Beijing Cafe, Boston, Massachusetts Restaurant Details

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Beijing Cafe is one of those rare restaurants that, despite all its flaws, keeps drawing me back. The food varies from fantastic to near-inedible depending on the day, time, and perhaps alignment of the planet, the staff is often seemingly absent, and its in a basement along a busy street that often feels damp during the winter months. Yet its always quiet and surprisingly clean, the service is always quick, the food is cheap, and it is incredibly convenient for BU students or visitors. Years after we've all left the area, my friends and I still come back to this place to catch up. Maybe its Stockholm syndrome, but I can't help but love this place.

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Standard Chinese place. Quick, no-frills service. Cash only under $20.

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Terrible experience - awful food, incredibly rude service. Literally the only reason they're still around is because of how few options there are in that area with BU there. Stay away!!

Food:

Friendly staff, good food, interesting location.

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The food here is edible and as a poor/drunk college student, I ate it more times than I should have. But its in a basement and is really unwelcoming, not the cleanest, really not one of my better choices. Takeout can at least make you pretend you didn't choose sketchy food for dinner. The crab rangoons were great and its open late soooo I can't complain. Would probably never willingly eat there again though.