Yogee

Cantonese and some Asian inspired dishes. Portions are good and taste are decent. Not the most eye-popping restaurant but definitely above par.

Its food quality is fair. And its service is not good that waitress responded your request very slow and seemed to be unhappy. When we finished the dinner, I found I had to pay additional tax that usually dinner price includes tax in Chinatown area. When I tried to pay the fee, I wrote my tips on the receipt. I paid the tips based on their service. However,the waitress requested more tips. I never came across a waitress requesting more tips by unhappy tone. She looked like a greedy beggar. I never wanted to visit this restaurant again. Horrible! I suggested you should not go this restaurant.

This is not a place I can recommend any longer. They Peking Porkchops was way too sour and sweet and Tofu with Fish was mostly firm close to being fermented tofu that they served me. This restaurant is an embarrassment for all Cantonese food.

For a quick meal (lunch/dinner), or for a family/friend sit-down meal, this would be a place to go to when you are feeling hungry, but then again, there are other Chinese restaurants that are around that area. Yogee is clumped between several bus stations, like the ones that you take to Boston or neighboring cities, so it’s very convenient for many bus riders to order from here and board the bus as a meal-on-the-bus kind of thing. To enjoy your food, a sit-down would be ideal, and plenty of dishes to choose from. The waiters or the manager(s) would usually suggest, or highlight some of their dishes of the day, and I would say that the recommendations are not bad. You can have a family meal for a really affordable price. Since most people are busy these days, cooking at home has become less of an option, so why not have someone cook for you! The orders, however, can take a long time (say25-30 minutes) depending on what you decided to get. Overall, this place is not too shabby. Okay place for some quick-fixes for your hungry stomach.