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38 Ash Street
Boston, MA 02111
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+1 800 7 3326 7866
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Neighborhood :
Chinatown
Spanning the area between South Station and the Boston Common, Chinatown is filled with many Chinese immigrants and their businesses. There are numerous Chinese restaurants as well as bakeries and teahouses. In addition, there are Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese restaurants in the neighborhood. Specialty shops sell everything from medicinal dried roots and herbs to fine jade jewelry. Food markets sell fresh fish, hard-to-find Asian vegetables and even live poultry. The traditional Chinatown Gate—paifang is flanked by foo lions on each side to ward off evil. Foo lions are believed to ward off evil and are popularly known as guardian lions usually seen at the entrance of important buildings and establishments.
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good for lunch
It's not a large area, but there's a park to play at, and good places to eat. Go grab some Dim Sum or Japanese food. ...
Walk through the ornate arch with the four marble Foo dogs into Boston’s Chinatown for a gastronomic treat. It’s hard to choose among the many ...
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