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Asian-Owned Businesses to Support in Boston

Boston has no shortage of amazing Asian and Pacific Islander-owned businesses to check out. May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, and the perfect time to show your support for local businesses. We’ve rounded up a few of our top picks below, but consider this just the beginning — there are plenty more out there to support, this month and all year!



photo credit: OUR ZONE

Our Zone

1583 Comm Ave


Brighton's Our Zone offers handmade Chinese food from signature dumplings to hot pots.


photo credit: MDM NOODLES

MDM Noodles

351 Washington St


MDM Noodles is a cornerstone in the Brighton community and has been recognized for its outstanding Chinese cuisine, excellent service, and friendly staff.


PHOTO CREDIT: pagu

Pagu

310 Mass Ave, Cambridge


PAGU is a James Beard Foundation nominated Spanish Japanese tapas restaurant located in Cambridge by Chef/Owner Tracy Chang. Sign up for one of their cooking classes and learn techniques from the pros.


photo credit: Banh Mi Ba Le

Banh Mi Ba Le

1052 Dorchester Ave

This Dorchester landmark has been serving Banh Mi sandwiches for over twenty years. In that time, their reputation has made locals go crazy. There's almost always a line, but don't worry, it moves fast!


Rubato

412 Hancock St, Quincy


Rubato is a modern Hong Kong Cafe in the heart of Quincy where Chopped champ chef Laurence Louie has created a menu so good, you’ll be planning your next meal before you leave.


photo credit: Cha Yen Thai Cookery

Cha Yen Thai Cookery

613 Mt Auburn St, Watertown


From Thai sausage to mouth-watering curries, Cha Yen in Watertown is worth the trip down Mt. Auburn Street. Stick around for signature coconut ice cream and Thai Tea for dessert.


Noodles King

400 Brookline Ave

Some of Boston's best hand-pulled noodles are nestled in the food court at Longwood Galleria. We love the cold sesame noodles!


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updated may 2025