May Flower

Giving this place another try great lunch specials nice bar and really good prices I am having the sushi combo it’s delicious and ready quickly I also like that it’s in a great location

Awesome place… we literally probably pay their mortgage and most of their Bill’s considering we live right around the corner and go there twice a week… it never gets old… we love it

I went to the May Flower and really liked it. First off, don’t be intimidated by the appearance. It may look a little bit run down and dingy, but when you go inside, it is clean and modern. The food was fresh and tasty. They had french fries for an appetizer (which I found a little bit surprising), but they were still excellent. Great restaurant. I recommend it for fellow Japanese food lovers.

They have live music on Tuesday nights now!
It’s New Orleans Jazz Style and it’s great!

If you don’t get sick from all the health code violations it might be OK. I’ll never eat here again. Drive to Essex or Beverly for better food.

Great place, a notch or two above the average take out. Like the Singapore noodle and salt and pepper anything.

I’ve commented and written enough about this place. The owner is Eddie and he’s a top notch guy. The Kung Pao chicken is unrivalled. Order it. If you’re a vegetarian order the veggie Gyoza, pan fried. If you aren’t a vegetarian, order the veggie Gyoza pan fried. Change your life. ‘Nuff said. The salt and pepper wings are recommended, as well as the General Tso’s Shrimp.

Simply put the sushi was not fresh. I got chirashi and it was almost inedible. The tuna was less than two regular sized pieces that were sliced paper thin and were chewy and dry. The salmon was probably less than one actual piece and again sliced thin. The rolls we got were just ok but for the prices i would rather go anywhere else for sushi the next time. Gross.

Drink prices are great! The sushi bar is amazing. New Orleans Jazz every Tuesday night!

The waitress was rushing and had no patience to listen and answer questions about the difference between some food… she just want to grab the order and moved to the next table. The entrees are also terrible, our appetizer came after our entrees… highly disappointed, never come back again.

my friends and I went to may flower for the all-​you-​can eat sushi (and appetizer) dinner, and this is a pretty fantastic deal. it was $ 25 on a Saturday night, but I believe as cheap as $ 15 for lunches or some weeknights. the all-​you-​can-​eat menu includes made to order sushi rolls and sashimi, as well as all of the regular appetizers such as soups, salads, and some lo meins.
one thing that I really liked was that the sushi rolls were on the smaller size and each had only 4 pieces, so it made it easier for me to select 2 rolls that I wanted, knowing that I could eat that much. I chose the snow white roll and the dragon roll, and both were very good although they were a little heavy with some of the tempura. I also got about 5 pieces of sashimi, including tuna, salmon, and 3 new fishes that I hadn’t tried before. it was all pretty fresh and delicious. I love wasabi, but theirs is extremely strong so just a word of caution on this!
along the way, I also had a miso soup, seaweed salad, house salad, crab rangoon, edamame, and ice cream (we were all running a half marathon the next day so we had to fuel up). the miso soup was a bit cloudy, but I appreciated how much tofu and seaweed there was. I liked that the dressing on the house salad was light in weight but bright in flavor, and the seaweed salad was delicious. the crab rangoon were crispy and creamy, and actually had a lot of filling. my husband got the shrimp lo mein and I assume he liked it because he ate the whole thing.
for dessert, we got the strawberry, green tea, and vanilla ice creams. all had a lot of flavor, and I think we were each pleased with our own chosen flavor.

I have never had a bad meal here. Never. The food is consistently delicious, the drinks are strong, and we love Eddie!

Not bad, but not that great. Rather basic food. Their rice is good, but the meat in it is fatty and gross. The sauce on the General Gau was good, but again the chicken was dry, stringy, and way too big for the dish. The crab rangoon is horrible though, no taste at all. OK egg rolls though. So really basic Chinese food.

The food and drinks here are very good. The atmosphere is just OK, it could use a little sprucing.

Fashion Sushi is one of my favorite~Must Try!!!
It is awesome with speical homemade dipping sauce.
Highly Recommended!

Decent menu and food. Covers the whole «pan Asian» fare — sushi, scallion pancakes, Thai curry etc. Definitely best Asian option in the area but sushi had been suspect (friend got sick there once after eating sushi). Service is great.

Decided to try something new based upon the reviews, what a mistake. The other reviews must have been written be the bar crowd who stand outside all the time and smoke and then go back in a play Keni. It really deserves no stars except the the spicy crab was the only good dish. To start with this place is mostly a bar with very loud and foul mouthed patrons. The waitress was nice but she hovered over use while we made up our minds. The sushi was mostly a miss. Spicy tuna mostly mayo. Spicy crab tasty but the rice tasted very old and dry. Other rolls had the same problem. The worst dish was the chicken and string beans which left my partner sick the rest of the evening because of how greasy it was. Never again.

I almost didn’t write this review because I am going to merely reiterate what everyone is saying. THE BEST SUSHI and what a diverse menu of it!
The fried crab sushi, the grilled Hamachi tuna (yes, I know not technically sushi) and the maki rolls are superb. I’m like a kid in a candy store. My son and I go there and we sit at the small portion of the bar right in front of the sushi station.
I guess this review is somewhat incomplete because I really haven’t tried the staples like the pu pu platter, appetizers and the routine Chinese fare but I can’t get away from the Sushi! And they have Keno which is a plus — for me anyway.

Just got take out sushi and threw it out, it was not fresh and was disgusting, it smelled funny and I love sushi and eat it all tge time, my dog wouldn’t even touch it and I feed him salmon, be careful when going to May Flower

This is really good Chinese! Light, fresh and tasty. Full of spices and fresh meats (not that gross chewey, fatty, kind that makes you want to spit it out on your plate) this place was a pleasant surprise.
I am a firm believer it is hard to find a good Chinese place that values quality but I think these guys do and it shows. The inside is nicely decorated not that tacky red plastic you expect to find but a nice upscale feel; separate dining and bar areas, big screen TV and really good food. The Kung-​Po, General Gau’s and fried rice were each flavorful and fresh.
I will definitely go back!