Mr Chan's — Restaurant in Milton

So I’m just a chill guy from Boston writing this for the chill boyfriends and husbands that may be sent out on missions for food! I was actually looking for some food of quality because China sky in Dorchester didn’t open until 2pm. I should have been patient smh. I ordered a boneless spareribs combo plate , and a separate small order of orange chicken and their spicy shrimp.. Now idk about you guys but when I get boneless spareribs, I’m used to there being a good amount… especially since it’s a COMBO plate with two sides of boneless spareribs. Well, I got 5 pieces of boneless spareribs, probably a quarter of an inch wide. The rice ….. cold , and barely any pork fried into it. I’m not even going to finish reviewing the orange chicken or any of that because it would be a waste of my personal time. Listen boys , if you are drunk, fine I guess hit this spot but even then idk. The guy at the front desk was kind ,and polite.. he told me the food would be ready in ten mins, and it was ! The atmosphere was great, but no lie I should have just gone to Cathay Pacific………….if you know, you know .

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We stopped in here while in town visiting from Florida (us) & Georgia (our parents) after randomly finding it on Google. I can’t say enough good about it! The atmosphere was amazing, modern, & clean! The menu is extensive but we went for some classic things we’ve had elsewhere and boy was it a WIN! All four of us LOVED our meals! Everything was hot, flavorful, and homemade! Like you don’t get the feel that this is PF changs freezer food style Chinese, it’s clear the ingredients are fresh and put together with love. It’s reflected by the look, feel, and FLAVOR! The crab ragoons are OMG delicious and so light on the inside! Unlike any I’ve had before! The point is, if you’re in the area you WANT to give this place a try! Very reasonably priced as well! Did I mention it was quick as well? Just loved it! Give them a try, you...

Good, tasty food made with fresh ingredients. They pack quite a bit of food into their carryout boxes, so you can get a few meals out of a large box after mixing it with some rice.

I'd call spicy levels medium, and of course it varies by dish as well as which chef is on. You can request "extra spicy", which is pretty hot by American standards but probably still nothing to a Chinese person. There are also enough non-spicy menu items for those who don't like it hot. You can order any dish as "not spicy" as well, but something that's meant to be hot won't taste as good made without the chilis.

They also offer a few Thai dishes, but they can be sort of disappointing. Stick to the Chinese items. It's what they really know...