Solid spot with good clay pot rice and cheong fun. It’s a relatively small no-frills shop, owners were friendly and helpful, quick food service. We ordered minced pork & preserved vegetable clay pot (rice deliciously crispy, a little on the salty side given the topping) and a shrimp cheong fun with egg (decent, the noodle itself was perhaps a little too soft for my taste). Good value for money given portion sizes.
It was pretty good, steamed rice rolls were the highlight. Didn't like the false advertising on the pig intestine congee (called that in both Chinese and English) which instead came with liver, a shortcut and much cheaper product. 4 star food minus one for that.
This small Cantoness eatery can seat about 15 people so expect some wait time if you want to dine in. There a lots of locals getting takeouts so its good.The Clay Pot Rice 煲仔饭 is a must have. I had the traditional one with roast pork and sausage. It nicely done with a thin layer crispy rice sticking to the pot at the bottom.Their Steamed Rice Roll is made fresh from rice batter they grind each day. You can see a chef dedicated for making those when you peak into the kitchen.They have very good portion for the price. My kids ordered the Yang Chow Fried Rice and Beef Chow Fun, they could only finish half and took the rest home for dinner.The boss and boss lady (I think) are busy working front and back but also very friendly to talk to customers if they are not sure what to order.
authentic cantonese food. the steamed rolls were made by traditional method, fresh and delicious. the soup comes with a variety of carefully selected ingredients and Chinese herbs (good for both taste and health). the majority of customers are local Chinese population (many of them are seniors), indicative of the authenticity of their food.
A great local restaurant serving authentic Cantonese dishes. Tried 2 of their clay pot rice dishes (Chinese Sausage & Bacon and Chicken & Mushroom) and it’s worth the wait (we ordered in advance while waiting for a table), 2 of their rice noodles (BBQ Pork and Shrimp) and their Beef Brisket E-Fun Noodles. Everything was delicious! I can’t forget to mention their HK Milk Tea. I had it hot and it’s one of the best I’ve had in a while. I would definitely come back again!
Ordered the beef, pork, shrimp, golden (egg), and pork liver rice noodles: it’s not rolled, but just scraped (different style). The toppings were just sprinkled on top and tough. The liver weren’t processed correctly so had a very fishy? flavor (compared to a sweet/earthy flavor). The shrimp was chopped up into 3 pieces instead of just the entire shrimp.Noodles were silky and thin but maybe we got take out so it wasn’t QQ. Quite pricey for the amount of toppings/fillings you get.
Speaking as a Cantonese, big fun cafe has the best steam rice roll in Boston!! Others dishes are also very authentic. The business is too good, sometime it takes time to wait a little bit, but it’s worthy! If I have time, I will always drive from Medford to Quincy, just for some good home goods from big fun cafe!!! Enjoy the good foods guys! Carrie.
This place has some really authentic Cantonese food. In the Boston area, this is considered good. Service is quick, the staffs are super friendly. I would recommend people to try it out.
I would definitely visit again whenever I’m in Quincy!! They serve authentic Cantonese dishes & clay pot rice, thumbs up :D
A must visit place in Boston!Authentic Cantonese food (soup, chueng fun/rice roll, clay pot rice) with affordable price!