Allston entries in Globe's list of best new restaurants

Cantonese restaurant New Trend Eatery receives high marks for lots of crisp veggies, super-fresh spring rolls, and generous portions - 103 Brighton Ave

Try Grain and Salt for Indian and Pakistani food and "Indian-Chinese food - basically the subcontinental version of chop suey" - 431 Cambridge Street

Suvarnabhumi Kiri serves Thai, sushi, and Cambodian food and "everything tastes fresh and vibrant" - 92 Harvard Ave

Yoma is the place for homemade Burmese tofu and other unusual ingredients that give diners a "taste revelation" - 5 North Beacon Street

Best of the New: Food - The Boston Globe

4 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:29 AM

    We've been going to Yoma for a year now and the food is consistently delicious. The owners are friendly and live in Allston.

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  2. Anonymous11:47 AM

    "New Trend Eatery" was horrible the 2 times that I went. The so called "rice porridge" was basically "rice in water" and the cashew chicken tasted like it came from the frozen foods section (which it probably did).

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  3. Anonymous12:32 PM

    Grain and Salt is FANTASTIC! It's now our favorite Indian restaurant in Boston and we feel blessed that it's in our neighborhood. Please, folks, have a meal there and support this local wonder -- you'll never taste fresher spices and or more delicate sauces.

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  4. Anonymous4:32 PM

    It's not exactly "new" but my wife and I went to Deep Ellum on Saturday night and it was fantastic. Great food and a solid beer and drink selection and excellent service.

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