TASTE & TELL; Quincy Dynasty - Chinese like no other

From: The Patriot Ledger Quincy, MA | Date: November 13, 2002| Author: Virginia Hayes | Copyright information

Virgina Hayes

When you get the urge for Chinese food, there's no shortage of choices on the South Shore, although in many cases you can close your eyes and the food tastes pretty much the same from one spot to the next. If, however, you'd like to experience above-average Chinese food that is expertly prepared and beautifully presented, the recently opened Quincy Dynasty in North Quincy is an excellent choice. Newly renovated, and on the site of a former Vietnamese restaurant, this l...

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