You need to travel over to Lowell, ma for Cambodian food tour !!

@Gokenshiba

2 жыл бұрын

Hell yeah they do

@Tracksidebench

2 жыл бұрын

I think they did that with other people

@RoyalCruiseNews

2 жыл бұрын

Lowell is the spot for Cambodian, Laos, Viet and Thai food. 30 minutes from Boston.

@ChojinLove

2 жыл бұрын

@@RoyalCruiseNews which restaurants are good for cambodian and laos food in lowell?

@TomLi8

2 жыл бұрын

which restaurant you suggest? I live close to Lowell.

You guys legit make me discover my own city. I didnt think Boston Chinatown was that special but glad you guys think so.

@henrynguyen925

2 жыл бұрын

same here!

@schauzeit

2 жыл бұрын

I lived in DC before and I can say not all Chinatowns are created equal. Pleasantly surprised with all the great options when I moved here to Boston last year! Time to check out Chinatown again soon.

@dcshrn

2 жыл бұрын

hehe dc chinatown is chinablock. though dc wins in most other aspects

@Haze-vi6ng

2 жыл бұрын

You should be ashamed

@Ginger30161

2 жыл бұрын

@@dcshrn And how many of those chinese restaurants serve mumbo sauce?

I like that Boston's Chinatown has a large population of Taishan locals. We're #1. ..Chinese to come to America and open our restaurants. Both my grandfathers opened Chinese restaurants. One in Canada and one in the Bay area in Berkeley. I've worked in restaurants all my life. Watching new entrepreneurs take the gamble and start a successful business is very humbling. Reminiscent of the old immigrants that came before them 100 years ago. The coverage of these new locations is a pleasure to watch.

Thanks so much, Fung Bros, for opening my eyes in my own city! I gotta get lunch at these places more often when I'm in the office. Aside from you repping Brooklyn, you're always very entertaining and fun to watch!

you guys hit every food spot in chinatown, i can’t thank you guys enough for this video !!! keep up the content ❤️

This is home 🥲 Moved from Boston to Vegas this past year and this video was super nostalgic. Gonna try some of these new spots the next time I’m back in the city for the holidays! Great review and input!

Thanks so much! I love this series and it's cool you did a Boston one as that's a bit closer to home than NY so I can probs actually get there!

This was your best video.

This was fun to watch! I will be checking out some of those places on my vacation next month!

Fung brothers, what a great tour of China town, Boston! I’m from l.a., always in the SGV, but will be in Boston in a few weeks. My nephew n niece are in college there, n we’ll be touring most of these spots! Thank you!!!

That's my favorite Chinese fast food spot in Boston. Man I love Boston thank you for going back

This makes my heart leap for joy. I love this city too much. it's beeen rough the past few years.

thank you for starting with taiwan cafe :) been going there since i was a kid, still going today for lunch special now that i work close by

Wow! You guys covered alot! Thank You.

lets gooo. great video! love these videos. Sad the Nets got swept lmao

Over the course of this series so many great places have been reviewed. This list of restaurants in this series is long enough for the rest of my life! :D

Grew up in Boston in the 90's and Peach Farm is the best, glad it's still around. The lobster is amazing. The beef and chicken plates are also bangin.

Salute to Fung Bros for doing these Boston Chinatown episodes. Let the world know.

@JunglePplAssmanSam

2 жыл бұрын

Stop using offensive... that ain't it

Living for this episode… we don’t have anything like these places in the north east UK 😣 Great video xx

Let's go Boston, live right next to it. Definitely one of the best chinatown's for sure. Huge variety of foods

Great video boys, always lookin for new spots to eat here in the city! Next time y'all come to boston, you NEED to go to Allston, its boston's 2nd chinatown that is lowkey slept on. Its less touristy, and has more of a Korean presence, but they got a taste of everything here, even a Super88!

After watching this video I wanna try al the food mentioned inside. Looks great!

I've lived in boston for years, but I haven't even been to some of these places. Thank you~ love the vid

OMG thank you so much, Boston is my birthtown, and the first place i had Chinese Food. Did you know Moo Shiu was invented here in Boston by Joyce Chen?? Also Gai Poo Lo Mein is the best american-chinese food dish ever!

I love you guys. The Food looked great. Next time I am in Boston I will have to try some of these places.

Thank you for this!! I am currently in Boston for a couple days and this has been my guide. I legit just bought a hat from the same lady!!! Then some lychee mousse from the corner bakery. Hong Kong eatery was mind blowing!! I’m trying to get to all these places in a 2 days.

I so miss my hometown. Have only back once been since I moved 7 years ago. Chinatown has always been one of my favorite foodie spots since a kid.

andrew still had 7 seconds on the pie. 😂 j/k. Seriously though, i think they all need their waiters to show pictures of these meals, and explain. most people are just use to the standard menu. i never even seen most of the food served up on here, from low cost to expensive. when i was living in houston by westheimer mall, their was this amazing the best shawarma place. the food was amazing. shawarma kings i think was the name, but i had no idea what to order, and it’s was a lost for me, and i still remember how i felt. massive vietnamese area. really amazing food.

Dude, thanks so much for the tip on Ogawa. That place was wonderful, avocado stack, matcha rose latte. All amazing. Wouldn’t have found it without you guys. Be well, thanks.

Ding Ho was my favorite quick lunch spot when I lived in the area, love all the places you highlighted

Next time you’re in Boston Chinatown, y’all need to go to Chinatown Cafe in Tai Tung Village. It’s perfection! Also Winsor Dim Sum is great! Their Melty Salted Egg Yolk Bao is phenomenal.

@SB-bp4bb

2 жыл бұрын

Chinatown Cafe and the owner Bobby are great!

@MarciaW.

2 жыл бұрын

I said those places too lol

This guy is the Best I passed through boston Chinatown 1,000 times but never knowing where exactly to eat was kinda always intimidated but not now ,I wish people like him made videos like this years ago.

The spot that is Tora was for decades a small family owned Aquarium fish and supplies store. I loved going there to see all the interesting things they sold that you'd rarely see at typical American aquarium store and NEVER at a national chain. I liked the poke at Tora but I missed the old family and their "taste" in fish.

Best review!!! Covered everything

I always go to Ding Ho best quick fast food for a good price in China Town you guys hit all all the best spots thanks for coming back to visit Boston

Love this video!!

I miss Boston Chinatown. My inlaws use to live within walking distance so when we'd visit, we'd hit up all over Chinatown for most dinners and lunches. Bro-in-law had himself a second kid and they moved out to Quincy. We haven't been down to Boston since a couple years before COVID so we're really missing it.

@7:50 Thats a pretty good Jersey impression....Boston, not so much. Glad you showed the hidden gems!

Gotta check out Quincy,MA next time! It's only 20mins South of Boston. Known as second Chinatown, home to the very 1st Dunkin and can't visit Quincy without eating at the clam box or Tony's for some fried clams or lobstah roll. The beach is across the street. Personal favorite is Big fun Cafe, shout out to the owner Shu and her family

@kidmackenzie

2 жыл бұрын

Oh heck yeah! Quincy has some dang good eats especially North Quincy!

@elbertgomes7477

2 жыл бұрын

Yes !

@SB-bp4bb

2 жыл бұрын

Big Fun is a must!

@stevestefan7629

2 жыл бұрын

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@Grahamt978

2 ай бұрын

Beach across from Clam Box? Not really…

Should go to Quincy and Malden as well. They are like the second and third Chinatown in MA

Next time grab the steamed rice noodles with peanut sauce, soy sauce, spice sauce and sesame seeds at Ding Ho, on point and so cheap!!! 🔥🔥🔥

@SB-bp4bb

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. That was my lunch almost everyday when I was working in Boston.

Wow the Chinese food looks delicious 🤤

I love the food vlogs especially Asian cuisine never stop making them 😍

I live in Boston and love eating in Chinatown! Thanks for this awesome video.

Quincy and Allston are great places to check out too in MA. Quincy is a second Chinatown and Allston has a ton of Korean and Chinese food

@TomLi8

2 жыл бұрын

Which Quincy restaurant?

@karenchen6763

2 жыл бұрын

@@TomLi8 Winsor or Ming's Seafood Restaurant for dim sum, Pad Thai or Yawarat for Thai, Chili Square, Fuji at WoC, Royal Hot Pot, South Garden, B Cafe. for desert, there are a lot of boba and snacks. my favorites are Momo Cafe (donuts and boba), Yocha, Vivi, Onezo, Mei Mei Bakery

That bakery in 8:32 the big fluffy Pao seemed right up my alley.

Long live Hing Shing Bakery in all our memories. I will miss it so much. Been going there for almost 40 years, even tho I have lived in another part of the US for almost 30 years. I’m saving this video for the nice tribute to Hing Shing Bakery, at 8:29 ❤❤❤

@bstaznkid4lyfe392

8 ай бұрын

It was a cheap bakery, but not the freshest though..

@apfelstrudel714

8 ай бұрын

@@bstaznkid4lyfe392 Can’t get any fresher than warm from the oven. I usually got there in time for fresh-baked. Super delicious!

2am is when the “cold tea” comes out…

slipper mode, battle mode 😂 I want some crocs now

Those scallops look 🔥🔥🔥 also David’s love of zongzi is sooo me 😂🤤

@stevestefan7629

2 жыл бұрын

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One of your best restaurant reviews.

Fun fact: coffee-flavored gelatin as a dessert was actually invented in Boston in the 1800’s in a restaurant called Durgin-Park, and was brought over to Japan later. A Japanese student who studied abroad in the US is said to have been the first to publish it in Japan. So Ogawa Cafe opening up a location in Boston and serving drinks with coffee jelly is actually a really cool full-circle moment!

You gotta get to dorchester they have a huge south east asian community as well as more chinese food. best Vietnamese is in Dorchester.

This video is 🔥🔥🔥

Peach Farm is the legit spot. We have all of our Lunar New Year family meals there.

Personal dessert fave is the winter melon bun with egg yolk at Ho Yuen bakery. Amazing flavor!

It would’ve been a dope collab if you all met up with Christina on the right from Taiwan... that would have been hella cool video!

Wish you guys did a fan meet up here!! Been following you guys for years and you were in my city ! 😭

Love the food stuff !!!

I went to BU years ago and love the upstairs Chinese food booths in Chinatown that individual owners cook their style of food. You have to try that place.

@elizamccroskey1708

2 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry dear, (known as 7 kitchens) it's long gone. Probably 2015 or 2016. It was amazing I agree!

@edchoi2428

2 жыл бұрын

@@elizamccroskey1708 :( I used to love that place as a young man in college :)

If you ever come to Boston again, try to get a photo or a quick vid with the Mayor Michelle Wu. She's Taiwanese-American and a big Celtics fan. I'm sure y'all could bond over some hotpot and basketball.

Y’all got me hungry and I’m watching this at midnight before bed. Fuck it I’m gonna eat now lol

Woop woop Taiwan Cafe!! ❤

Incredible how much you ate, surely not all in a single day? Looks sooooo goooood.

yall need to try Quincy Asian food

I hated those mixed Baos as a kid but as an adult, it's my new go to now.

Good looks on the plant based ramen, buying that now!

I thought walking around in Boston in Bills gear is bold, but in Brooklyn Nets wow! 😂

Fun Fact - 17:43 The Liu Yi Shou Hot Pot location used to be a McDonald's

@Phoca_Vitulina

2 жыл бұрын

what?! that's so cool some how they beat out McDonalds!

Moving and groovin. Dig it

When I go back home, that's the first place I go to when I get off the plane. It slaps!

@stevestefan7629

2 жыл бұрын

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I had a good time in Boston's Chinatown earlier this yr. I tried some new things

"Hong Kong Eatery" of Boston Chinatown is my favorite authentic Hong Kong style restaurant. Facts!!!

There was a bao zai fan place in NYC Chinatown, and if you got it to go, they literally give you the rice and meat inside the clay pot and send you off with the clay pot. Well. We didn't know and the bag was really heavy, and when we left the restaurant, the clay pot broke through the bag and fell right on the street lol

Avana sushi super bomb for the $. 1 of my main go to spots when I lived in Boston.

I love Boston!! Best city I love to visit

If you make it into Cambridge I would love your thoughts on Royal East, with Toscanini’s ice cream across the street, the perfect college student combo

Best classic restaurants are in Montreal Chinatown... How you'll be able to try it one day!!

You know how old school Eldo is? Both my father and grandfather got their coffee there when they were working. And the last time I was there was in 1992.

Food is def great there.

Lobsta, I grew up 45 min South of Boston in Scituate! It's definitely a rip to get seafood there . If you go to NH and buy Lobsta from Boston at the Market and cook them yourself they are like 5.99 lb. Same with the Haddock ! ENJOY though it's always Fun 👊. You sure got the Accent down though Brotha😊. What year were you there last. I went back four years and didn't see pat 1 LoL. JO JO IN VT 💕😄

Soup dumpling originated from Kaifeng, capital city of Northern Song dynasty more than a thousand years ago. As Northern Song moved south and became Southern Song, soup dumpling spread to the south.

60 Year old construction worker taste buds... Funny stuff guys. Very well done video report

eyyy boston represent!

I had been to Ding Ho back in the 80's. Great fast food for lunch

7:10 what a conversation killer !

R.I.P. Hing Shing Pastry..

Another vote for Quincy, the new Chinatown. Easier to park and food just as good. Many Asian options and lots of new spots opening up. Tho my faves are Windsor (all day dim sum) and Ming's for their innovative dim sum albeit pricey. Kam Man for their siew mei...Roast pork & Roast duck

@stevestefan7629

2 жыл бұрын

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Please come to Allston and tour all the hot pot and Korean spots!

okkk.... I'm moving to Boston. 😋

OMG! My home city!

U guys need to make a trip to Philly c-town. Very diverse when it comes to Asian food

Mayonnaise shrimp in Chinatown is the go to meal after a club

Hi Fung Bros. Food!!! 😊

amazing brother

Small dragon buns :D

My favorite brothers went to my home town 😍😍😍😍. Ok make sure u do to Cathay Pacific next time to me it's the best American Chinese food in the worrlllddd lol. And if y'all looking for a bajan connect 🇧🇧I got you 🥰

Lmao bro really told you to google it 🤣

claypot cafe skimpin on that meat son

Everyone: "Char Siu Pork" Bostonians: "Chaw Siu Pawk"