Best Asian Food Restaurants in Massachusetts

"Restaurants Japanese Back Bay. What was once a tucked-away sashimi bar has blossomed into a 100-seat izayaka, where you can now pair your nigiri with Japanese milk bread, ember roasted duck breast, King crab yakitori and wagyu beef dumplings. But the sushi is still a must, including the lobster BLT roll, the A5 wagyu sirloin nigiri and the still-incredible sashimi offerings upon which Uni built its reputation."

"Uni, located in the lounge of Clio, is a hip Back Bay gathering spot. energetic yet intimate, with a reverence for the food and a large selection of sakes. Sashimi is imported from Tokyo's Tskuji market, as well as local sources, and is paired with a menu of distinctive cocktails."

"This half-nightclub/half-izakaya is one of Boston’s flashiest restaurants. And for once, we mean that in a good way. You can come here just for the sushi and sashimi and have a great meal, but you’re better off focusing on the small plates and ordering as many as you can."

"My Thai has a huge menu of authentic Thai dishes for vegetarians and vegans. For those who miss the meat, the veggie “shrimp,” “chicken,” “beef,” and “duck” substitutes will impress. Favorites include the avocado medley with yellow curry (served in a fresh, whole avocado), and a fried taro root “bird’s nest” filled with veggies and a spicy green curry."

"Located in Boston’s Chinatown neighborhood, My Thai Vegan Cafe offers delicious Thai food, and everything here is completely vegan and very affordable. Try its pad thai or ‘chicken’ fingers made with tofu. Also, order a fresh-fruit bubble tea."

"Location: ChinatownType of food: Asian fusion, vegan onlyPrice range: $8-18. My Thai has been one true love for almost 7 years now. During my very first visit to Boston, I stumbled upon this vegan spot in Chinatown, and gave it a try."

"The menu here is amazing, somewhat overwhelming how many great options are available!. We ended up ordering the Lamb shank curry and duck curry as main dishes…”more. Offers takeout and delivery"

"Located in the stylish North Andover multi-use development at West Mill on High Street, Jade brings a genuinely original dining experience to the area. On entering, you are welcomed by a venerable multi-hued jade sculpture. At Jade you’ll discover intricate dishes whose complexity delightfully contrasts the restaurant’s monosyllabic moniker."

"Located in a heart of Harvard Square, The Maharaja is the Top Indian restaurant in Boston/Cambridge. The Maharaja serves an authentic Indian cuisine in a stunning setting, with floor to ceiling windows overlooking bustling Harvard Square."

"The park has a one and half mile path that loops around a large man-made pond. In addition to walking, it’s a great place to run, walk the dog, or just sit, relax and take in the views. In the winter, kids can go to the “sugar bowl” – a large hill that’s great for sledding."

"Jamaica Pond, a park and boating spot in Jamaica Plain, is another much-loved go-to, with 4.5 stars out of 103 Yelp reviews. Head over to 507 Jamaicaway to see for yourself."

"Larz Anderson Park is a large park located in Brookline, and is a unique green space that is great to visit year-round. The park is very family-friendly, and offers amenities for youth sports, a playground, picnic tables with BBQ grills, and a covered picnic area. In the Winter months, there is a public ice skating rink and one of Boston’s best sledding spots – a large hill with far-away views of the city skyline."

"The Back Bay Fens are another product of Frederick Law Olmstead, and this renowned landscape architect began his planning in 1878 when challenged with the task of transforming an area flooded with stagnant saltwater into a safe and functional green space. This beloved park is the namesake for both the neighborhood and the nearby Fenway Park, historic home stadium of the Red Sox. There is a modest-sized children's playground appropriately named Mother's Rest, and the World War II Memorial is perfect for a contemplative stop."

"The park is a part of Emerald’s Necklace in Boston and was originally a saltwater marshland. Also known as the “Fens” or the “Fenway”, there are 6 entrances to this urban wild that houses several monuments and memorials. While the park in itself, with its sports fields, formal gardens and open spaces, is a great place to walk around and admire the greenery, it is well-known for its landmarks like the Westland Gate with lion heads, the Duck House, the Fire Alarm Office and the Japanese Temple Bell."

"Back Bay Fens is a large park in Boston’s Fenway and Back Bay neighborhoods. The park has walking trails, peaceful ponds, community gardens and the Kelleher Rose Garden. In addition, many locals will come to play pick-up soccer and basketball games here, or use the outdoor track."

"Okay, I’ll be honest, I’ve never been to this one, but word on the streets of Beantown is that Parziale’s knows what they’re doing — even Mayor Menino himself swears by their homemade bread. Parziale’s is a place not traditionally known for their cannolis, but once you know about them, you’ll wonder why you never tried them before. So if you have room after eating some of their bomb homemade pizza or bread, then definitely snag yourself one of these bad boys."

"We’ll debate the virtues of Mike’s versus Modern Pastry’s cannolis with any self-respecting Bostonian, and we’re always down for a late-night Bova’s visit. But this hidden gem on Prince Street—in business since 1907—is our preferred spot for Italian butter cookies, anisey biscotti, and crispy pizzelle. Besides, the creamy ricotta filling of its cannoli gives any nearby shop a run for its money, and—bonus!"

"80 Prince Street Boston, MA 02113 617-523-6368http://parzialebakery.com/. Parziale Bakery is a small bakery located on Prince Street. While they don’t have a huge selection of pastries, like Mike’s and Modern, what they do make is delicious."

"If you’re looking for a sweet spot in Boston to satisfy your sugar cravings, you’ll find it at Violette Gluten Free Bakery in Cambridge. The dedicated gluten-free bakery conjures up everything you’d hope for and more. Everything from gluten-free cupcakes with buttercream frosting, to cakes, biscotti, macarons, ice-cream sandwiches, cookies, and artisan breads."

"Gluten-free bakery Violette is still cranking out cupcakes, brownies, and pizza for takeout and delivery 10am-7pm Tue-Fri, and 9am-5pm on Saturday. They’re also doing delivery rounds - check their website for more information."

"Revolution Health Kitchen is one of Boston’s most popular options for healthy types looking to follow a whole food, plant-based diet. Friendly staffers help customers navigate the lengthy menu of nutritious, plant-based foods and beverages. Local moms and office workers pop in for made-to-order juices, smoothies, bowls, and toasts, along with healthful grab-and-go treats."

"Revolution Health Kitchen is a tiny, plant-based health-food café that makes everything from scratch, earning it a loyal set of customers from local office workers to Back Bay and South End residents. The owners, a husband-and-wife team, are usually here and happy to talk to you about their options and what might work best for your lifestyle and health goals."

"Revolution Health Kitchen — with locations in Back Bay and inside Time Out Market Boston in Fenway — is very much an avocado-toast-and-juice type of spot, but there’s more, too, from hearty soups to sweet potato sandwiches."

"Joe’s on Newbury, located on Boston’s historic Newbury Street, offers the comfort food you crave. - For any restaurant reservations, please note that the reservations terms and conditions will apply."