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[ more from dinesite]
"A teeming mass of sea creatures seethes in the fish tanks of this spiffy whitewashed restaurant. Beneath a cozy, tapered ceiling, diners enjoy such dishes as poached sea conch with ginger and scallions, whole bass fried in batter with gravy, and scallops..."
[ more from gayot]
| "When the elapsed time between the final swim of a fish and your first bite is as little as fifteen minutes, there isn't much a cook needs to do to produce a fabulous meal. But that's a double-edged sword: Simple, well-cooked food is some of the ha..." |
1 reviews
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[ more from insiderpages]
"The East Ocean City Restaurant is pretty good, with authentic Cantonese cuisine, but I'm not saying that this is the best. One of the bad things is they just put way too many sauces and flavor into their dishes, it's just sometimes sickening!..."
[ more from judysbook]
| "The East Ocean City Restaurant is located in the heart of Boston's Chinatown. As you walk in past the huge fish tanks brimming with different delicacies that you can pick for your dinner...." |
4 reviews
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[ more from phantomgourmet]
"East Ocean City is Phantom"s Chinatown favorite for unbelievably fresh seafood in the wee morning hours until 3 AM (4 on the weekends). Huge fish tanks double as decoration and kitchen storage, so that customers can look on as the gilled beauties practi..."
[ more from restaurants.boston]
""the seafood specials are quite delicious and, judging by the hordes of chinese ex-pats munching away, authentically prepared. , is a real treat: dusted with cornstarch and then pan-fried with a delicate scallion-ginger sauce, the result is quite...."
[ more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "A vegetarian's worst nightmare fulfills fish-eaters' fantasies at this Chinatown standby, where the ingredients of certain dishes can be seen swimming -- in aquariums lining the walls -- mere seconds before their transition to the frying pan. Needless to..." |
3 reviews
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[ more from tripadvisor]
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[ more from wcities]
"The main attraction at this classy Chinatown eatery is watching fish being pulled from the dining room tanks and taken to the kitchen for preparation. Choices include shrimp sashimi, soft-shell crab, chow foon, steamed fish, mussels and a variety of soups..."
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