited seating available, fairly quick service.

Tingwei Meng

Google
I like their food! Reminds me of my HK time. Just come early because there are not many tables and you may need to wait for a while. We come around 6pm on Sat and no need to wait (2ppl).

Joyce Y

Google
This place is very small and has limited numbers of table. They serve clay pot rice with different toppings. The traditional Chinese sausage one is good but others can be a bit unflavored and require you to add pre soy sauce yourself. We added egg on one of the order and found the egg being overcooked. I can’t say they are awesome but I think out of what you can get from Boston, this is okay. The waitress reminded us about paying tips at the end, which I thought it’s a bit rude.