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About
Wealth Seafood Restaurant
Welcome to Wealth Seafood Restaurant, a beloved haven for seafood and Cantonese cuisine nestled in Quincy, Massachusetts. If you're searching for an authentic dining experience that captures the essence of Hong Kong-style dishes, this restaurant should be at the top of your list. Located conveniently at 1 Brook St, Quincy, MA 02170, just a stone's throw from Wollaston train station, Wealth Seafood Restaurant is not just a meal; it's a culinary journey.
With their commitment to diversity in flavors and quality, Wealth Seafood Restaurant specializes in exquisite soup and seafood dishes that are sure to delight your palate. Their offerings include sumptuous items like Seafood Yee Mein ($19.95) and Ginger and Scallion Beef ($21.95), alongside an impressive array of sizzling hotpots and plates. Guests rave about the Salted Egg Yolk Pork Chop, a crispy and juicy explosion of flavors that leaves a lasting impression.
Here’s what to expect when you visit:
- Casual dining atmosphere with a moderate noise level—perfect for family gatherings or a night out with friends.
- Efficient service that ensures your dishes arrive quickly, even during the busy evening rush.
- Takeout and delivery options, including late-night service until 1 AM—a true lifesaver for those nocturnal cravings.
- Street parking available, although it can fill up fast due to the restaurant's popularity.
Guests consistently applaud the generous portion sizes and the authentic taste that makes Wealth a go-to spot for seafood lovers. Lucy Z. described it as "really authentic and delicious Chinese food with huge portions", a sentiment echoed by regulars like Marie C. and Nicole N. who appreciate the reliable quality and diversity of the menu.
Though the ambiance may be simple, the focus is undeniably on the food. From Seafood with Egg Tofu ($31.95) to the Braised Filet of Fish in Brown Sauce ($20.95), every dish is crafted with care and attention to detail. The soothing broth and the delicate flavors of their soups make each bowl a comforting choice, perfect for any weather.
If you're a fan of dining family-style, join the bustling crowd during dinner. Chris T. noted his experience of quickly sharing five delicious dishes, which made for a memorable evening filled with laughter and good food. It's clear that Wealth Seafood Restaurant isn't just about feeding your hunger; it’s about creating a warm and inviting experience that keeps patrons coming back for more.
In conclusion, Wealth Seafood Restaurant shines brightly in the crowded culinary landscape of Quincy. With its extensive menu, commitment to quality, and a genuine love for Cantonese cuisine, it's a place where food stories are shared, and memories are made. Don't miss out on the chance to savor some of the best seafood and authentic dishes in town!
For inquiries, you can reach them at (617) 302-2528. Make sure to arrive hungry!
People talk
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“ Really authentic and delicious chinese food with huge portions! I was really impressed by the quality of everything ”
“ Excellent food and our go-to place! We love their seafood. Overall, a reliable higher quality Cantonese locale. Definitely appreciate having this place in the area. ”
“ Wealth Seafood Restaurant has delicious authentic Chinese food. The restaurant isn't too big inside, but it definitely gets busy during dinner time. The food came out quick and was delicious! We ordered three dishes with a bowl of rice to share for the table. It was plenty and we had some leftovers to take home. Although in a prime location that is very close to Wollaston station, parking can be tricky. ”
“ For authentic Chinese food, service is quick, place is always slammed with family and regulars for dinner. They open late night 1am. Stopped in here after supporting a friends fam grand opening and grabbed dinner after. Easily accessible from Wollaston train station on the corner across the street. Tonight's dinner was a quick 5 dishes and they were all delish! Highlight is definitely salted egg yolk porkchop. Flavor blast cooked perfectly, crispy and juicy Salt pepper calamari is my go to at just about every Chinese spot and it was on point here as expected dip with hot oil and I'm good to go. We also like to enjoy vermicelli noodles with surf clams in garlic scallion oil. The sizzling plate is beef with black pepper sauce, tender fillets, cut em up and go! The beef chow foon isn't my jam but the beef was satayed well. Service was always fast, loud inside with all the convos going and the place is small (the old Ming's) so family style dinners are perfect here: food has always been solid. ”
“ Wealth Seafood Restaurant is a great place to go for authentic, delicious Cantonese Chinese food. Wealth replaced the old Ming's (which they have now expanded on Hancock St by Ranch 99). Everything we have ordered and tried from here has been scrumptious. I have even ordered food from here via UberEats late night because they're open daily until 1am & my food was made + delivered in less than 30 minutes from ordering. I love getting their 乾炒牛河/beef chow foon, crab with sticky rice (must try), steamed clams/scallop w/ vermicelli, & 豆鼓鮮蚵/steamed oysters with black bean sauce. Don't expect much of an ambiance here... it's an old school Chinese restaurant. Staff is attentive enough & food is always served rather quick. Highly recommend! ”
“ We came for dinner with A party of 10. We ordered alot of items. Overall it was tasty. The salt & pepper shrimp, pork and squid was flavorful and crispy. The steak pepper was a salty and we found a rock in our clams. The lobster was fine. Overall would come back ”
“ I went here three times for takeout while visiting Boston. The menu is large and portions are pretty big. I tried the beef and green beans, tofu and veggie rice plate, fish and veggie rice plate, and minced beef and vegetable rice plate. Everything was good, my favorites were the tofu and cod dishes. The rice plates are much cheaper than the entrees. My only complaint was that the lady who took my order the phone misheard me and charged me for the entree.. that was a little frustrating so just be sure to emphasize you want the rice plate. Overall, solid Chinese food and they are open late. Parking can be tough so we just always got take out. ”
“ Just classic Cantonese cooking that reminds me of all the spots I love in NYC Chinatown. The wet beef chow fun was spot on with the flavors and not too oily. The Peking style pork chops was also a favorite of mine with its addicting sweet and tangy sauce. Despite being takeout, the portion sizes were still family size and huge. We are going to get at least 3 meals out of our 2 entrees and a veggie which for $55 isn't bad at all. ”
