Vincent’s Asian Bistro

First time here. Absolutely amazing! Must try the spicy pork chops and squid. Have the soy and ginger sauce on the side. The severs were fantastic! Will definitely come back again.

Let’s start with the good: offered bar or table seating, and ice water or hot tea. Clean bathroom.
Fast service. Low prices.
Okay, now for the hard part: the quality of their food is extremely low. Cheap noodles that fall apart, tiny shrimp and fatty hard pork. Looked below average, tasted below average, spring rolls the worst I’ve ever had. I did not take leftovers.
Unfortunately, it looks like the people in Randolph don’t know any better.
I would ask them to raise the prices and the quality, but they would probably go out of business.
If you value your health and are not poor, skip this place.

This is by far some of the best (not just Chinese) food I’ve ever eaten. The food is fresh and delicious. The owners are great people, friendly and nice. You should absolutely give this place a try. You won’t be disappointed. The fried rice is different and lighter than most restaurants (AMAZING). Try the salt and pepper pork or squid. Kung Pao is great. «Normal» appetizers are fantastic, way better than any other restaurant. This is by far the best Chinese food on the south shore. ENJOY!

Lots of exclamation for this restaurant! Multiple five-​star reviews! Fantastic quality! Really!!! Either the owners have lots of friends writing bogus reviews, or we hit it on a VERY off night, or we ordered many wrong dishes from the menu… or I don’t know quality and authentic Asian food (not!).
Sauces were overly thickened, chicken was dried-​out/​overcooked, beef was – not sure what it was, but inedible – chewy, tasteless, almost as if it were boiled. Veggie fried rice was so fishy tasting – did they not clean out the wok after preparing a seafood dish before?
I don’t care always about atmosphere, but this converted bar room needs help. Lights are way too bright, and the multiple TV’s blasting the nightly [negative] news would probably cause indigestion, if not already from the horrible food.
Sorry for the harsh review, but all four of us left so disappointed and annoyed.

Was stoked to order delivery since my wife [who ironically is Chinese but doesn’t like food from these types of restaurants] is away, I decided to order out for delivery. With a minimum $ 25 order, plus extra $ 5 fee for delivery, the only words that came to mind was, «heIl no.» I’m giving a neutral rating because the food might be good or bad, but I am not sure either way. I wanted to let people know about this crazy delivery requirement though, so you don’t waste your time like I did.

Best all around, take the time to come here. You would not regret it, great service and food. Top 3

As you would see in the photos posted here, this is not your typical Americanized fast food Chinese joint. I was very impressed with the quality of their food — it’s authentic enough but not too strange for non-​Chinese (they do have some advanced Chinese like frog dishes however). Servers and hosts are very friendly and personable. One of the best Chinese foods in south shore for sure!

The best boneless spareribs in the world! Great prices, fast service, and very clean! I love this place!

Priced right. Spicy wings is delicious. I’m a big fan of the special pan fried noodles with shredded pork (also mix with lobster sauce and it’s YUM). Fried squid and even intestines are so good. Chinatown on the south of Boston. Great family owned restaurant. Has become a go to spot for me and my friends. Also Mama dukes loves the place.

Stuck in the South Shore suburbs and craving authentic Chinese food (no, none of that ABC food that includes bread), yet not in the mood to drive out to Chinatown and Quincy? Look no further and check out Vincent’s Asian Bistro!
My personal favorite dish from here is the Eggplant and String Beans rice plate. There is something tasty about the gravy-​smothered veggies with rice that I can’t get enough of. In my past experiences of ordering take out, the Chinese Eggplant was cooked perfectly in its tenderness and garlicky flavor and I like it best here. Yum! The scallion pancakes are good too, and you can’t go wrong with Salt/​Pepper Fried Calamari.
The restaurant is tiny, so be mindful of the right times to go there as it can get overcrowded on weekend evenings!
Fun fact: not only are the owners are friendly and courteous, but one of them used to be the owner of the now-​closed Vinh Sun in Chinatown. I personally felt the food quality has improved greatly from what it used to be.

Very authentic mandarin dishes, just like when I grew up. Their scallion pancakes are so tasty and crispy that they must be consumed during the trip home, lest they become soggy. ;-)
I am not a fan of the bitter melon dishes, though.
I have not yet tried their non-​Chinese offerings.
They are open on holidays, even Chinese New Year, but if you want to ensure that they will serve you 9−10pm, call in your takeout order earlier.
I wish that they offered delivery, but they did allow an Über driver to pick up my prepaid order when my car battery was dead.

My favorite restaurant!!!
you can get good quality Chinese cuisine without driving to chinatown.
actually they offer better service and better food than some of restaurant in chinatown.
I always get my lunch from here, I call and it only takes 15 minutes to be ready for pickup.
I recommend Minced pork with Tofu, Fried pork chop and squid, or general gau chicken. They are the best one I ever had. the owner and employees are friendly unlike other chinese restaurant.
They know how to treat customer with respect.
This is the only real Chinese cuisine place in town !!!
Don’t go to those low quality, dirty take out place. spend $ 1 or $ 2 more here and get healthier and authentic real food.

If you are a local, it would make sense to get your Chinese food fix here. If you don’t live around here, there are better places. This is definitely not a «Hey, let’s make a trip to Randolph to eat at Vincent’s!»
I guess it’s because I was expecting Cantonese style/​influence so I thought this place was MEH. The dishes were definitely well seasoned but not necessarily what I was expecting it to be. For example, the Indonesian Fried Rice was different from, let’s say, Rod Dee’s or another Thai restaurant. The ingredients and flavor were different. It was OD on curry powder in my own opinion.
If you are interested in surprises, this place could suit you well. Maybe that explains the fusion part? Fusion in a puzzling way?
The service here is typical Chinatown style with a hint of clumsy Smurf thrown in.

Ordered takeout from here recently. The restaurant is very clean and the staff that I dealt with on the phone and when I picked up my food were very friendly and courteous.
Crab Rangoons were pretty good. I’ve had better, but I’ve certainly had worse. They are quite large and puffy and not greasy at all. I think the taste of cream cheese was a little overpowering though. The duck sauce that they serve with the appetizer was really good.
The crispy orange beef was delicious, by definitely not «crispy». The sauce was tasty and citrusy and the beef was not too chewy (as is often the case with this dish in other places). The broccoli could’ve been cooked a little longer though.
Kung-​pao Chicken was ok. Definitely seemed fresh, light and not greasy. The all white meat was cooked just fine, however, the pieces were small. The dish lacked flavor and was moderately spicy. Problem was that there was really not any other flavor but «spicy.»
Overall we enjoyed the food. The portions were also pretty big for the price of the food. We plan to get food from this place again in the near future and try some other menu items. The menu is huge, so we hope to sample a lot of it!

Vincent’s is right off Main Street in Randolph. If you’re traveling from another city, it’s 2 minutes off the highway. Given it’s small capacity, there’s plenty of parking. If you want authentic Chinese food, this is the place to go. The owners used to run Vinh Sun in Chinatown before moving out here.
I would recommend the Salty and Spicy Chicken Wings, Sweet and Sour Pork, and their House Special Fried Chicken. One downside is that everything that’s good here is fried. So if you’re looking for something clean, probably not the best spot.

New to Unilocal and I have to say this was a magnificent find. I work in the Financial District and am familiar with authentic Chinese cuisine, so to have this option so close to home is a dream come true. My family was pleasantly surprised especially my 10 year old son who requested chopsticks after witnessing their expert use all around him.
We had the butter and garlic fried wings as well as the spicy calamari. Rounded it out with the house fried rice and some udon noodles. I’m determined to convince my family to try some more traditional dishes outside of their comfort zone on the next visit. I had serious food envy when the dishes coming from the kitchen were being placed on the tables all around me. The food was extremely fresh and the service was pleasant and friendly. Its a nice family run place great for family dining.
As we were leaving my son was handed a pair of chopsticks with instructions to practice at home so he could be ready for his next visit. We will be back.

Best Chinese food outside of Chinatown — simple as that.
Dinner specials on back page of menu are awesome.

Best Chinese food in Randolph or anywhere near! No question. I’ve been here 3 times and every time has been great. Service is sometimes a little slow when they are busy. Very clean, nice presentation, good sized drinks, great food with good portions and lots of flavor. Not your typical south Shore crap.
Try the ginger scallion twin lobster!!!

I came here with my office colleagues for dinner and was very happy! The food is very authentic and expertly prepared.
For appetizers we started out with Scallion Pancakes and Fried chichen wings. The chicken wings were sooooo goooood! Crispy and juicy at the same time! They toss the fried wings in chillies and scallions. I could just eat that alone for dinner! They were so good!
For our main course we had —
Salt and Pepper calamari and pork chops
Salt and Pepper Lobster
Orange Beef
Pea-​pod stems!
All the dishes I tried were really good. I highly recommend this place.

Yay! Finally a AUTHENTIC Chinese restaurant in Randolph! Open for almost a month now & I finally got to try it.
Came here for a light dinner with my mom. the place was packed. Lots of Asian family’s having dinner here, (which is a good sign when other Asian’s are having dinner at a Asian restaurant in the suburbs)
There is this humongous U shape bar in the middle of the restaurant, which has always been there from previous owners. unfortunately that takes away from more seating in this already small establishment.
My mother & I sat at the «bar» to eat. There is no liquor at the bar yet! I repeat no liquor at the bar yet. We ordered beef & vegetable pan fried noodles & order of wonton noodle soup. they have 2 versions of the wonton soup, one with pork & shrimp & the other just pork, so make sure you order that dish appropriately!
The dishes were delicious! We sat close to where all the food came out from the kitchen & we noticed they all looked amazing!
Situated on N. Main Street in Randolph, with it’s own parking lot.
I can’t wait to come here for a full dinner with my family!
Welcome to the neighborhood & I really hope you do well!