Peach Farm

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

Peach Farm

Chinese restaurant · Chinatown

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4 Tyler St, Boston, MA 02111

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Dive into Peach Farm, a bustling Cantonese gem in Boston's Chinatown, known for its fresh seafood and late-night Peking duck cravings.  

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4 Tyler St, Boston, MA 02111 Get directions

peachfarmseafood.com

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4 Tyler St, Boston, MA 02111 Get directions

+1 617 482 3332
peachfarmseafood.com

$$ · Menu

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"Many in the restaurant industry may know Peach Farm because of its late-night hours, but this family-owned classic Cantonese establishment is also a community builder, feeding hungry families for decades. The seafood program features live fish and shellfish at a reasonable price and the dishes, such as ginger and scallion lobster stir fry, have been consistently superb." - Nathan Tavares, Valerie Li Stack, Eater Staff

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"Peach Farm should be the first place you check out in Boston’s Chinatown. While it’s now only open until midnight every day (it used to be 3am), this is a neighborhood classic that consistently delivers, and is especially good for a later dinner with a bunch of people. Bring a group for family-style king crab, fried stuffed taro root with duck, head-on spicy salted shrimp, and off-menu platters of sesame noodles with pork. There are lots of pink tablecloth-covered tables with lazy susans to accommodate all the big shareable plates. Grab a cocktail at Offsuit or late-night beers at The Corner Pub after dinner." - tanya edwards

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"Peach Farm was a late-night favorite among restaurant industry types before the pandemic struck, but it doesn’t stay open quite as late anymore. Still, it’s worth a visit. Its menu is overwhelming — there are literally hundreds of options — but that’s part of the allure. One could eat food from Peach Farm every night for a year before trying everything on the menu, but start with seafood, especially lobster with ginger and scallions. There’s also Beijing-style roasted duck, and — unlike other neighborhood destinations for it — you don’t have to order in advance." - Erika Adams, Valerie Li Stack, Eater Staff

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"Peach Farm is the quintessential Chinatown destination, known especially as a late-night haunt for Boston’s restaurant industry workers. Open until midnight, the busy basement space is the place to go for lobster with ginger and scallions, or roast duck, or really anything from the enormous menu. (When in doubt, go for a seafood dish.)" - Eater Staff

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"Peach Farm should be the first place you check out in Boston’s Chinatown. While it’s now only open until midnight every day (it used to be 3am), this is a neighborhood classic that consistently delivers, and is especially good for a later dinner with a bunch of people. Bring a group for family-style king crab, fried stuffed taro root with duck, head-on spicy salted shrimp, and off-menu platters of sesame noodles with pork. There are lots of pink tablecloth-covered tables with lazy susans to accommodate all the big shareable plates. Go for a later dinner before grabbing a cocktail at or late-night beers at ." - Tanya Edwards

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