China Pearl Restaurant

Peter Nilax 2 months ago

Wow!!! I personally think dim sum is some of the most underrated foods out there, and when I tell you this restaurant is most definitely worth it. For starters, the service was so great, and the ambience was like none I’ve ever seen. The rice in lotus leaf was amazing, the shrimp spring rolls were again so good. The pork buns were probably some of the best I’ve had. All of the dumplings we got were all just so good!!! We also got chicken feet which were new to us. Me personally I didn’t really like it because of the texture, but the flavor was everything! Overall just so, so, good!

Wayne Lee a month ago

Overall decent for a dim sum meal. Bao were too bready and not hot or soft. Siew Mais were expected. Rice rolls too thick. Fried beans kin prawn roll and pork ribs in black beans were the best from my choices. Can be better…would choose a sit and order restaurant as the food would be piping hot.

Farz Tex 6 months ago

By far one of the most authentic Chinese food and dim sum experiences I've ever had. Thank you David and Su and all of your staff for outstanding service. Super friendly and super professional. The restaurant is beautiful atmosphere. Beautiful idea for a date. Makes you feel special with beautiful decorations. The food is outstanding authentic with beautiful flavors. Everything we ordered was good. Highly recommend it.

Imani 2 months ago

What a breath of fresh air! Patty, Coco and Ying went above and beyond. The service, from beginning to end, was efficient, warm, personable and attentive. The food was phenomenal & so fresh! The atmosphere is beautifully designed. I cannot wait to go back. 11/10 experience and great bang for your buck!

Nicky's Travels 6 months ago

China Pearl is a longstanding and well known Chinese Dim Sum placed in the heart of Boston's Chinatown, which has been closed for years due to renovations but recently reopened this year. The service is pretty much the usual, they use dim sum carts that they push around. It helps to know Cantonese, but they also have menus to help identify what each dish is and if you want to order specifically from the menu. The dishes are the standard type of dim sum dishes you see, such as chicken feet, sesame balls, bo luo bao, and more. Each dish was around $8, which is also similar to other dim sum places around Boston. As for the taste, it was fulfilling, but pretty standard as well.