Just wanted to say thanks for all you do to keep our Chinatowns alive. Boston Chinatown doesn't get the love it deserves. Really appreciate you taking the time to visit and shine a spotlight on some great places. Next time you come back, would definitely recommend hitting up some Taiwanese spots. Taiwan cafe is a personal fave.
We are group of families from NJ and Houston. Went in Taiwan Cafe with great expectation, came out with disappointment. Please take that Taiwan from their name, nothing we ordered can said authentic Taiwanese dishes.
Chinatown in Boston doesn’t deserve any love at all .. I have been working in the forty for years and Chinatown is full of disgusting unsanitary people and also restaurants .. Bostonians should all come together and get rid of Chinatown and everybody who lives in it
Born and raised in the Boston area. Chinatown has really evolved. Kept up with the times. Very proud of the new gen entrepreneurs. They just need to figure out the parking situation. Been impossible to find parking for decades.
Born and raised in Boston when they decided to remove the metered parking spots from Kneeland and Washington streets that ruined the areas businesses. A must eat restaurant is Hong King Eatery at 79 Harrison ave. The bbq pork is insanely delicious.
That banh mi sold me to go to Boston foreal. I really liked Naq hanging out with y’all. He was so honest and educated! Everything y’all ate looked insanely good! Rest In Peace, Ken 🙏🏼
I live in Boston, and I’m so grateful for this video! Out of the places I’ve tried from this video, I can say they definitely deserve to be on this list! So now I know I NEED to go to the places I haven’t tried.
Boston thought its not that big compared to NYC I have had the best versions of every cuisine there... indian , ramen, chinese, nigerian food. Boston knows whatsup theres alot of good food
Ayyyy that was me in all black across the street at 24:00 I was wondering who the fuck was shouting at drivers. Then I realized it was the Fung Bros and asked for a picture. These guys were chill af. Hope yall had a nice time here, better be rooting for the Celtics next time you come back tho hahahahaha
Thanks Fung Bros for highlighting the food and people from Boston's Chinatown. I'm originally from the 626 where the level of Asian food is obviously unparalleled, but you gotta respect the history and how long this community has persevered on the east coast. Wish I could've run into you guys on the street. Long time subscriber and love your channel.
@@ramirom1434 very close to Savin Hill on the Red line. Walk down to dot ave and it is a block away, very worth the trip! Best Bahn Mi, food and drinks
Only been to Boston a few times, but Penang was a favorite recommended by my in laws. Ate there 3x and were never disappointed. Boston Chinatown is full of surprises, love from the 6ix.
Boston is incredibly diverse. People dont know it because of the movies that only show one type of boston, and because people only visit downtown and college neighborhoods. Boston and the surrounding area has every type of neighborhood you could think of.
I have been to all of these Restaurant. These guys are not lying some of the best food I’ve ever eaten and they’re not shy to tell you what your secret is. #HappyInBoston
YALL ARE THE BEST! THANK YOU! Who paid you to say such nice things about Boston?!? I've been watching you guys for years and can't believe you came to Boston and showed me so many cool spots!
I've walked by Double Chin hundreds of times but never gone inside. That's about to change! Thank you for doing this vid, a love Chinatown. It's a very overlooked and underrated part of Boston.
OH MY GOSH THANK YOU!!! I work one street over from Chinatown and I love their food, but I always feel like I'm missing the "hidden gems" I had to subscribe. Thank you for making this video!!!
I highly recommend gourmet dumpling house & shabu zen if u guys ever do this again! haven’t been to boston in a while but as someone who used to live there it was nice seeing some spots i used to frequent!
It’s super cool to see the Fung Bros’ perspective and take on Boston’s Chinatown. I’m from Boston myself and was excited to see that you guys even visited the hidden gems like Wai Wai! I couldn’t even keep up with how many 5/5 David gave. Fung Bros have done it again, sheeeeeesh
I went and had food / ate in Boston China town all the time in childhood ( in the 1960s), it was my favorite place to go and eat . BEST ever . I loved all the shops .
I love Boston Chinatown lots of great memories and great food back in the 1980's my friends rented the entire top floor of a building (art studio) Chinatown it has it's own style. My friends and I were art school students and had so much fun and met lots of friendly shop and restaurant owners . Dim sum on Sunday with a case of beer under the table good times
Boston here!!!! Love this video and thanks for peaking my curiosity! Putting Chinatown Eats on my to do list for this weekend. Haven't been since pre pandemic
yasss supporting the local Chinatown spots! loving it! definitely check out the Egg Puff Lady, Tora Japanese Restaurant, and Sweet Waffles & Boba next time! ;)
Love Boston China town went there weekly when I was assigned to USS Wasp CVS18. Normally Wednesday was my visit. Good food, and atomosphere especially for a young sailor with limited income.
Flushing in NYC (as well as Sunset Park in Brooklyn), while popular among locals and foodies, always get overshadowed by their most famous sibling in Manhattan. Honestly, Flushing kills when it comes to the food scene, and just authenticity / environment. I know you've done it already, but it deserves way more attention than Manhattan's. Literally no one ever talks about Monterey Park / Rosemead / Alhambra outside of L.A. Monterey Park has one of the highest concentrations of Chinese people and businesses in the area, but everyone always focuses on L.A.'s more underwhelming / small Chinatown in Downtown. You should cover it.
Great video. I have a suggestion how about interviewing influential members of the Asian community. Serious but light engaging interviews. Like how we as asian americans make an impact in our world and community. Positivity and inspirational ideas and stories for the young Asian Americans. You could interview the mayor or local assembly members or congressional topics for a congressmen since you're mother is a lawyer she could help you. The Asian American foundation is doing wonders now. Maybe you can interview a board member or 2 in a serious setting. Have a more political voice and stance for your communities. Thank you very much. Hope you like this suggestion.
i was hoping to find a commented like this! we've got some serious asian flavor raising in the political and societal landscaping of "boss-town" and folk need to know
My father used to work in Boston decades ago when Chinatown was called the 'Combat Zone' we would occasionally meet him for lunch and we went to this Chinese restaurant in the lower level of a building in Chinatown and it was fantastic. He would occasionally bring home Asian pastries, peanut rolls, and mini custards so damn good. Good times
If you are in Boston, whether it is living or visiting, you have got to be in Chinatown. It is so underrated and I pray to god all the gentrification and cost of living stuff doesn't make it collapse because it is amazing. You can walk in to any restaurant and get great food for a reasonable price.
Boston is really underrated, between Boston, Cambridge and Dorchester we have some of the best food in the US from Korean food to Vietnamese to Chinese and everything in between. 617
Boston's Chinatown has always been a hit or miss for me. I'd love to try more of it, but I can't get over the state of many of the buildings there. I don't want to give names, but I went to a restaurant there once that had a leaking ceiling (on the bottom floor) and the restaurant above it had rats. I wish the city would help with the upkeep of these buildings because so many of the restaurants here are innovative af.
Loved your video & the way you bros. Communicate with one another as well as announce the dish in unison.I am going to try some of your recommendations.
This is amazing, my home! Now I really want to go back. Penang is where I had my first fried ice cream experience. I thoroughly enjoyed this video, well done guys,
Lanzhou Fresh Noodle in Allston is terrific and I've heard great things about Gene's Flatbread Cafe, which is on the outskirts of Chinatown. The Pho in Dorchester is truly terrific as well
i grew up in Boston and also lived in Los Angeles California, now living in South Carolina. traveled all over the world and i believe that Boston has the best Chinese food. i can't find bake char Siu bao and dark lobster sauce, with or without lobster except in Boston. Kowloon Restaurant.
Do a round 2 including greater boston/Dorchester. Anh Hong, Ba Le, Chinatown Cafe, Kaze, GG/peach farm, maybe some Allston spots. Damn can i take u guys around next time, I got some bomb diggity in mind for you..
Thank you guys showing BOSTON Chinatown, here's some other good Restaurant in Boston Chinatown Barbecue: Friendship BBQ ： 铜锅羊杂汤 LAMB SOUP 新奥尔良鸡肉串Chicken skewers HOT POT: LIUYISHOU HOT POT （Famous Hot POT come from New York） Taiwan Cafe：HOUSE SPECIAL FRIED PORK CHOP (The pork chop ricebox is very competitive) Clay Pot Cafe ：Claypot rice with eel黄鳝煲仔饭 pork knuckle stewed with lotus root 莲藕炖猪手 Gene's Chinese Flatbread Cafe: LAMB skewers ,PORK FLATBREAD SANDWICH,hot sour dumpling soup Hope you guys can find out more good food.
Should visit and do a segment on Eden Center down in Falls Church, VA. It's a large Vietnamese shopping center with tons of restaurants and stores to try out.
One of the the most OG spots in Boston Chinatown is Chinatown Cafe. Been serving the community for decades with their HK BBQ, especially their fried pork. Once their supply is gone for the day, they're out.
Gotta go to Peach Farm next time and have their ginger and scallion lobsters! New Saigon Sandwich was opened for a very long time and had the best banh mi's since they make their own mayo but looks like they closed and Banh Mi Huong Que took over now.
I'm from Dorchester, but i never really got the chance to check out any spots in China town. I really been missing out my whole life! Appreciate the video and the content
7:55 They call it "Boston" lobster mainly because it is a distribution point, and not so much because the lobsters are caught off the shores of Boston. Most of these lobsters are either from Maine, or they even use Canadian lobsters, all depends on the time of the year, because harv esting season if sifferent between the 2 countries.
dude please do like a compilation top 10 of boston china town. if i only have like 3-5 days in boston, like what are must haves. i understand you want to highlight and show the chinatown businesses and i appreciate that, but as a tourist who has limited time, if you have videos that are more top 10, it would save time lol. but nice videos man. keep up the good work.
Just wanted to say thanks for all you do to keep our Chinatowns alive. Boston Chinatown doesn't get the love it deserves. Really appreciate you taking the time to visit and shine a spotlight on some great places. Next time you come back, would definitely recommend hitting up some Taiwanese spots. Taiwan cafe is a personal fave.
Taiwan cafe is so bad and inauthentic what are you talking about
I got a whole bag of frozen dumplings from Taiwan Cafe. So good but quite fatty
We are group of families from NJ and Houston. Went in Taiwan Cafe with great expectation, came out with disappointment. Please take that Taiwan from their name, nothing we ordered can said authentic Taiwanese dishes.
I dont know how Taiwanese Authentic that place is but Taiwan Cafe slaps!! Food is amazing and they have very good tea too
Chinatown in Boston doesn’t deserve any love at all .. I have been working in the forty for years and Chinatown is full of disgusting unsanitary people and also restaurants .. Bostonians should all come together and get rid of Chinatown and everybody who lives in it
Born and raised in the Boston area. Chinatown has really evolved. Kept up with the times. Very proud of the new gen entrepreneurs. They just need to figure out the parking situation. Been impossible to find parking for decades.
Honestly might never get solved
Born and raised in Boston when they decided to remove the metered parking spots from Kneeland and Washington streets that ruined the areas businesses.
A must eat restaurant is Hong King Eatery at 79 Harrison ave. The bbq pork is insanely delicious.
parking will never be fixed, they want us all on public transit
Taking the T orange line tomorrow.
@@jacquir8331 110% agree
That banh mi sold me to go to Boston foreal. I really liked Naq hanging out with y’all. He was so honest and educated! Everything y’all ate looked insanely good! Rest In Peace, Ken 🙏🏼
YOU HAVE TO GO TO: Winsor Dim Sum Cafe. It’s literally across the street from Shojo. I weeped when I realized you weren’t going to Winsor. Haha
Thank you!!! I have not had dim sum anywhere else for over 10 years now.
@Radja Nasution 100%
I live in Boston, and I’m so grateful for this video! Out of the places I’ve tried from this video, I can say they definitely deserve to be on this list! So now I know I NEED to go to the places I haven’t tried.
Boston thought its not that big compared to NYC I have had the best versions of every cuisine there... indian , ramen, chinese, nigerian food. Boston knows whatsup theres alot of good food
Ayyyy that was me in all black across the street at 24:00 I was wondering who the fuck was shouting at drivers. Then I realized it was the Fung Bros and asked for a picture. These guys were chill af. Hope yall had a nice time here, better be rooting for the Celtics next time you come back tho hahahahaha
Boston has one of the only uyghur restaurants in the US its called Silk Road in Cambridge MA
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There used to be a Silk Road spot at the Super 88 too but it closed sadly
Cambridge isn’t boston
@@brandonmogul-adlin531 the restaurant is literally across the bridge from Boston proper, near the green line and MIT
@@GTM9164 that doesn’t make it apart of Boston, cambridge is a separate city
Thanks Fung Bros for highlighting the food and people from Boston's Chinatown. I'm originally from the 626 where the level of Asian food is obviously unparalleled, but you gotta respect the history and how long this community has persevered on the east coast. Wish I could've run into you guys on the street. Long time subscriber and love your channel.
Thanks for featuring Boston spots!! They need more love. Banh Mi Ba Le is great too (but 15min from there)
Best in Boston for sure,!
yes yes yes
Is it by a T stop? Apologies but just starting to get back out post-Covid. The Chinese enclave always a must stop. Any suggested dishes?
@@ramirom1434 very close to Savin Hill on the Red line. Walk down to dot ave and it is a block away, very worth the trip! Best Bahn Mi, food and drinks
Only been to Boston a few times, but Penang was a favorite recommended by my in laws. Ate there 3x and were never disappointed. Boston Chinatown is full of surprises, love from the 6ix.
I love WAI WAI, that’s legit my favorite place to eat at work. Glad to see Wai is getting the recognition he deserves.
Rest In Peace Ken!! Worked with him in college, he was always nice and humble to everyone
A must restaurant is Hong Kong Eatery @ 79 Harrison ave. Get the BBQ Pork it is insanely delicious!
Boston is incredibly diverse. People dont know it because of the movies that only show one type of boston, and because people only visit downtown and college neighborhoods.
Boston and the surrounding area has every type of neighborhood you could think of.
So true. Boston is so misrepresented.
I agree!
Great video! Naq was very enjoyable and knowledgable :)
I’m from New Hampshire and had no idea about any of these restaurants!! Definitely taking a trip to Boston soon!!
Gene's Flatbread should have totally been included. Amazing Xi'An cuisine, their garlic chili oil noodles are bomb!
Thank you for this! Boston's Chinatown is amazing! My friend and i will watch this so that we can decide where to eat! I always wanted to try Shojo!
I have been to all of these Restaurant. These guys are not lying some of the best food I’ve ever eaten and they’re not shy to tell you what your secret is. #HappyInBoston
Chinese Flatbread Company, New Golden Gate, and Peach Farm are great spots to try if you are ever back in Boston. Love this episode!
YALL ARE THE BEST! THANK YOU! Who paid you to say such nice things about Boston?!? I've been watching you guys for years and can't believe you came to Boston and showed me so many cool spots!
i have been waiting for this day for so long oh my goodness
I've walked by Double Chin hundreds of times but never gone inside. That's about to change! Thank you for doing this vid, a love Chinatown. It's a very overlooked and underrated part of Boston.
Double chin is kinda weird bro
OH MY GOSH THANK YOU!!! I work one street over from Chinatown and I love their food, but I always feel like I'm missing the "hidden gems" I had to subscribe. Thank you for making this video!!!
I highly recommend gourmet dumpling house & shabu zen if u guys ever do this again! haven’t been to boston in a while but as someone who used to live there it was nice seeing some spots i used to frequent!
Great video ! Next one Lowell ma Cambodian town 🔥💯
To the Wai Wai restaurant owner: Thank you for your military service, sir !
Wai Wai was my go to place for chicken and beef. That was in the early 1980, when back again 3 years ago, they still look the same.
Thank you for shouting out my brother Kenneth. I miss him so much. Keep up the great content
It’s super cool to see the Fung Bros’ perspective and take on Boston’s Chinatown. I’m from Boston myself and was excited to see that you guys even visited the hidden gems like Wai Wai! I couldn’t even keep up with how many 5/5 David gave. Fung Bros have done it again, sheeeeeesh
I love this video 1.I life in Boston 2.I drive by Chinatown 3.I’ll be watching out ShoJo and Double Chin for sure
Thumbs up ot your energy and passion. Cheers,
I went and had food / ate in Boston China town all the time in childhood ( in the 1960s), it was my favorite place to go and eat . BEST ever . I loved all the shops .
The duck with the fries thoooooo! Bruhhhh
YOOOO I'm mad missed yall and THANK YOU for featuring Phin's they just opened and they are BOMB!!
Read/seen great things; can’t wait to check them out!
Love your visit at Wai Wai! OG holding it down
I love Boston Chinatown lots of great memories and great food back in the 1980's my friends rented the entire top floor of a building (art studio) Chinatown it has it's own style. My friends and I were art school students and had so much fun and met lots of friendly shop and restaurant owners . Dim sum on Sunday with a case of beer under the table good times
Boston here!!!! Love this video and thanks for peaking my curiosity! Putting Chinatown Eats on my to do list for this weekend. Haven't been since pre pandemic
yasss supporting the local Chinatown spots! loving it! definitely check out the Egg Puff Lady, Tora Japanese Restaurant, and Sweet Waffles & Boba next time! ;)
I spent 3 years in Malden near Boston, and I went to Boston every week
good old memories
yall missed out on Sweet Waffles and Boba!!!!! gotta go back during a weekend and give them a shot !
Im enjoying my Bahn Mi from that spot after appt, sooo good 👍🏼
Love Boston China town went there weekly when I was assigned to USS Wasp CVS18. Normally Wednesday was my visit. Good food, and atomosphere especially for a young sailor with limited income.
Where's the love for Hong Kong Eatery? So excited to move to Boston next month!
Flushing in NYC (as well as Sunset Park in Brooklyn), while popular among locals and foodies, always get overshadowed by their most famous sibling in Manhattan. Honestly, Flushing kills when it comes to the food scene, and just authenticity / environment. I know you've done it already, but it deserves way more attention than Manhattan's.
Literally no one ever talks about Monterey Park / Rosemead / Alhambra outside of L.A. Monterey Park has one of the highest concentrations of Chinese people and businesses in the area, but everyone always focuses on L.A.'s more underwhelming / small Chinatown in Downtown. You should cover it.
Great video. I have a suggestion how about interviewing influential members of the Asian community. Serious but light engaging interviews. Like how we as asian americans make an impact in our world and community. Positivity and inspirational ideas and stories for the young Asian Americans. You could interview the mayor or local assembly members or congressional topics for a congressmen since you're mother is a lawyer she could help you. The Asian American foundation is doing wonders now. Maybe you can interview a board member or 2 in a serious setting. Have a more political voice and stance for your communities. Thank you very much. Hope you like this suggestion.
i was hoping to find a commented like this! we've got some serious asian flavor raising in the political and societal landscaping of "boss-town" and folk need to know
thanks for this, was in somerville and boston last week and didn't know what was new in chinatown.
I was in Boston a few weeks ago and had some good lobster rolls.
My father used to work in Boston decades ago when Chinatown was called the 'Combat Zone' we would occasionally meet him for lunch and we went to this Chinese restaurant in the lower level of a building in Chinatown and it was fantastic. He would occasionally bring home Asian pastries, peanut rolls, and mini custards so damn good. Good times
If you are in Boston, whether it is living or visiting, you have got to be in Chinatown. It is so underrated and I pray to god all the gentrification and cost of living stuff doesn't make it collapse because it is amazing. You can walk in to any restaurant and get great food for a reasonable price.
Boston is really underrated, between Boston, Cambridge and Dorchester we have some of the best food in the US from Korean food to Vietnamese to Chinese and everything in between. 617
Wai wai slaps different
Boston's Chinatown has always been a hit or miss for me. I'd love to try more of it, but I can't get over the state of many of the buildings there. I don't want to give names, but I went to a restaurant there once that had a leaking ceiling (on the bottom floor) and the restaurant above it had rats. I wish the city would help with the upkeep of these buildings because so many of the restaurants here are innovative af.
Loved your video & the way you bros. Communicate with one another as well as announce the dish in unison.I am going to try some of your recommendations.
The fact the Fung Bros are from Seattle and use umbrellas is inexcusable
This is amazing, my home! Now I really want to go back. Penang is where I had my first fried ice cream experience. I thoroughly enjoyed this video, well done guys,
That’s watzup Boston in the house! That’s my dads favorite spot wah wah chicken and rice underground.
I'm from Boston and i gotta say that the Chinatown over here is fireeeeeee.
Lanzhou Fresh Noodle in Allston is terrific and I've heard great things about Gene's Flatbread Cafe, which is on the outskirts of Chinatown. The Pho in Dorchester is truly terrific as well
Double Chin is da bomb!
i grew up in Boston and also lived in Los Angeles California, now living in South Carolina. traveled all over the world and i believe that Boston has the best Chinese food. i can't find bake char Siu bao and dark lobster sauce, with or without lobster except in Boston. Kowloon Restaurant.
omg! you guys finally came to Boston
Awesome vid. Great to know about all these places...I’m definitely hungry after watching.
Do a round 2 including greater boston/Dorchester. Anh Hong, Ba Le, Chinatown Cafe, Kaze, GG/peach farm, maybe some Allston spots. Damn can i take u guys around next time, I got some bomb diggity in mind for you..
Anh Hong is bomb
they went to the food court in allston a while back already
@@ChojinLove yep I rmeber that. But still other spots in Allston worthy :D
Thank you guys showing BOSTON Chinatown,
here's some other good Restaurant in Boston Chinatown
Barbecue: Friendship BBQ ： 铜锅羊杂汤 LAMB SOUP
新奥尔良鸡肉串Chicken skewers
HOT POT: LIUYISHOU HOT POT （Famous Hot POT come from New York）
Taiwan Cafe：HOUSE SPECIAL FRIED PORK CHOP (The pork chop ricebox is very competitive)
Clay Pot Cafe ：Claypot rice with eel黄鳝煲仔饭
pork knuckle stewed with lotus root 莲藕炖猪手
Gene's Chinese Flatbread Cafe: LAMB skewers ,PORK FLATBREAD SANDWICH,hot sour dumpling soup
Hope you guys can find out more good food.
Damn it I missed y’all !!! Please come back to Boston soon
Thank you for shining a little light on Boston's Chinatown!!
I’ve been to those spots all good picks !
Loved this video. Showed me old favorites and new places to try. I do hope you come back and go to Peach Farm for seafood.
Should visit and do a segment on Eden Center down in Falls Church, VA. It's a large Vietnamese shopping center with tons of restaurants and stores to try out.
Boston is a phenomenal City and the food offerings are tremendous.
yes! boston's chinaown is small but everything is good!
Nothing to say only another awesome video 😘love from🇮🇪🍀💚😘
I love you guys SO much!
One of the the most OG spots in Boston Chinatown is Chinatown Cafe. Been serving the community for decades with their HK BBQ, especially their fried pork. Once their supply is gone for the day, they're out.
i havent been to wai wais in forever, i need to go again
Gotta go to Peach Farm next time and have their ginger and scallion lobsters! New Saigon Sandwich was opened for a very long time and had the best banh mi's since they make their own mayo but looks like they closed and Banh Mi Huong Que took over now.
I'm from Dorchester, but i never really got the chance to check out any spots in China town. I really been missing out my whole life! Appreciate the video and the content
right me too, same thought
Yessss Boston! Sweet waffles and boba have been a hotspot in Boston Chinatown. Too bad Quic Pic closed, that place was also a hidden gem.
Oh no I didn't know it closed. I guess I haven't been to Chinatown in too long
Thanks for putting this up 👊.
JO JO
this is so fun to watch because I’ve been to most of these places😂 also highly recommend Gourmet Dumpling House!
Great show guys. All the food looked good and Boston Chinatown looked fun. Must get over sometime. Love from Ireland 💚
Yes!!! FINALLY IN BOSTON!
7:55 They call it "Boston" lobster mainly because it is a distribution point, and not so much because the lobsters are caught off the shores of Boston. Most of these lobsters are either from Maine, or they even use Canadian lobsters, all depends on the time of the year, because harv esting season if sifferent between the 2 countries.
I always love watching you guys ☺️
I love Boston, I’ll be visiting these bahn mi spots this weekend. Thank you!!
I been going to wai wai since 2006 LOVE that spot super good and affordable!
Yes! Love Wai Wai!!
I am here now because of this video! Wai Wai !! Crispy Pork, Duck, and Chicken !!!!!
LOVE THESE VIDEOS ~~ please do la chinatown soon (more of it as it has change due to gentrification)
Finally, back in Boston, baby!!!!!!!!!
dude please do like a compilation top 10 of boston china town. if i only have like 3-5 days in boston, like what are must haves. i understand you want to highlight and show the chinatown businesses and i appreciate that, but as a tourist who has limited time, if you have videos that are more top 10, it would save time lol. but nice videos man. keep up the good work.
Bro finally I been waiting for this for years
Boston 🔥
Peneng restaurant is the bomb. Love their Roti
Damn, might have to visit these spots when I visit Boston 👀
Malaysia represent!! 😍❤️🔥
I’ve been eating waiwai since I was born. Everytime I go to Chinatown I always buy their rice dish!
Ayeeee I fw this video y’all are dope thanks for coming to the Bean 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽 my go to is Golden Gate seafood in Chinatown
Wai Wai looks Goooooood
omg ive never been to boston but NOW I FEEL LIKE I HAVE TO GO
Lmk. I’m from Boston. I’ll show you around
@@DeeJaySammieC omg thank you!!
@@SamElle Np