Feng Shui

"Far too expensive. Food is excellent, but not worth $200 for two people to eat. We had one appetizer each and one entree each. We were shocked by the bill. However, the food is excellent, the service was excellent, and getting take home with the leftovers was easy."

"Feng Shui Restaurant in Burlington, MA offers a delightful culinary experience with a focus on fresh and flavorful dishes. The Vegetable Delight is a colorful medley of crisp, vibrant veggies that showcase the chef's commitment to quality ingredients. The Crunchy Pad Thai is a textural delight, balancing the perfect blend of crispy and chewy elements, creating a harmonious flavor profile. Our waiter Priebprom was very attentive and delivered extremely friendly service at Feng Shui adding an extra layer of enjoyment to our dining experience. The Vegetable Pineapple Fried Rice is a standout dish, combining the sweetness of pineapple with savory vegetables and perfectly cooked rice. The careful attention to detail in each dish reflects the restaurant's dedication to creating a memorable dining experience. The ambiance is inviting, and the service is attentive, making Feng Shui a commendable choice for those seeking a satisfying and well-balanced vegetarian meal."

"I came here for buffet. There is also a dinner menu. There are two spaces that could be enclosed for private party and it can be merge into one big room. There are also plenty of parking spaces."

"Feng Shui is very busy on weekend mornings due to the buffet. A lot of food is squeezed into a small space. Overall there is something for everyone including fried rice, Xiao long bao, shrimp in cream sauce, blue crab, fried dumplings, sushi, and much more. There are large TVs above the bar for viewing sports events."

"It was quite busy for a Sunday, we had 8 people for lunch. Felt a bit rushed to order food and then ignored when it came time to pay. The food was good, nothing really stood out. The spicy edamame was probably my favorite. Feels like a cute place for a classy first date rather than a big family style dining. Meaning the plates were enough for 1 person but not really to share."