beef kook so bo kum ok dol bi bim bop sushi, pad Thai, teriyaki pa jun, shumai, wild boar basil, Siam fried rice sushi, pad Thai, curry dishes, shumai appetizer beef Panang, gal bi bulgokee, sushi, shu mai ok dol bi bim bap (only eat in), Dah Mee duck, bin dai duk, kim chi (Mrs. Lee does a special summer kim chi that manages to beat her everyday kim chi), sushi (Rainbow roll, tempura sushi rolls) shrimp teriyaki ^[1]

Moderately-priced venue offering Italian items such as pasta, pizza, and veal parmigiana, along with American steaks and seafood. chicken Parmigiana pasta, chicken piccata fish specials, chicken and eggplant parm., pizza ^[2]

This popular Italian eatery features extremely large portions and a lively atmosphere. ^[3] Vinny T's of Boston is inspired by the neighborhood Italian restaurants found in Boston's North End, Manhattan's Little Italy and South Philly circa 1945. From the music to the black and white checkered tablecloths, guests cannot help but appreciate the restaurant's old-style ambience. Welcoming guests with open arms and attentive service, Vinny T's serves the comforting Italian specialties and favorites many have come to love. Enjoy robust food, including traditional items like homemade lasagna, veal marsala, and mussels fra diavolo, as well as signature items such as chicken carciofi, linguini frutti di mare, and penne alla vodka. Antipasti possibilities include golden fried calamari, homemade baked clams oreganata and bruschetta caprese.

lamb ribs, lamb kebob ^[4]

A location of a small chain that specializes in upscale desserts, but also serves light lunches and dinners. There are branches in Boston's Theatre District, Harvard Square in Cambridge and Coolidge Corner in Brookline. ^[5]

The food is always excellent, though sometimes it doesn't go smoothly. You won't always get bread (sometimes you get it as soon as you're seated, other times you just don't), but don't worry, it's some peculiar Rye that's very good. The burgers are good but the chef can over cook; if you bring this up with your waitperson they usually clear it up. Often they will get you a new burger (although I imagine most folks are too impatient for that) or getting comped the overcooked burger. The place is packed on weekends, and the fries are excellent.

Bistro-style French food, with an emphasis on Provence, in the Natick Collection mall. Brunch is available on both Saturday and Sunday. ^[6]

A casual upscale steakhouse and bar. ^[7]

Small local chain bar and brewpub located in the Hampton Inn. Serves bar food, along with pizzas, steaks, and seafood. chicken fingers, pizza ^[8]

A moderately priced seafood restaurant in a small strip mall on Route 9. Skipjack's also offers a sushi menu. chocolate bread pudding chocolate bread pudding ginger sea bass, Skipjack's style swordfish ^[9]