Boston Three Days, Two Nights Food Diary 🍽️

(A real experience share—just my personal taste!) Day 1｜Meat Feast + Cantonese Comfort 🍖 All-You-Can-Eat BBQ - A paradise for meat lovers! Unlimited beef, pork belly, and chicken wings grilled over charcoal, served with Korean sides and ice-cold beer. Pure satisfaction. 🍚 Ya Yuan - A classic Cantonese spot in Boston. Crispy roast duck, sizzling chicken clay pot with wok aroma, and a comforting(cured meat rice in clay pot)—perfect for curing homesickness. Day 2｜Trendy Brunch + International Flavors + Ice Cream Finale 🥐 Tatte - Popular brunch cafe. Must-try: Shakshuka and almond croissant. Rich coffee and bright atmosphere—great for photos. 🇬🇷 Kava Neo Taverna - Cozy Greek eatery. Don’t miss the Souvlaki and Spanakopita, light and fragrant with olive oil—ideal for a refreshing meal. 🍦 Toscanini - Legendary ice cream shop. The B3 (Brown Sugar Brown Butter) flavor is unforgettable—creamy and complex. Day 3｜Udon Focus + Budget Bites + Cozy Italian Dinner 🍜 Yume Ga Arukara - A small shop specializing in udon. Cold udon is smooth and refreshing, hot udon comes in a rich broth—topped with soft-boiled egg and seaweed. Simple yet stunning. 🌭 Costco Hot Dog - The unbeatable $1.50 hot dog combo. Load up on toppings yourself—perfect for a quick, filling bite. 🍦 Berryline - Self-serve frozen yogurt bar. Top with fresh fruit and chocolate chips for a tangy-sweet treat. 🍝 Tonino - Homestyle Italian restaurant. Try the signature lasagna and tiramisu—feels like dining at a friend’s home. 💡 Tips For popular spots, book ahead or visit off-peak. Parking in Boston can be tricky—recommend taking the T + walking. Three days is compact—plan meals by neighborhood to save travel time. #Boston #BostonFood #ThreeDaysTwoNights #FoodDiary #TravelEats #BostonGuide