Peach Farm Restaurant, Boston, Massachusetts, Chinese Restaurant Details

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Good selection of seafood. Basement location kinda kills the mood a little bit and the space is really cramped so that there's barely enough room for chairs to back up between tables. The food is tasty though.

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Great seafood restaurant. Ask the menu of meals for the whole table which includes set menus for four, six, eight or more people.

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Come here not for glitzy surroundings or boneless spare ribs, but rather for the breadth of the ingredients that stray from the typical and branch out into chinese specialties rarely found in americanized establishments.

If you come late enough you may rub elbows with some of the cities best chefs, and also a few well known ones as well.

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I love this place. It gets pretty busy on weekend dinner nights but it's a great pre-theater/movie place. The lobster is fantastic and so is the Chinese broccoli. The service is crazy but quick. It is definitely a whole-in-the-wall type of place which always appeals to my senses. Trust me, go there.

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I've been here last summer during my internship and thought the food was good. So when my dad and I travelled to Boston today I took him here to try the food, and it was definitely a wrong choice...

The food was okay and one female server was nice, however, the good experience ended when we checked out after the meal. Because the service was just normal, so I gave a tip slightly higher than normal standard, yet they ASKED me to give another dollar!! Well indeed it was not a great amount, but being forced to give one dollar? That's a huge difference... I was shocked because I've never heard this before! And when I showed them the amount literally using my calculator app, they said "alright, alright", giving me the look as if I was too mean!! Hey, customer gives tips not because you asked it but because you earned it by giving us a good experience!

And as Chinese you should know the saying that "do well from beginning to end". Leaving a bad impression at the very end just suggested me to never come back to the restaurant again, and I will follow the suggestion.

I read another review on this restaurant describing a very similar experience and thought it was because she/he is not Chinese. Well, I'm Chinese yet experienced the same thing... So maybe because we don't speak Cantonese? Hope some other customer speaking Cantonese could help solve the mystery...