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Reviews for B.D. Chilipa Restaurant in Boston, MA

Chris Eidson 1 year ago
5

Our favorite mala around Boston. Doesn't deserve the low stars

Jaz C 1 year ago
5

Tried almost all the mala around the area and this one is the best so far and the most value for money!

Gracie Richards 1 year ago
1

Some of the menu items come with a soup of the day, and my soup was just cabbage water. I was able to fish out 2 slices of napa... cabbage with the rest literally water. Read more

Zhongxia Yan 4 years ago
3

Small portions. The chili oil is not fragrant, just a bit salty

Shingoya Ho 4 years ago
2

Standalone, no-fuss Sichuan Mala dishes, especially Mala Xiangguo are hard to find in Boston (or you gotta go to full-service... restaurants for it, which cost muuuuch more). It says it is a restaurant, but it really is a hawker stall in a food court, andit is pretty much self-service. You order at the counter, they cook it up, and you go take it from there, find a seat, eat, anddeal with the tissues / disposable utensils by yourself, and you have to return their big wooden bowl back to them. Yet itsquality has been steadily going down since they moved from one end of the food court to another end. They used to give you ampleserving and you can be happy with the price and food. Now, less transparency with what you get, and the last time I went, thequantity was shockingly, drastically reduced -- only a very small serving in that giant wood bowl. It is so tiny that the giantbowl looks totally ridiculous. To top it off, they give me a pint of lukewarm white rice (rice is not free, you have to pay forit), barely any moisture and warmth with the rice, as if it has been sitting on the counter for hours -- and the rice is in aStyrofoam container. I don't know if this is because I did not give them a tip and they are being passive-aggressive with it --but this is a mostly self-serving food stall in a food court. Think it is greedy and inappropriate to ask for tips in thissituation. You don't see people being passive-aggressive over tips in places like Qdoba, Chipotle, McD and some Thaiself-service restaurants. (I do tip in full-service restaurants.) I won't be going back. Read more

Rameez Ahmed 5 years ago
5

This is our go-to spicy chinese food in the Boston area. We get to choose our own meat and veggies and they stir fry it in a... spicy sichuan sauce. We absolutely love going here. The first few visits to this place was a little tricky because some of thecashier folks don't converse fluently in English. But over time, its gotten better. They are a really nice bunch; they evenremember our order (we go there about once a week ) and take great care of us when we are there. Read more

Lingda Hou 5 years ago
1

Meanest cashier ever. I ordered a large size for vegetables, and was told to order another set when I requested to get some... additional green leaves. I made a complaint about the size at the counter and guess what? this is what I got for ordering mild!I had to wash everything with water twice. As you can see the water looks crazy hot. The craziest and worst experience ever. Read more

Miguel Rentería 6 years ago
3

Used to be one of my favourite places. Staff changes were detrimental. Food and service are not what it used to anymore.