- Chinese
- Cuban
Betty's Wok and Noodle Diner
Menu for Betty's Wok and Noodle Diner
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Ratings and Reviews for Betty's Wok and Noodle Diner
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May 04 2012
Stephanie F. via Yelp
We were catching a show at the Symphony at 7:00pm and wanted to eat dinner beforehand. So where do we go? This place. Crab rangoons and a noodle dish each...read more
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Apr 23 2012
Jim W. via Yelp
Although we have eaten at and enjoyed this fun restaurant in the past, our recent visit was a bit of a letdown. I tried the onion rings for the first time...read more
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Mar 10 2012
Neal M. via Yelp
for the money a bad value and a bad choice. plenty of better choices nearby. Sorry this place doesn't merit another shot. This Irish boy can do better at home.read more
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Jun 24 2008
yhh via Citysearch
My client call me to tell me that they had so much fun at Betty's this past saturday , they were visiting Boston with their friend...read more
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Jun 24 2008
cleryson via Citysearch
I recently just visited Bettys on Huntington Avenue with my family. When we just got there the restaurant seemed very busy due to...read more
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May 29 2008
bobjonst via Citysearch
I called ahead 2 hours to reserve a table for 5 people for my wife's birthday, but was told that they are too busy and cannot take...read more
The Scene
The folks at Betty's have major fusion fever seeping out everywhere, from the '50s-style diner décor (think stone-slab walls and red vinyl booths) to the Northeastern college types sitting alongside kitsch-loving South End folk. And the menu itself combines the sweet-and-sour Chinese palate with fiery Cuban sauces. Besides sizzling stir-fries, popular items include shrimp Rangoon and crisp spring rolls. Cheesecake draped in plum wine sake leads the list of sharable dessert options.