Hello good folks of Boston. I moved back to Allston a few months back and there's been a lot of restaurant turnover since I lived here last, especially on the Harvard Ave strip. I'm looking to try something new for dinner tonight, what are your favorites?
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proactiveplatypus t1_jdiyqbv wrote
Very generous portions too. They give you SO much food.
TheLamestUsername t1_jdi3t0s wrote
La Befana
[deleted] t1_jdii1tu wrote
The only reason to rest la befana is because most people don't bother to collect those coupons they print on the pizza boxes. Me and my homie used to go out on trash day and get enough for a free pizza
Think2Soon t1_jdiw6vc wrote
Those garlic knots are heaven !
SlightlyStoopkid t1_jdi3pwt wrote
kimchipapi rules
vesuviusfish t1_jdi5rw5 wrote
Underdog hot chicken
Thai Place when it opens back up
bmadoriginal t1_jdjkfc1 wrote
Underdog’s spicy is great.
Stampeder t1_jdj8hsi wrote
Can't wait to get Thai Place back
vesuviusfish t1_jdkd2cz wrote
Glad to see another Thai Place appreciator here. Good people & they make the best kra pow to ever touch this earth.
bbqchickenpizzza t1_jdxcbze wrote
For the love of God they need to open back up that was my go-to spot
abg225 t1_jdibkg6 wrote
Habaneros
bmadoriginal t1_jdjkccl wrote
Solid choice
RealKenny t1_jdieumt wrote
If you like "greasy" Chinese food, Asia Wok on Harvard street is the best I've had in years
Think2Soon t1_jdiwdyz wrote
Agreed, not the highest quality, but for my friends and I after smoking a few J’s and ordering late night it was like a 5 star experience lol
kitschysweater t1_jdinkr7 wrote
Grasshopper (best vegetarian option), Coreanos (kimchi fritas + kimchi fried rice! plus limeade), Kimchipapi (poke bowls), and Roxy's Grilled Cheese (truffle fries + burgers are great).
SausageMcFlurry t1_jdjdker wrote
Dumpling Kingdom does like 4 styles of Chinese cuisine really, really well. You can go there a bunch of different times, get completely different stuff and always come out full and satisfied after spending $20. Their absolute best stuff: Mala special pot. If you like mala, they make it really well and it comes out not much more expensive than buying all the ingredients and making it yourself.
Dominiking t1_jdjofvm wrote
Coreanos
HugePens t1_jdkfirj wrote
I feel like their quality has gone downhill in the past 2 years
irishmon180 t1_jdk12g8 wrote
Lone star for some tacos, Lulu's lots of options, the avenue for a good burger, garlic and lemon for Mediterranean, and olitoki for some Korean Mexican fusion.
3720-To-One t1_jdia9tc wrote
Grasshopper is great vegetarian/vegan option
SometimesLucy t1_jdjj11k wrote
BBQ Chicken’s a good choice for Korean fried chicken. Also adding to the pile of people recommending Garlic and Lemon. Roxy’s has some pretty good grilled cheese, burgers, and fried chicken sandwich
jujuwoohoo t1_jdidkkw wrote
grasshopper, garlic n lemons, indian kitchen are some of my go-tos 😎
phlukeri t1_jdimxus wrote
Fish Market
northeasternlurker t1_jdk2p9a wrote
La befana, alfredos, garlic and lemons
jonlb87 t1_jdid271 wrote
Chicken Broccoli Ziti from Greenhouse
BackItUpWithLinks t1_jdiv0eo wrote
Article 24 for eat in. Not sure how it is for take away.
Anything with short ribs in the recipe. I don’t know what they do to them, but holy shit they’re good.
lisa_williams_wgbh t1_jdk2rdm wrote
Punjab Palace. Esperia Grill is good too.
Plastic_Culture8491 t1_jdkzpqh wrote
Ali baba on Berkeley St
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[deleted] t1_jdihwyd wrote
Grasshopper and k town
tbootsbrewing t1_jdk0alv wrote
Is Wing It still around?
asimshamim t1_jdmxf1g wrote
9 Thai Express: quick and cheap thai food that tastes great. especially if you like spicy
BBQ chicken: probs the best location for the chain in Mass. their boneless wings are chicken thighs. try the spicy galbi flavor
MoonFlower House: another fried chicken spot. great for popping in for a quick bite
cden4 t1_jdnzpy2 wrote
Bon Chon
thebakedhambino t1_jdi8fzb wrote
Garlic and lemons - bbq chicken plate